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đłđ± Terwijl op de achtergrond de arm van de kraan de betonstort leidt, wordt op de voorgrond de cementwagen gereinigd na zijn bijdrage aan de fundering van de nieuwe school van OBC Bemmel.
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đŹđ§ In the background, the crane arm positions the concrete hose for pouring, while in the foreground the cement truck is being cleaned after contributing to the foundation of the new OBC Bemmel school.
Crews on the SR 167 Completion Project in Pierce County, WA pour and spread concrete for a new roundabout.
The roundabout is located on 54th Avenue East. It's directly below the future SR 167 expressway. People on the new expressway will be able to exit here to drop down onto surface streets. People on 54th Avenue will eventually have an on ramp to enter the expressway and head northeast toward I-5.
The SR 167 Completion Project is part of the Puget Sound Gateway Program. The project is building 6 miles of new highway between SR 410 in Puyallup to SR 509 near the Port of Tacoma, completing a vital link for Washington's freight system.
A crew works together to build a new sidewalk along State Route 516 in Kent, WA. Two workers focus on leveling the concrete with a wooden plank while one spreads the concrete as it is poured from the mixer.
Once the sidewalk is complete, this intersection will be safer and more pedestrian friendly. This work is a part of the SR 509 Completion project, which connects SR 509 to Interstate 5 and improves the I-5/SR 516 interchange and local roads.
The SR 509 Completion project is part of the Puget Sound Gateway program, which completes the missing links in Washington state's highway and freight network.
Pouring concrete, probably for a new sidewalk, although this might be a new separated bike lane. Part of the Wells Street reconstruction project in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Late June 2024. Original key: IMG_5349
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38-27 32nd St and 38-38 32nd St / Before & After Construction
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Kissimmee, FL
Concrete Pump Hose snakes its way from the pump up four flights of stairs in an under construction apartment building to pour balconies and breezeways for East Coast Poured Floors from Preferred Materials.
Kissimmee, FL
A Terracon tech performs a slump test using test cylinders during a Preferred Materials concrete pour for East Coast Poured Floors. The designed strength of the mix is a 3500 Pea Rock Pump Mix with Residential Fiber.
Kissimmee, FL
Preferred Materials delivers concrete to East Coast Poured Floors who pumps up four floors to pour balconies and breezeways.
Kissimee, FL
A freshly poured concrete balcony by East Coast Poured Floors on the fourth floor of an apartment building. Concrete supplied by Preferred Materials.
Kissimmee, FL
Saw cuts to allow expansion and contraction without cracking on a four day old concrete balcony pour by East Coast Poured Floors with Preferred Materials 3500 Pea Rock Pump Mix with Residential Fiber.
