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By Jay AdamsCEG CORRESPONDENT
It began with just fourbarges at a hub dock and isnow a fleet. Its very namereflects its reputation.
It is helping with the worstmanmade disaster in thisnation’s history, expandingservices into the Caribbeanand South America and theremay be no limit to its effortson the seas, regionally orinternationally.
Sterling Equipment ofQuincy, Mass., began simplyin East Boston as a marineequipment rental and con-struction company.
Founded by Jay Cashmanin 1995, it fills and transportsheavy iron jobs on land andsea as a division of JayCashman Inc., which hasalways been a regionalleader in the marine con-struction industry.
Originally, marine andother construction equipment was purchased and deployedfor company use only. But the leaders of Sterling realizedthat there was a lucrative business in the rental of heavymarine equipment.
“At the start, we had four barges available for rent, and abusiness plan to purchase pieces of equipment at the rate of10 per year — growing the fleet to what it is now, more than100 pieces of equipment,” said Sterling President RobertDeCrescenzo, known throughout the company, and region,as “Bobby D.”
Cleaning up the GulfAt this writing, Sterling is in the process of mobilizing
equipment and manpower to assist in the cleanup of the cat-astrophic, ongoing BP oil spill in the Gulf.
“We are providing barges outfitted with concrete pumps,
which are enhanced by specialized Dobe pump equipment,”said DeCrescenzo. “The equipment will reach out over 100-foot areas, and suck up the oil floating on the surface.
“The oil and contaminated water will then be transferredto a tanker barge for treatment or disposal,” he added.
Other current projects, according to DeCrescenzo, include“leasing two of our largest dump scows to Camargo Correa,a multi-million dollar company in Brazil. These dump scowscan hold more than 4,000 cubic yards of material. The proj-ect is expected to last for a year.”
“And, our equipment and some employees are assistingthe company in the deepening of the Port of Sao Luis. Welook forward to embarking on future projects internationally,in Brazil and elsewhere,” he added.
Sterling Equipment, Expanding ItsInfluence on Land, at Sea
Division of Jay Cashman Inc. Assists With Crisis in Gulf
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The Vermont Department of Transportation received bids for trans-portation-related improvement projects.
Following is a list of some of the projects let.
County: CaledoniaTowns: St. Johnsbury, Lyndon.Project Name: StJohnsbury-Lyndon IM MEMB (18).Contract ID: 08A188.Location: St. Johnsbury —Bridge 82 north and south over TH No.77 (River Road), CRL R.R. and Passumpsic River (MM 128.592),Bridge 83 south over U.S. 5 (MM 128.889), Bridge 84 north andsouth over TH No. 68 (Crow Hill Road) (MM 129.741), Bridge 91north and south over TH No. 10 (Stark District Road) and StarkBrook (MM 133.990). Lyndon — Bridge 92 north and south overU.S. 5 (MM 136.526), Bridge 93 north and south over U.S. 5(MM 137.109) and Bridge 97 over TH No. 9 (Mathewson HillRoad) (MM 141.505).Project: Removing and replacing sheet membrane waterproofingand bituminous concrete pavement on the bridge and its approach-es along with minor related work.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• Winterset Inc. — $2,983,603.• J.P. Sicard Inc. — $3,328,363.• Beck & Bullucci Inc. — $3,542,395.• J.A. McDonald Inc. — $3,566,965.• R.M. Piper Inc. — $3,806,499.• Pike Industries Inc. — $3,849,769.
County: WashingtonTown: Montpelier.
Project Name: Montpelier BHF 6400 (31).Contract ID: 06J016.Location: TH 9 (Taylor Street) over Winooski River, approximate-ly 400 plus/minus ft. south of junction of State Street and TaylorStreet.Project: Rehabilitation of superstructure, substructure repairs andreconstruction of the approaches.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• Winterset Inc. — $1,547,151.• CCS Constructors LLC — $1,793,000.• Blow & Cote Inc. — $1,999,993.• T. Buck Construction Inc. — $2,000,000.• A.L. St. Onge Contractor Inc. — $2,379,947.
