Articles by Jeff Rubenstone

The small outdoor layout robot, called CivDot, allows for automated layout of survey points with a high degree of precision.

The first few months of this year saw some uncertainty in equipment pricing, but even with the unclear tariff situation the used equipment market has seen prices stabilizing, according to the latest data from industry analyst firm EquipmentWatch.

Both design firms see tremendous growth in U.S. and global aviation markets, with more work available than either firm could tackle alone.

OSHA investigators were on the scene June 4 at the site of a fatal crane collapse in Merritt Island, Fla.

DelDOT and other DOTs are working with contractors on improving safety messaging through telematics data from equipment.

DelDOT and other DOTs are working with contractors on improving safety messaging through telematics data from equipment.

Chief Operating Officer Joe Creed will assume the lead role after CEO Jim Umpleby steps down May 1, with a somewhat rocky road ahead for the company amid softening sales expectations and tariff uncertainty. 

Building a climate-controlled warehouse and logistics facility for United Therapeutics in North Carolina’s Research Triangle was a matter of power management and careful planning.

When highway contractors get their finances in order, it can be hard to square their operations with common accounting software. Seeing an unmet need, Sage is now partnering with start-up Tractics on integrating their respective software tools.

Fear of tariffs has not impacted prices yet, but OEMs weigh their options.