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By Jay AdamsCEG CORRESPONDENT

The year 2012 marks AJ Penna & SonExcavating Contractors’ 65th anniversary. In 1947, Angelo Penna was discharged from

the Army. His wife Margaret’s father worked inthe construction business in Westport, Conn.Penna worked alongside his wife’s family formany years, learning a trade that would providefor his children for a lifetime.

From Father to SonAs is often the case in family construction

work, after a time, Penna mastered the trade andventured out on his own. His wife helpedhim through the years with the bookkeepingand assisting with estimates and other officework for their new business — AJ Penna &Son Excavating Contractors, located at 46Indian Hill Road in Westport, Conn. The pri-vately-owned and operated excavation andutility company that continues servingFairfield County area. Growth was slow within the company at

first. Employees would be hired from time totime. It hasn’t come fast, but, as operationsmanager Irisel DeJesus said, “Anything thatcomes easy is probably too good to be true.”When son Vinny got old enough, some-

time in 1964, he started to work for his dad. Both father and mother demanded that Vinny

work hard, and he put in many long hours in orderto learn every aspect of the business. In October 1983, Vinny Penna took over the

business. “My father had health issues and Mom needed

to take care of him, and they had faith that I wouldbe able to carry on the name,” said Vinny Penna. Additionally by this time, Vinny had acquired

all his licenses, including sewer and plumbing,

AJ Penna & Son Celebrates 65 YearsWestport, Conn., Excavating Contractor Devoted to Clients, Charity

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Big Dig Costs Pegged at $24.3B; PutsChoke Hold on Other State ProjectsBy Bob salsbergASSOCIATED PRESS

BOSTON (AP) The cost of the Big Dig, including inter-est on borrowing, has mushroomed to nearly $24.3 billion,strangling the state’s ability to fund other critical transporta-tion projects, a legislative oversight hearing was told on July10.

The sobering message, delivered by high-ranking officialsof the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, came aslawmakers and Gov. Deval Patrick’s administration mulllong-term options for financing roads, bridges and publictransit around the state. Though the Big Dig — the nation’s costliest highway

project — was essentially completed years ago, the state still

In 2010, the company fixed a 36-in. (91 cm) main break in thevicinity of a pond. The job lasted about 72hours and added to AJ Penna’s emergencyservice expertise.

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The firm can handle any size job, while providing eachand every customer — from the individual homeowner tothe largest contractor — with what they call a “personal levelof service.” The company provides water, sewer, septic,drainage installation and underground utility installation andrepair services, as well as site preparation, snow plowing andremoval services to commercial and residential claims.

Vinny’s two sons are now actively involved in the busi-ness, the family’s third generation. They hope to be involvedfor many years, like Ralph S., who was an operator/foremanfor more than 30 years, retiring in 2011. Or Robert C., alsoan operator foreman who started with Vinny’s father Angelo,and stayed with the core of five employees who launched thepresent company through the last three decades.

There also is the dedicated Robin M., who took care of thebookkeeping, assisted with much of the paperwork and hasbeen the overall office manager and bookkeeper since VinnyPenna took over company operations in 1983.

“In the beginning, Robin did this on a part-time basis,”said Vinny. “Then, eventually, I hired her full-time because Iknew she would be a tremendous asset to the company.”

It is the core of solid employees like the three R’s — no,not reading, writing and ‘rithmatic, but Ralph, Robert andRobin — that has kept AJ Penna on such solid footing. Itgives Penna the strength to adapt through economic down-turns and changes in regulations and in the industry itself.

“Back in the 80s, early 90s, there was a serious downturnin construction and I did my best to conserve. I worked andlabored and did what I could in the field as a worker,” saidPenna. “I kept my key people, which was just about fourguys. They saw me through the years, these guys. I just con-stantly tried to network and every job I performed I did myabsolute best.

“Then, networking with the municipalities during thistime helped. Additionally, around this time, I had [acquired]the City of Norwalk drainage project, and that helpedtremendously in stabilizing the company,” he added.

The Penna family believes you continue to survive tougheconomic times by fine workmanship, timeliness of work,quality, listening, being on call day and night and more.

