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David Holzel

Germantown
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Tulsa's 'Stonehenge' Disappearing Under Freeway Flyovers

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By David Holzel
| Construction Equipment Guide
On May 7, 2026, the flyover ramp from northbound U.S. 75 to eastbound Interstate 44 in Tulsa, Okla., opened to traffic. That's two open, two more to go. The first of the $252 million project's four ramps opened in April 2026. The project to reconfigure the interchange is moving steadily toward its expected summer 2028 completion date, according to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT).
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Mosquito Road Bridge Work Requires Unique Techniques

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By David Holzel
| Construction Equipment Guide
Tall and majestic, the Golden Gate Bridge rises some 200 ft. above the water line separating San Francisco from Marin County, Calif. One hundred and ten mi. to the northeast, the Mosquito Road Bridge stands twice as high — the roadway is a full 400 ft. over the South Fork of the American River gorge in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
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MWH Starts Austin Water Treatment Project

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By David Holzel
| Construction Equipment Guide
Austin Water, in Texas' capital city, has begun work on a $1.2 billion project to update and expand its Walnut Creek wastewater treatment facility. Approved by the Austin City Council in May 2024, construction on the facility began in October 2025 to increase the facility's capacity from 75 million gal. per day to 100 million.
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