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By Jay Adams CEG CORRESPONDENT

Reed & Reed Inc., Woolwich, Maine, hit the ground run-ning in January to remove and replace two steel bridgescalled Cumberland Mills West and Cumberland Mills East.The bridges, in the heart of this mill area, carry a very high

volume of traffic.Crews have been on-site since Jan. 9 for the project,

which was bid on Nov. 9 at an estimated cost of just under$5 million.“The scope [of the project] includes the removal of two

bridges. This includes demolishing the existing concretesidewalks, railings, deck and abutments,” said Senior ProjectManager Ted Clark of Reed & Reed Inc. “We have toremove the steel beams, 10 in total, that weigh over 200,000pounds, all of which will be recycled. Over 1,000 cubicyards of concrete will be demolished and hauled off to berecycled.”To deflect heavy traffic while the old bridges come down,

the general contractor must implement other routes for carsto commute and travel with nointerruption of bridge work. “Reed & Reed will have to

design and construct a traffic detourthat allows us to demolish and con-struct the two new bridges and notinterrupt the traffic flow. Thisapproach is particularly importanton such a busy, arterial road thatcarries over 16,000 vehicles perday,” added Clark.Clark said that each bridge abut-

ment will be built through the use ofa cofferdam that allows Reed &Reed to de-water and eliminate thedifficulty of working under water.

100 Tons of SteelThe two new bridges will have

six steel girders each; there will bemore than 200,000 lbs. (90,718 kg)of steel that will form the super-structure portion of the bridges.

Reed & Reed Inc. Tackles Dual BridgeDemolition, Replacement Project

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The scope of the project includes the removal of twobridges. This includes demolishing the existing con-crete sidewalks, railings, deck and abutments.

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Another 170,000 lbs. (77,110 kg) of steelwill be used for reinforcing the concrete,added the project manager.Beyond the 16,000 cars, dozens of new

trucks will enter the region to do the job.“[Some] 300 truckloads or 3,000-plus

cubic yards of concrete will be brought to thesite and incorporated into the two bridgesand the project,” said Clark. “Currently, wehave two crews working on-site. Our fieldpersonnel include crane operators, laborers,carpenters, foremen and a superintendent. “Our on-site superintendent, Jack Turner,

leads our field efforts and is responsible forour field crews and our subcontractors,” headded. Senior Project Manager Clark has worked

for the company for 30 years. He is respon-sible for meeting the company’s scheduleand budget commitments, and maintaining a positive rela-tionship with Maine Department of Transportation(MDOT).

Major SubsSome major subcontractors play an important role in Reed

& Reed Inc. projects. These include Shaw Brothers (siteearthwork), Mainline Fence (guardrail and fencing), AD

Rossi (bridge rail), ARC (structural steel girders), BarkerSteel (reinforcing steel), Stallion Steel (tying reinforcingsteel) and Peter Lyford (landscaping).The contractor, knowing how marshlands, wetlands,

water and other off-road concerns are a part of virtuallyevery major highway or bridge project in Maine, hasaddressed environmental issues surrounding CumberlandMills.

“Reed & Reed works in environmentallysensitive areas constantly since many of ourprojects are located in remote, pristine areasof the state or in and around water,” saidClark. “We take our responsibilities concern-ing the environment very seriously. “This requires up-front planning by our

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Currently, there are two crews working on-site. Thefield personnel include crane operators, laborers, car-penters, foremen and a superintendent.

Reed & Reed Inc., Woolwich, Maine, hit the ground running in January to removeand replace two steel bridges called Cumberland Mills West and Cumberland MillsEast.

see BRIDGES page 9


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several different occasions. Last year, Powerscreen

Connecticut purchasedEquipment and Systems forIndustry (ESI), the BLPegson and Cedarapids deal-er of Massachusetts.Powerscreen absorbed all ofthe aggregate equipmentdivision of ESI and wasnamed the newPowerscreen, BL Pegsonand Cedarapids dealer forthat area. In addition,Powerscreen Connecticutwas awarded thePowerscreen, BL Pegson and Cedarapidscontracts for New Hampshire and Maine. The company's new name —

Powerscreen New England — reflects itsincreased market area.“We are extremely excited about this

announcement,” said Seamus Sheelan.“Personally, I have a long history with thePowerscreen product, going all the way backto serving as president of PowerscreenU.S.A. in the 80s and early 90s, up until mywife and I started Powerscreen Connecticut.Today, Terex Corporation ownsPowerscreen, BL Pegson and Cedarapids sowe are able to representthis wide diversity ofproducts and have theadvantage of dealing withonly one corporation formanaging our equipmentand parts inventory. “New England is one

area of the country thathas long had a strongCedarapids presencethanks to the efforts of LesBebchick and Equipmentand Systems for Industry.With our acquisition ofESI we are now represent-ing the Cedarapids line forall of New England. TheCedarapids MPS cone crusher is wellrespected and we greatly look forward torepresenting the Cedarapids product offeringto New England’s aggregate producers.”Powerscreen New England will continue

to offer parts and product support forMassachusetts and northern New Englandfrom ESI’s old facilities in Hopkinton, Mass.The company also is nearing completion ofa new sales, parts and service facility inLoudon, N.H.“This acquisition has many benefits to our

customers. We are a stronger and moreaggressive dealership than ever before. Our

sales staff, our rental fleet inventory andparts inventory are all larger than everbefore. Most importantly our fleet of service

trucks now numbers five, giving us the flex-ibility to support our customers even in themost remote regions of our territory,”Sheelan said.For more information, visit

www.powerscreenct.com.(This story also can be found on

Construction Equipment Guide’s Web site atwww.constructionequipmentguide.com.)CEG

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A huge fleet of portable crushing systems and all thenecessary support equipment is always available forsale or rent.

Powerscreen New England’s field tech-nicians have all attended factory train-ing seminars from all of the manufac-turers that the company represents.

Powerscreen New England’s fleet of service trucks putsits technicians on the jobsite within hours with all of thetooling and parts contractors need to keep theirPowerscreen and Cedarapids products up and running.

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ACR EQUIPMENT ......................................................9

ARGUS INDUSTRIAL COMPANY ..............................1

ASTRO CRANE ..........................................................9

BARRY EQUIPMENT CO ..........................................5

C N WOOD CO INC..................................................12

CARON & SON SCREENING ..................................6

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CONTRACTORS CORNER........................................9

FOLEY MARINE & INDUSTRIAL ENGINE ................1

GORILLA HAMMERS ................................................1

J R VINAGRO CORPORATION ................................1

KRAFT POWER CORP ..............................................1

LORUSSO HEAVY EQUIPMENT LLC ......................7

LOU GIZA EQUIPMENT ............................................1

LUBRICATION TECHNOLOGIES INC ......................9

MASTHEAD ................................................................1

MID CITY STEEL CO..................................................9

MILTON CAT ..............................................................9

MULTI MACHINE INC ................................................1

ROGERS BROTHERS................................................8

T-QUIP SALES & RENTAL INC ..................................5

THE N.I.C.E. COMPANY ............................................6

TRAMAC BY MONTABERT ......................................11

TYLER EQUIPMENT CO ........................................3,7

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