County: AddisonTown: Ripton.Project Name: Ripton FH 010-1 (42).Contract ID: 89E039.Location: Approximately 328 ft. south of intersection of VT Rte.125 and TH 18.Project: Rehabilitation and widening of existing bridge usingdetoured traffic with necessary roadway approach work.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• CCS Constructors LLC — $1,123,000.• T. Buck Construction Inc. — $1,127,718.• Kubricky Construction Corp. — $1,146,244.• Parent Construction Inc. — $1,216,868.• S.D. Ireland Concrete Construction Corp. — $1,263,999.• Blow & Cote Inc. — $1,398,182.• The Belden Co. Inc. — $1,430,687.
• Cold River Bridges LLC — $1,475,505.• J.P. Sicard Inc. — $1,506,812.
County: WindhamTown: Jamaica.Project Name: Jamaica BRO 1442 (27).Contract ID: 96J068.Location: Bridge No. 33 located on TH 43 approximately 0.10 mi.south of intersection with VT Rte. 100.Project: Replacement of existing thru truss bridge with new inte-gral abutment steel girder bridge and necessary channel andapproach work and removal of existing temporary bridge andapproaches.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• Renaud Brothers Inc. — $767,073.• Cold River Bridges LLC — $789,524.• Miller Construction Inc. — $853,086.• T. Buck Construction Inc. — $895,911.• Austin Construction Inc. — $922,860.• J.P. Sicard Inc. — $1,059,237.
County: WindhamTown: Wardsboro.Project Name: Wardsboro BHF 0114 (5).Contract ID: 05J006.Location: 1.1 mi. west of junction of TH 1 and VT RT 100.Project: Construction of new superstructure along with minorapproach work.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• B.U.R. Construction LLC — $448,747.• Cold River Bridges LLC —
$459,772.• Renaud Brothers Inc. —
$497,987.• T. Buck Construction Inc.
— $638,000.• J.P. Sicard Inc. — $790,000.• Parent Construction Inc. —
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County: WindsorTown: Chester.Project Name: Chester NH 025-1(41).Contract ID: 08B036.Location: Beginning at MM 8.114and extending northerly 0.246 mi. toMM 8.360.Project: Scaling, rock doweling, trimblasting, rock drains, traffic control andother related items.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• Morrill Construction Inc. —$587,231.
• B.U.R. Construction LLC— $673,235.
• J.A. McDonald Inc. —$719,225.
• J.P. Sicard Inc. — $724,285.• Bazin Brothers Trucking
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When contractors need to breakrock, they’ll often turn to a tradi-tional hydraulic hammer. Butwhen the rock in question is glacialgranite boulders, something morepowerful is required.
Ambrose Brothers Inc. had sucha need at its gravel pit in Sandwich,N.H., and found a solution in theSurestrike rock breaker.
Located near the WhiteMountain National Park, not farfrom Lake Winnipesaukee, the site— a natural gravel deposit of most-ly granite — is approximately 200-
acres and is part of a 600-acre siteowned by Ambrose Brothers.
Much of the site has large andmid-sized naturally formed graniteboulders, which date back in for-mation to the ice age and were cre-ated by glaciers. These bouldersare extremely difficult to break, notonly because they are made ofgranite, but because they wereformed naturally and are round,with no seams. It is the seams,cracks or fractures that make thebreaking of a rock relatively easywith the use of a hydraulic ham-mer, according to AmbroseBrothers.
“Over the years we have tried tobreak these boulders withhydraulic hammers. If we wereable to break them at all theamount of time it took and theamount of wear that it put on thehammer and the excavator was notworth the effort to continue trying.We could put a 5,000-foot-poundhydraulic breaker on these boul-ders for hours and make little or no
progress. Whitney and Son intro-duced us to the Surestrike model4000 52,000-foot-pound rockbreaker. This breaker is verystrong. It hits with a lot of impactand can strike the rock up to 20times per minute,” said BobAmbrose, owner.
