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    The Contractor's Side: Flow Down Clause

    Dec. 28, 2000
    Subcontract "flow down" provisions can create an interesting legal analysis. In L&B Construction Co. v. Ragan Enterprises Inc., 482 S.E. 279 (Ga. 1997), the court...
    Fleet Management

    It’s highway robbery

    Dec. 28, 2000
    Contractors tend to treat pieces of equipment like their own. They’ll baby a dozer, nurse it back to health, protect it. But sometimes, no matter what measures are taken, kids...
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    TRUCK TRACKS

    Dec. 28, 2000
    Booming sales, hardware advances, notably in the safety area, and a huge expansion in the industry’s international trade made 1999 a great year for truck news. The only thing ...
    Fleet Maintenance

    The forces of change

    Dec. 28, 2000
    Equipment distribution is one of the most dynamic sectors of the construction industry. The Internet and e-commerce are forces that loom on the horizon. But it is the rental market...
    Winter Maintenance

    Look at what they can do

    Dec. 28, 2000
    Returning from a trip to Europe that included stops in Switzerland, Norway and France, Mike Dooley, P.E., St. Louis County (Mo.) Public Works, could already hear the responses...

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    Bridges

    BRIDGES 1999

    Dec. 28, 2000
    Back in the 1950s, the Louisiana parishes of St. Tammany and Jefferson voted to construct a 24 mile-long, two-lane bridge across Lake Pontchartrain, connecting city of New Orleans...
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    ROADS REPORT

    Dec. 28, 2000
    The good, the bad and the ugly
    Snow Control

    Mother Nature, meet mother of plows

    Dec. 28, 2000
    What will Mother Nature think up next? After several people in the transportation field put their heads together to create a technology maintenance vehicle, it’s her move. Is ...