Project Profiles
Job Goes According to FormSeptember 2008
This method for keeping crew size low while staying right on schedule was music to this builder’s ears. The Rhythm @ Music Row, a downtown condominium complex, will be an important development for Nashville, Tennessee. The 250,000-square-foot, 15-story building, situated at the end of Music Row, will have retail and office spaces on the ground... Read more
Banking On It
September 2008
CRA Services is willing to bet on its hard-working crew, next-level technology, and solid communication strategy for building a flood diversion channel and embankment. When contractors start a job, they have to be ready to face its challenges. That has been the case with one the latest projects for Conestoga-Rovers & Associates (CRA) Services,... Read more
A Smooth Operation: Creating Concrete Floors Using Laser-Sharp Machinery
September 2008
As companies continue to increase the distribution of their goods around the globe, the construction of large industrial warehouses with consistent flooring standards has gained importance in logistics strategies. Everything that happens in a building needs a sound platform to operate from, whether it is manufacturing, storage and distribution, or retail.... Read more
Moving A Million Cubic Yards Of Dirt
September 2008
Mueller Excavating relies on GPS machine control for massive dairy farm site. California might successfully argue higher total head count and gross production rates, but Wisconsin is still known as the Dairy State. Just read the slogan on the state’s auto license plates and talk with Harold, Nick, Tom, Dusty, or Nathan Mueller. ... Read more
Rocks To Riches
September 2008
North Carolina company finds a niche for reusing aggregate. Hickory, North Carolina, a three-time named All-America City, is also home to Neill Grading and Construction Company, Inc., a two-fold company with over 40 years of experience in grading and site utilities. “In addition to four grading crews, we also have three water... Read more
