You might remember back in March, we ran an article about New Zealand’s largest ever earthworks contract, M2PP, won by Fletcher and their subcontractor Goodmans. One of the biggest challenges with the $43 million subcontract was that all payments were calculated on volume, meaning they had to manage and account for these movements in an […]
Going ‘stakeless’ for trim work Read how US contractor, King’s Construction, completed their first ‘stakeless’ resurfacing project for the Kansas Department of Transport and saved approximately US$89,000 in the Trimble article Contractor Completes First ‘Stakeless’ Resurfacing Project for Kansas DOT using Trimble Technology. If you are interested in going ‘stakeless’ contact your local SITECH dealer […]
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A leap second will occur on the 30th June and Trimble Infrastructure has made every effort to ensure that Trimble receivers and software will work seamlessly through the added second. What do you need to do? Ensure that your Trimble hardware has the latest firmware and that your software is upgraded to the latest updates […]
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Trimble’s Connected Site Whether monitoring progress against the plan or calculating volume-based payments, end of month volumetric surveys are an indispensable part of heavy civil construction projects. But the traditional survey methods require boots on the ground, and plenty of them – dedicated surveyors lugging equipment, clambering over stockpile after stockpile, […]
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