RMS Tritec recently partnered with Cemstone at their Midway Plant to deliver an end-to-end aggregate handling solution, executed on a tight timeline and spanning multiple phases of design, fabrication, and installation support. “It was a pleasure working with the RMS Tritec team from start to finish,” said Cemstone’s Regional Operations and Maintenance Manager Scott Brockberg. “From design through fabrication, the project ran seamlessly, with well-built components and exceptional onsite execution. The team met our tight deadlines and delivered a complete headbox solution in a short timeframe, getting us operational quickly. With its quality of design and materials, this system will improve efficiency and reduce maintenance time for years to come. I would confidently recommend RMS Tritec for future projects.” Kicking off during the holiday season and completed in March, the project reflects RMS Tritec’s ability to take on complex work and deliver with s...

    Road Machinery & Supplies Co. has been named the official Masaba dealer in Iowa, expanding its coverage from Minnesota to the entire RMS footprint. Customers in Iowa will now have access to sales and support of the entire Masaba conveyor and material handling lines through the RMS branches in Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, East Moline, Ill., and Sioux City. For more than 60 years, Masaba has manufactured innovative aggregate, mining and construction equipment that has earned a reputation as a leader in each industry. Masaba offers products for conveying and material handling, portable and stationary plant chassis, and custom-engineered solutions. The highlight of the Masaba equipment line is its Magnum telescoping conveyor. Available in single- or dual-drive, the innovative GEN II track drive’s unique and robust design further improves engagement between the teeth and drives for even smoother stinger operation, improving long-term durability and minimizing required ...

       RMS Rentals welcomed more than 300 customers, manufacturer representatives and employees to its annual Open House on Thursday, April 16. The record number of attendees enjoyed manufacturer booths and displays, food trucks, prize giveaways, and picture-perfect spring weather.   “We are so thankful for everyone who attended to make this a great event,” said Sales & Rentals Manager Justina Soller. “This event has continued to grow each year, and we are proud that it is a ‘must attend’ on so many customers’ calendars. There was a lot of opportunity for attendees to get some valuable information from our manufacturers and spend some time in a more laid-back atmosphere with our staff.”   At the Open House, 26 manufacturer representatives set up display booths for customers, and equipment from across all of RMS Rentals’ offerings were on display.   “The commitment for this event from our manufacturers, employees and custo...

    As part of our continued alignment across the RMS Family of Companies, the facility located at 1400 Chestnut St. W, Virginia, MN 55792, is being reintroduced as the RMS Component Rebuild Center. This location has long supported our mining operations and has historically been referred to as Langer or Langer Equipment Company. To create greater clarity and consistency across our organization and with our customers, this facility will now operate under one unified name: RMS Component Rebuild Center The new logo featured in the header image and will represent the business moving forward. Overview of Services The RMS Component Rebuild Center supports mining customers through: Component exchange and rebuild programs Major component overhauls and repairs Preventive and predictive maintenance Planned maintenance and emergency service support Expertise in Komatsu haul truck components (100 - 400 ton ultra-class electric drive units) These capabilities help ...

  WATCH VIDEO: https://youtu.be/kqH_mJexJz4   For successful operations, different eras of its history serve as touchstones that propelled them to where they are today. For Minnesota’s Ulland Brothers Inc., it has over 100 years of moments to point to.   In the 1920s, it was when brothers Oscar and Palmer Ulland moved back to the Austin, Minn., area after a wheat farming venture in Montana and started hauling gravel. In the mid-1930s, the brothers moved to St. Louis County in northern Minnesota with a crusher. They started winning crushing bids and expanded their project area throughout the state. From there, the company continued to grow and add services.   Today, Ulland Brothers has roughly 375 employees split between its locations in Virginia, Minn., Albert Lea, Minn., and Cloquet, Minn., with a focus on heavy highway and civil projects in addition to aggregate and underground divisions.   And Ulland Brothers isn’t done creating moments. ...

    Starting a construction company requires a lot of things. Usually, one of the main components is a number of years in the industry. Iowa Earth Works (IEW) Owner Joe Jensen didn’t have that. But what he lacked in experience, he made up with determination and passion.   WATCH VIDEO: https://youtu.be/W6nymMxg9OM    He began his journey to one of central Iowa’s fastest growing contractors as a high schooler mowing lawns in his hometown of Huxley, Iowa, in the 2010s. Then, mowing lawns turned into landscaping and hardscapes while he was in college.   “I really liked running equipment, and it just kept getting bigger and bigger, and the opportunities kept coming,” recalled Jensen. “My family was very supportive of my dream and encouraged me to go for it.”   He started IEW in 2017 when the jobs — and equipment — started to get larger. Soon, small site development projects evolved into road reconstruction and other large-scal...