“What our company has historically done the best is pro-vide outstanding customer services, making every client feelthat their project and the successful completion of it is ourpriority,” said Penna’s son. “This philosophy has become ourtrademark and directly relates to our staying power and thefostering of beneficial relationships through the decades.

“This business, like most others, is about people, howthey are treated and the feeling they are left with can, andwill, steer the direction, and, ultimately, the success of yourorganization.”

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important. This concern was carried down through Vinny’sfather as well,” added operations manager DeJesus.

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Working with municipalities and utility companies hassolidified AJ Penna.

“For about the past 10 years, we have been dealing withemergency work for various utilities like Aquarion Water,CL & P, AT&T and local municipalities,” added DeJesus.“When dealing with clients of this caliber, it is essential tounderstand their needs. They more than often have emer-gency work.

“So, over the years, Penna has geared up with equipmentand personnel to attend to these emergencies. On a day-to-day basis, this can become a challenge,” she added. “Forinstance, the day before you can review what the schedulewill be for the day, and, from one minute to the next, you geta water main water break and all of a sudden you have tochange the schedule around to attend to the emergency.”

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it’s ours to manage,” saidstate Secretary ofTransportation RichardDavey, noting he was ingrammar school when theproject was first conceived inthe 1970s. Key elements of the Big

Dig included demolition of the overheadsection of Interstate 93 in Boston andreplacement with an underground tunnel,and extension of Interstate 90 to LoganInternational Airport. Recent cost estimatesof $15 billion did not account for the morethan $8 billion in interest already paid or cur-rently owed, which officials said provides atruer picture of the project’s overall cost. The federal government contributed about

$7 billion toward the Big Dig, which wasplagued by cost overruns and shoddy con-struction. In 2006, a woman was killed byfalling ceiling panels in an I-90 tunnel, lead-ing to multimillion settlements with contrac-tors. More recently, the state was forced to

shore up thousands of corroded light fixturesinside the Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill tunnelafter a 110-lb. fixture broke free and crashedto the pavement. Dana Levenson, chief financial officer of

MassDOT, said despite its steep costs theBig Dig has improved transportation andquality of life in the Boston area. But he toldthe panel that it was keeping the state fromaddressing other priorities. “The magnitude of the debt and the atten-

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R.I. Contract No.: 2012-CT-016Project: STC signal installations — Route 102 left turnlanes.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Cardi Corporation — $812,824• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $893,262• Narragansett Improvement Company — $904,642• HK & S Construction — $932,620• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $1,067,482

R.I. Contract No.: 2012-CT-015Project:Advance improvements for Stillwater Viaductdetour.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• American Site Corp. — $167,000• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $179,988• Cardi Corporation — $184,967• Narragansett Improvement Company — $281,970

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R.I. Contract No.: 2012-CH-057Project: Jamestown stormwater pump station emergencyrepairs.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• R. Zoppo Corp. — $74,700• Cardi Corporation — $119,500• John Rocchio Corp. — $124,500

R.I. Contract No.: 2012-CH-056Project: 1R improvements to Route. 44 cont. — 3C(Chepachet).Contractors and Bid Amounts:• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $5,083,000• Cardi Corporation — $5,598,090• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $5,760,729

R.I. Contract No.: 2012-CH-040Project: Statewide drainage 2012 Contract C-1.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• Hartford Site Construction LLC — $152,698• HK & S Construction — $155,908.• Scituate Excavating — $185,252

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R.I. Contract No.: 2012-CH-026Project: Type 1 emergency repair to Route 12 culvert.Contractors and Bid Amounts:• J.H. Lynch & Sons — $36,300.• D’ambra Construction Company Inc. — $45,750• John Rocchio Corporation — $74,900• Cardi Corporation — $79,975

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AJ Penna won’t have any kind ofindividual celebration to mark its 65years of hard work and operation, butit has set up events to reward its clientssince 2009.“For the past three years, we have

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emergency clients during the holidays.The children make baskets and Vindrops what he is doing and providesthem with trucking to deliver baskets,”said DeJesus. “He also provides themwith our employees for manpower forlifting anything heavy. Not only doeshe donate, blood sweat and tears, but,he donates financially and helps outwith almost every event. He has goneto hospitals to see the cancer patients,who are small children. Vinny isdevoted to this organization.”For more information, visit

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More Than 750 Bidders Participate in Ritchie Sale in Conn.