“The Surestrike has been break-ing these granite boulders nearlyeffortlessly. With this ready supplyof boulders scattered across our pitthat we were previously unable toharvest, our production numbersincreased significantly. The only
way we could have harvested theserocks previously was by blastingthem, which was not very practi-cal.”
“Much of the sand we had beenproducing in the pit was sandygravel. Breaking this hard granitewe are able to mix the hard granitewith the sandy gravel, which helpsus make a product with therequired specifications,” Ambrose
continued.“We purchased the Surestrike in
May 2009, so it has been operatingfor well over a year. Thus far wehave only needed to replace thelarge nylon strap inside the unitevery couple of hundred hours,” headded.
The Surestrike operator, JoeBallou, an employee of AmbroseBrothers, also is impressed withthe Surestrike.
“I have never seen anything likeit. We have tried all sorts ofapproaches to breaking these gran-
ite boulders. The Surestrike is theonly thing we have seen that getsthe job done,” he said.
Surestrike Model 4000The Surestrike model 4000 is
rated for crushing extremely hardmaterials. It is effective for han-dling glacial rock, granite, traprock, basalt, slag and heavy-dutyconcrete demolition, according tothe manufacturer.
The breaker has an operatingweight of 15,900 lbs. (7,212 kg),
an overall height of 23 ft. (7 m), anoverall width of 30 in. (76 cm) andan overall depth of 52 in. (132 cm).
It has a single blow impact ener-gy of 52,000 lbs. and a cycle timeof three seconds. The striker pindiameter is 8 in. (20 cm) and thestriker pin length is 33 in. (83.8cm).
Back to NatureA natural reclamation process is
taking place inside the areas of theAmbrose pit where gravel is nolonger being harvested. Due to a
very high water table, there is anatural underground aquifer justbelow the surface in the gravel pit.The holes that have been left fromexcavating are quickly filled with atremendous quantity and quality ofwater. As area birds have visitedthese ponds their droppings, whichcontain cranberry seeds from otherregions of the state, have started anatural organic cranberry bog.
About Ambrose BrothersDavid and Edward Ambrose
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Surestrike Breaks Glacier Granite for Ambrose Brothers
Unbroken, naturally formed granite boulders were formed overcenturies by glaciers.
A Surestrike Model 4000 is mounted to a Caterpillar 350 carrier.
(L-R) are Doug Baker, salesrepresentative of Whitney andSon; Joe Ballou, AmbroseBrothers equipment operator;and Bob Ambrose, owner ofAmbrose Brothers.
A close-up of the field of boulders, now crushed.
The Ambrose Brothers’ gravel pit is located in Sandwich, N.H.
see SURESTRIKE page 21
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Central Maine Auction Holds Liquidation Sale in Hermon
see AUCTION page 16
The auctioneer rattled off numbers and the assistantslooked for bidding cards as the pieces of equipmentwere driven past.
Bruce Hogan (L) and Stephen Dale, both of DaleEnterprises, took the long drive from New Brunswick,Canada, to peruse the hundreds of lots of heavy equip-ment for sale.
The complete bank liquidation sale of Thibodeau Construction at the Central MaineAuction Center was well attended.
Central Maine Auction Center is a family business with more than 30 years of experience and consistsof a 15-acre facility.
(L-R): Ethan O’Leary, H.E. Cliff & Sons, Hermon, Maine; DanCliff, retired; and Peter Mead, Maine Water Works Supply,Oakland, Maine, visited the sale.
These excavators were aligned in a perfect row for prospective bidders to preview before the start of the 10:30a.m. sale.
Central MaineAuction Center,Hermon, Maine,
hosted a complete bankliquidation auction forThibodeau Constructionon June 11 and 12.
The well-attended eventfeatured hundreds of lotsof heavy equipment suchas rollers, dozers, excava-tors and trucks of manytypes.
