In past entries, I’ve written about customers diversifying in order to keep their machines running. With federal stimulus dollars earmarked for highway work, bridge parapet and barrier wall opportunities have increased dramatically across the U.S. Over the past 12 months we’ve seen many customers, who were strictly curb and gutter contractors, make the leap into the barrier… Read More »
Last weekend it looked as if Bauma might have to go on without many of us. Inbound flights to Europe were cancelled all over as ash from Iceland’s volcanic eruption settled in over German airspace. After a few too exciting days the Power Curbers crew was able to make it into Munich on Tuesday,… Read More »
My first love wasn’t Farrah Fawcett. It wasn’t even a Red Radio Flyer or IROC-Z Camaro. My first love was ACC basketball. Watching the students sections go nuts in close games, I knew by the time I was 10 that I’d attend an ACC school, I just had no idea which one. Nothing beat settling… Read More »
When the 5th Summit of the Americas, which included heads of government for 34 countries, was scheduled for Trinidad and Tobago recently, officials there had work to do to get ready. Near the top of the list was the Piarco Airport which had to be transformed into a facility capable of handling U.S. President, Barack Obama’s… Read More »