The men of Ritchie Bros. were hard at work inthe ring scanning the crowd for the next buyer.

RJ Fournier, Border View, Franklin, Conn.; and DanGallagher, D & D Dairy, Swanton, Vt.; perusedalmost 400 lots of equipment for sale at the RitchieBros. auction.

John Vasel III, owner of J.V. III Construction Inc., in Rocky Hill, Conn., stands infront of a Gledhill 11SSBPR12 11 ft. hydraulic snow wheel loader attachment, whichhe hopes to purchase.

(L-R): Nick Stone, self-employed, Somers, Conn.; Jon Jonelis, Shadow Valley Farm,Somers, Conn.; Riley McRitchie, Sarasota, Fla.; and Ken Beaudry, Lawns ’N More,Ellington, Conn., discuss the sale.

This colorful group of portable hydraulic power pumps proved to be both eye-catching and sought after as they were sold to thehighest bidder.

Enmanuel Rodriguez,F&E Truck Sales, NewYork City, visited the salesite as an interestedbuyer in Stafford Springs,Conn.

The crowd of bidders gathers around the item being sold in hopes of taking it home.

More than 750 bidders partic-ipated online and in personat Ritchie Bros.

Auctioneers’ multi-million dollarunreserved public equipment auctionin Hartford, Conn., on June 19.

Bidders came from more than 35countries, including 44 U.S. states.More than 94 percent of the equip-ment was sold to buyers outside thestate, from as far away as Bolivia,Indonesia and India. Online bidderspurchased more than 52 percent ofthe equipment sold (based on grossauction proceeds).

The auction featured more than400 equipment items and trucks,including 45 van trucks, 39 truck trac-tors, as well as wheel loaders,hydraulic excavators, skid steer load-ers and more.


TIGER Funds to AccelerateProvidence Viaduct ProjectGov. Lincoln D. Chafee and the Rhode

Island Department of Transportation(RIDOT) announced that the receipt of $10million from the U.S. Department ofTransportation's TIGER (TransportationInvestment Generating EconomicRecovery) grant program will allow thedepartment to accelerate the rehabilitation ofthe Providence Viaduct and begin work latethis year. This 1,290-ft. (393.2 m) multi-spanbridge carries I-95 through the heart ofProvidence and carries more traffic than anyother segment of the interstate in RhodeIsland.RIDOT intends to replace this bridge in

phases to minimize the impact of its estimat-ed $169 million cost by spreading it overseveral years. The additional funding fromthe grant will allow RIDOT to begin the firstphase a full year earlier than expected. It isthe department’s goal to advertise for con-struction bids later this summer and secure acontractor for the project by the end of theyear. It is anticipated that the contractor willdo preparatory work over the winter andbreak ground in spring 2013.The Providence Viaduct crosses the

Woonasquatucket River, Route 6, Amtrak’sNortheast Corridor and other ramps andlocal roads. It carries an average of 160,000vehicles per day. While safe for all traffic, the48-year-old bridge has significant deteriora-

tion to its deck and main structural steelcomponents. The bridge’s replacement is atop priority before additional funds have tobe spent on emergency repairs.With the additional grant funding in hand,

the department estimates that it can completethe first phase of construction in three years,wrapping up by late 2015. This work willinclude construction of a new bridge for I-95southbound and relocation of traffic on I-95South to the new bridge. This phase also willinclude construction of a new AtwellsAvenue off-ramp (Exit 21) and modifica-tions to the ramp from I-95 South to Route 6West (Exit 22B).Through three additional phases, RIDOT

will relocate I-95 northbound traffic to theoriginal southbound bridge, replace theexisting I-95 North bridge, and demolish theoriginal highway bridges once all traffic hasbeen relocated to new structures. Partialreconstruction of the on-ramps to the north-bound structure also is included in the proj-ect. All of the work is projected to be com-pleted in 2018.Additional information on the project and

the grant application can be found at:www.providenceviaduct.com.Those with questions can contact

RIDOT's Customer Service office at 401-222-2450 weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Consignments for the August 18, 2012 Auction will be

accepted: July 16, 2012 thru August 15, 2012

Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Saturday, August 11, 2012 - 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

ALL ITEMS MUST BE DELIVERED TO THE SITE BY

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REMINDERS- NO JUNK, TIRES, OR APPLIANCES ACCEPTED!