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Tracey Road EquipmentEast Syracuse, NY
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Kahn Tractor & Equipment, Inc.North Franklin, CT860/642-7596
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Bobcat of Boston Inc.20 Concord Street
North Reading, MA 01864978-664-3727
Bobcat of Boston South170 MacArthur Blvd.
Bourne, MA 02532508-759-5020
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Barry Equipment30 Birch Island RoadWebster, MA 01570
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CRUSHING EQUIPMENT, PARTS & SERVICEAce Equipment Sales, Inc. and
Milroy and Company LLC171 Tolland Turnpike (Route 74) • PO Box 535
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TELSMITH model SBS ConeCrushers are the most efficient andcost effective cone crushers avail-able today. In models ranging fromthe 38SBS (200hp) up to the 68SBS(600hp) with capacities that canexceed 900 tons per hour, the SBSis designed to deliver consistentperformance for decades.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) The Maine TransportationDepartment said pedestrian, cycling and motor traffic will beaffected by construction on busy Veterans Memorial Bridge,which connects Portland and South Portland off Route 295.Work began June 21.
The bridge’s southbound sidewalk and shoulder areclosed, affecting motorists, cyclists and pedestrians. Therealso will be daily southbound lane closures as necessary dur-ing off-peak traffic hours for construction activities. Traffic
during peak hours on weekdays from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.will not be affected.
The new bridge is scheduled to open to traffic in summer2012, when the old Veterans Memorial Bridge will beremoved. The entire project will be complete by December2012.
Project manager Jeff Folsom said that since the existingbridge will remain open during construction of the newbridge, disruption to traffic is expected to be minimal.
Southern Maine Bridge Work Planned
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Officials in Maine’s largestcity and the Federal Emergency Management Agency havereached an agreement that keeps most of Portland Harborfrom being classified as a high-risk flood zone.
On June 4, FEMAreleased revised flood maps that allowsnew structures to be built along Commercial Street.
New flood maps that FEMA had proposed would have
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June Auction Helps Liquidate Thibodeau Construction
Brothers Gene and Jamie Green, W.H. Green and &Sons, Augusta, Maine, took some time away from theirbusy schedules as owners of a crane company to visitthe sale.
Jim Brochu of J.L. Brochu, Stratton, Maine, gets readyto start up this machine for a test run before decidingon whether to place a bid.
Shawn Burke, LaGrange, Maine, kept his shades onand wore a smile while previewing a 2007 HyundaiRobex excavator.
Randy Copp, Copp Equipment,Cumberland, Maine, examines aScreen Machine scalper 107D forsale at the auction.
Buyers must rely entirely on their owninspection and information on themachine when purchasing equipmentand Greg Holt isn’t taking any chancesas he kneels to investigate the under-neath of a Thunderbird wash plant.
This friendly bunch of gentlemen posed for a photo-op at Central Maine AuctionCenter’s sale site. (L-R) are Roy Howes, Roy’s Excavation, Turner, Maine; ArthurCutter, retired, Salsbury, N.H.; and Randall Hamilton, Hamilton Sand Blasting,Vassalboro, Maine.
Central Maine Auction Center’s 15 acres are filled with inventory of all kinds.
AUCTION from page 10
Ben Malo, Malo Construction, Veazie,Maine, brought his son, Kaleb,2, to thefirst day of the two-day sale at CentralMaine Auction Center.
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CONSTRUCTION AUCTIONQUINNIPIAC COMMISSION AUCTION
MANAGED BY DAVIS AUCTIONS, INC.SATURDAY, July 31, 2010 9:00 A.M.LOCATION: DAVIS AUCTIONS, INC.
210 CHESHIRE ROAD, RT. 68, PROSPECT, CTTHINK SUNSHINE!!!
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Auctioneer:Reginald Lussier
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Quinnipiac Commission Auction will be conducting our next auction of utility and construction equipment and related supplies on July 31, 2010. This auction will con-sist of equipment from utility companies; municipalities; contractors; and others. All equipment from crushing operation, utility companies, and munici-palities are sold in absolute.
