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Integration of electronics and software into hydraulics systems is creating smarter solutions and aiding the push toward further automation and connectivity
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Historic infrastructure investment in public lands will create nearly 19,000 jobs and contribute $2 billion to GDP, the Department of the Interior states
Goals of the 2004 EPA Tier 4 emission standards are to improve health, but the regulation also impacts businesses that make, sell, service, and purchase a wide range of diesel-powered equipment
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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated acceptance of online equipment sales and purchases
The John Deere 210G LC and 350G LC Excavators are now available with the factory-installed and calibrated SmartGrade technology with 2D and 3D grade control options
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Senate parliamentarian has advised that a revised budget resolution can include reconciliation instructions, opening a path for Democrats to pass spending legislation, like an infrastructure bill with no Republican support, by a simple majority vote
Allied will undergo a rebranding during 2021, changing the company name to Sandvik Rock Processing Solutions North America and marketing all products under the Rammer brand name
The multi-trillion-dollar plan would dramatically boost infrastructure spending, but concerns have emerged over federal requirements, such as project labor agreements, and the proposed corporate tax increases to pay for it
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1. Industry Responds to Biden Infrastructure Plan
The American Jobs Plan is a comprehensive infrastructure package that will create millions of good paying jobs and make American businesses more competitive. Here's a breakdown of the proposed spending and potential issues with the planAmerican Road & Transportation Builders Association