Davis Auctions, Inc. will be conducting our next auction of utilityand construction equipment and related supplies August 18,2012. This auction will consist of equipment from Northeast

Utilities and subsidiaries; municipality; a rental company; andothers. All equipment owned by utility companies and municipali-ty will be sold in absolute.

We are accepting consignments for this auction thru WEDNESDAY, August 15, 2012. Excess equipment? Need toconsolidate? Liquidate? We have the buyers, provide advertisingfor early consignments and pay consignors 5 banking days afterthe sale. We accept consignments with realistic reserves.

Looking for equipment to do that job? We never know until theWEDNESDAY before the auction what will be here. Inspection

is on Friday, August 17, 2012. Come see what we have! It maybe just what you are looking for.


Davis Auctions Holds Utility, Iron Sale in Prospect, Conn.

Leo Curtin of Lake WaubeekaAssociates, Danbury, Conn., checks outthis Caterpillar 235 excavator.

Mark Andrade of R.E.D. Technologies,Terryville, Conn., visited the sale sitewith his son, Ezra.

Manley Preta (L) of M. PretaConstruction, Naugatuck, Conn., andRichard Elderkin, retired, Middlebury,Conn., enjoy the weather during theDavis auction.

Cameron accompanied her husband,Chester Falkowski, of Tolland CountyBuilders Inc., Prospect, Conn., to theDavis sale.

Jim Davis (L), owner of Davis Auctions Inc., sits along-side as Auctioneer Reg Lussier calls out the bids.

Bidders swarm around the auction truck as it goes to each lot of equipment up for bid.

The sale lot was full with equipment from utility companies, municipalities, contractors and others.

Davis Auctions held a utilityand construction equipmentsale June 23 in Prospect,

Conn.The auction featured a host of

trucks, including a 2004 International4400, a 2004 Ford F750, a Ford F550and mote.

Construction equipment included aJohn Deere 330 LC excavator, aCaterpillar 214B wheeled excavator(with two buckets), a Takeuchi TB135excavator, a Yanmar 1020 excavator,a Bobcat 843 skid steer, a Gehl 3635skid steer, an Extec 5000 turboscreening plant, a host of attachmentsand more.

see DAVIS page 18


Chappell Tractor Sales, Inc.Milford, NH

800/698-2640

Chappell Tractor East, LLC

Brentwood, NH800/616-5666

Kahn Tractor & Equipment, Inc.North Franklin, CT860/642-7596

Lorusso Heavy Equipment, LLC160 Elm StreetP.O. Box 857

Walpole, MA 02801508/660-7600www.lhequip.com


Host of Trucks, ConstructionGoes on Block in Prospect

Mark Savory of Bay Road Truck,Rowley, Mass., checks out the engine ofthis Kubota KH-52SR excavator.

Steven DeLucia of JHD Corp., Prospect,Conn., takes a quick break from the auc-tion to pose for a photo.

These Ford F750SD trucks with Versalift were a small portion of the trucks andequipment for sale to the highest bidder.

DAVIS from page 16

Richard Layton (L) of Layton OilCompany, New Milford, Conn., stops fora photo-op with his friend, MikeWhitcomb, of Whitcomb Enterprises,New Milford, Conn.

Jacob Safford of Oxford, Conn., looksready to work in this Case 590 Super Mbackhoe.

NEW ENGLAND SUPPLEMENTADVERTISER INDEX

The Advertisers Index is printed as a free editorial service to ouradvertisers and readership. Construction Equipment Guide is not

responsible for errors or omissions.

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