Early Consignments:Contractor Selling Out Complete Crushing Operation: DRESSER 555 5 1/2 yd. Wheel Loader, s/n 3663, shows 1500 hrs; DRESSER 555 5 1/2 yd. Wheel Loader,s/n 3567, shows 1700 hrs; DRESSER 550 5 1/2 yd. Wheel Loader, s/n 2235, shows 3250 hrs; MDI/YUTANI 180LC Hyd. Excavator, s/n 371, shows 3500 hrs;MDI/YUTANI MD320BLC Hyd. Excavator, s/n 371, shows 6400 hrs; AKERMAN H16D Hyd. Excavator, aux. hyd., s/n 8063, shows 9600 hrs; STANLEY MB4900 Hyd.Hammer adapted for H16 Excavator; INGERSOLL RAND SP48 Vibratory Roller, s/n 6210S, shows 620 hrs; KOMATSU D39EX21A Crawler Dozer, EROPS, A/C, 6way blade, s/n 1543, shows 824 hrs; INTERNATIONAL/DRESSER TD8E Crawler Dozer, OROPS, 6 way blade; INTERNATIONAL/DRESSER TD20 Crawler Dozer,hyd. tilt, excellent undercarriage; INTERNATIONAL/ DRESSER 125E Crawler Loader, OROPS, 4 in 1 bucket; KOMATSU WB150 Wheel Loader Backhoe, EROPS,extend-a-hoe, 4x4, s/n A60124, under 800 hrs; VOLVO BM20 3 axle Articulating Rock Truck, s/n A20Z1237; EUCLID R22 Rock Truck, s/n 5045; EUCLID R22 RockTruck; INGERSOLL RAND 1100CFM Compressor; INGERSOLL RAND ECM350 Air Track Drill; POWER SCREEN 2 Deck Portable Screening Plant w/side con-veyor, diesel; BROWN LENEX 52” Cone Crusher, electric, on 2 axle trailer; BROWN LENEX 36”x42” Jaw Crusher w/42”x16’ feeder deck, Cat 3306 power, on 3axle trailer; WSW 3 Deck 6’x16’ Screening Plant, electric, on single axle trailer; POWER SCREEN Portable 30”x70’ Radial Stacking Conveyor; 24”x65’ PortableRadial Stacking Conveyor; 24”x65’ Portable Radial Stacking Conveyor; 42”x60’ Stationary Conveyor; 30”x60’ Stationary Conveyor; 36”x50’ Stationary Conveyor;Several Other Misc. Small Conveyors, some w/shaker screens; CAT 3412 Generator, skid mounted, 1200KW 265/460V.3Ø4W, s/n 620-9007R, shows very low hrs;Commercial Concrete Forms- over 500 pieces; 100 ton 2FT6011 Truck Scale, (3) 10’x20’ sections; Tree Spade for 3 yd. loader; Staging; Grubber Blade for dozerand much much more. The above crushing operation has very low hours and has been sitting idle for the past few years. You name it, it looks like it’scoming!! More arriving daily.
This is our early tentative list. Call for updated list towards the end of July. We accept consignments up thru WEDNESDAY prior to sale. We never know what willbe consigned at the last minute – so come to our inspection and find out!
INSPECTION: FRIDAY, July 30, 2010 This is when/where you find out what is really here!!! 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.
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‘Masters of the Extraordinary’There is no end to the type of projects that Sterling has
tackled.“We did a project that involved the heavy lift (mobiliza-
tion) of huge gas generators (turbines) — 250 tons each —that were delivered by rail to the Charlestown (Mass.) navydock where they were picked (by crane) by SterlingEquipment and moved to Raytheon,” said DeCrescenzo.
“We moved the old Coast Guard base — from land to abarge — and transported the building itself here to our yardin Quincy,” he added. “We off-loaded and transported thejacking system for the dismantling of the Goliath crane thatwas located here in the old Naval Shipyard,” saidDeCrescenzo.
“We assisted Horizon with plowing and support of apipeline job — providing service at both ends with tie-ins,Beverly to Weymouth, Massachusetts, quite a haul,” headded.
