HeyJaredJeff Rubenstone
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TBMs Begin Digging for Hudson Tunnel Project (opens the original)
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Two tunnel boring machines began operation Sept. 28 for the first new tunnel under the Hudson River in over a century began at a hillside below Tonnelle Ave in North Bergen, N.J. with an official groundbreaking ceremony. The TBMs will carve two tubes through the rocky Palisades hillside, a major milestone for the Gateway Program. The Palisades Tunnel Project is being undertaken by a Schiavone-Lane-Dragados joint venture. “Reaching this stage reflects the hard work of everyone who has helped move
3Q 2026 Cost Report: Prices for Used Equipment Show Stability, While New Machines Sees Jump in Sales (opens the original)
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Getting through the summer construction season, even with a boom in data center work, has not translated into a spike in used equipment prices, according to the latest data from industry analyst EquipmentWatch. But affordable used iron has not stopped original equipment manufacturers from booking some record sales numbers in recent months. “Construction [used equipment] has followed the seasonal trend [this summer], but overall prices are down compared to 2024, and 2025, and why that is we are n
Data Center Crunch: Contractors Rethink Project Delivery, Adopt New Tools to Meet Booming Demand (opens the original)
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Schedule pressures to bring data centers and related infrastructure online within tight deadlines is driving new thinking among the major contractors leading the market. When building data centers at the current rapid pace, there’s an assumption that more technology use will help meet the demands of an emerging technological market. But in practice, limitations encountered in construction are based as much in digital tools as they are in human processes. Those looking to meet intense deadlines o
$200M Funding Round Set for Automated Equipment Startup Gravis Robotics (opens the original)
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In one of the largest infusions into the rapidly growing heavy equipment automation sector, Swiss-based tech startup Gravis Robotics has secured a $200-million Series A funding round, the firm announced Aug. 17. The funding round comes from Japan-based Softbank Group, which cited Gravis’ artificial intelligence-based machine controls as a key component of the investor’s larger AI strategy. “Physical AI is central to SoftBank’s vision for the next phase of AI,” explained Dai Sakata, Softbank Grou
At Least 111 Dead, Dozens of Buildings Collapse in Powerful Colombian Earthquake (opens the original)
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A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia the morning of Aug. 10, collapsing dozens of buildings and killing an estimated 111 people. The greatest damage was seen in the country's western states along the Andes mountain range. The earthquake's epicenter was near the small town of San José de Palmar, located roughly 250 miles west of the capital of Bogotá. Damage was seen in the nearby cites of Quibdo, Manizales and Pereira following the temblor that occurred at 7:34 AM local time Monday
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