Having played a key role in many of the area’s other mostprominent large-scale, in-water and water’s edge construc-tion projects, including Boston’s Deer Island TreatmentFacility and the Central Artery Tunnel, Sterling’s team standsout as “masters of the extraordinary.”
For pile driving, waterfront property rehabilitation, shore-line facilities, bulkhead and pier projects, soil stabilizationjobs, beach and shoreline work and much more, Sterling cantow the line.
In addition to the facility in Quincy, at the old NavalShipyard, Sterling also has a full service/rental repair yardlocated in Staten Island, N.Y.
Different Kind of fleetSterling provides unique equipment for specialty jobs and
diverse projects throughout New England and the rest of theU.S.
“We have specialized in marine equipment for over 20years. Continuing with our tradition of excellence, we fillthe changing needs of our customers by updating andexpanding our heavy civil and marine rental divisions. Weprovide cranes, excavators and buckets through our HeavyDivision and barges, dredges, scows and tugs from ourMarine Division,” added DeCrescenzo. “Not only is ourequipment in top-notch condition, but it is provided at rea-sonable rates and from various locations up and down theEastern Seaboard.”
Sterling’s Marine Division boasts barges from 90 to 300ft. (27.4 to 91.4 m), both inland classed and ABS classed,tugs from 250 to 2,200 hp (186 to 1,640 kW) and scowsfrom 1,500 to 4,000 yds. (1,371 to 3,658 m). Its HeavyDivision includes cranes and heavy lifts from 65 to 350 ton(59 to 318 t) and a full line of excavators.
The Quincy yard has ample pier space, water depths to 30ft. (9 m), 300 ton (272 t) crane service and easy access tometropolitan Boston. It is also home to a full servicemechanic shop — staffed by highly qualified mechanics tomeet all heavy equipment needs and repairs.
The East Boston location has a head wall 250 ft. (76.2 m)long, water to accommodate barges and most tugs, 300-toncrane service and easy access to metropolitan Boston.
The Staten Island location also has a head wall 250 ft.long, water to accommodate barges and most tugs, 300-ton
The Quincy yard has ample pier space, water depths to 30 feet, 300-ton (272 t) crane service and easy access tometropolitan Boston.
The Quincy yard’s full-service mechanic shop.
Company Tackles Endless Variety of Massive Projects
see STERLING page 22
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Third, Fourth Generations Keep Company Going Strong
Within minutes ofbeginning, giant por-tions of granite breakaway from the boulder,until the once 8-ft. (2.4m) plus diameter boul-der is broken down to 2-ft. (.6 m) minus crush-able rocks.
David, ran the second generation of thecompany; and today their children, Boband Ed, along with Bob and Ed’s children,Rob and Paul, run the company.
The company does site work, both com-mercial and residential, and it operates aquarry and a gravel pit. The aggregateproducts are sold to both private andmunicipal customers around the LakesRegion of New Hampshire (LakeWinnipesaukee and the lake areas north ofLake Winnipesaukee).
The company has 35 employees and a
fleet of equipment that includes 10 trucks,seven excavators, three dozers and fivewheel loaders. The earthmoving fleet ismade up of Caterpillar and Komatsumachines. For crushing purposes it owns aNordberg crusher that it purchased fromWhitney and Son in the mid 1980s fromsales representative Doug Baker.
For more information, visit www.sure-strike.biz or www.whitneyandson.com.
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Co. Anticipates Increasing Need for Its Unique Service
crane service and provides easy access to allNew York areas, and the Hudson River andNew Jersey ports.
The yards are manned by mechanics,welders, fitters and operators and managedby marine personnel. The company is capa-ble of assembling equipment of all sizes, andwalking onto barges at all of its facilities.
Sterling rents fork trucks and cranes in itsyards on land and on the sea and offers manlifts, welding services, Bobcats loaders andtrucking.
Filling a NicheDeCrescenzo recognizes that Sterling’s
speciality is unique, but sees the potentialfor growth as ongoing. “Yes, the marineequipment/construction industry is a specialniche, requiring expertise and experience.But, as the world looks to its oceans for moreresources, our business must expand to meetthe needs of the demand.”
Currently, Sterling employs approximate-ly 15 people on staff for the rental divisionand daily operations. However, that numbercan increase significantly depending uponongoing projects, domestically, as well asinternationally.
Water Offers Unique ChallengesDeCrescenzo has been with the company
since its inception, and is one of the primaryreasons for its growth andsuccess. General managerMark Quinn joined Sterlingin 1999 and has providedleadership for more than 10years.
Along the way, Sterlingpurchased Coen Marine Co.in New York, incorporatingthem into the existing busi-ness.
“Our company’s successhas been established througha team effort,” saidDeCrescenzo. “All employ-
ees work to the best of their ability to provideexcellent service to the customer and to pro-mote Sterling on all levels.”
Precision and attention to detail are com-mon threads in every Sterling Equipmentjob, but when the focus is on marine con-struction, the power and unpredictablenature of the sea also dictates an experi-enced, specialized approach. Winds, tidesand the corrosiveness of salt water, all havean impact on construction specifications sospecialized equipment and experienced per-sonnel are a must.
The equipment fleet is owned and operat-ed by Sterling. This fleet includes the largestinventory of marine support equipment onthe east coast, with each piece carefullymaintained and with the constant updatingand expansion of the fleet, the equipment isamong the most technologically advancedavailable.
“Our mission and philosophy at SterlingEquipment is simple,” said DeCrescenzo.“We strive to provide the best equipment andthe best possible service on every project forevery company.”
For more information, call 1-888-MRBARGE or visit www.sterlingequip-ment.com.
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Sterling Equipment’s jack up barge.
Sterling Equipment’s team hard at work drilling holes in Boston Harbor.
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ARGUS INDUSTRIAL COMPANY ......................................1
ASTRO CRANE ................................................................15
AUTOMATION INC ..........................................................12
BARRY EQUIPMENT CO ..................................................8
CHADWICK BAROSS MA ................................................18
CLASSIFIEDS ..................................................................15
CONTRACTOR’S CORNER ............................................15
DAVIS AUCTION ..............................................................19
DOOSAN NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND ........................13
E W SLEEPER CO ............................................................1
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FEL-TECH HAMMER DIVISION ........................................9
FOLEY MARINE & INDUSTRIAL ENGINE ........................1
GORILLA HAMMERS ....................................................1,7
HYUNDAI CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT......................11
KRAFT POWER CORP ......................................................1
LOU GIZA EQUIPMENT ....................................................1
MID CITY STEEL CO........................................................15
MILTON CAT ....................................................................15
MULTI MACHINE INC ........................................................1
NEW HAMPSHIRE GOOD ROADS ................................18
PITTSFIELD LAWN & TRACTOR ....................................17
ROGERS BROTHERS......................................................23
THE N.I.C.E. COMPANY ..................................................8
TST HYDRAULICS INC ....................................................1
TYLER EQUIPMENT CO ..............................................3,17
W I CLARK CO ..................................................................2
WOODCO ........................................................................24
WOODS CRW OF NH CORP ............................................5
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Tyler Equipment251 Shaker Road
East Longmeadow, MA 01028(413) 525-6351(800) 292-6351
1980 Berlin TurnpikeBerlin, CT 06037(860) 356-0840(800) 352-4473
Parts: (860) 356-0848www.tylerequipment.com
C.N. Wood Co., Inc.200 Merrimac St.
Woburn, MA 01801(781) 935-1919
Avon, MA(508) 584-8484Johnston, RI
(401) 942-9191
E.W. Sleeper Company, Inc.391 Loudon Road
Concord, NH 03302603/225-3361800/358-6007
Fax: 603/225-4918www.ewsleeper.com
Joseph Equipment Company300 Gay Street
Manchester, NH 03103603-641-8608
www.josephequipment.com
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