Since 1939, the Maine Better Transportation Association
has been a non-partisan voice for investment in
a safe, efficient transportation network for all of Maine.
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We’re pleased to welcome R.S. Audley, Inc. to the Maine Better Transportation Association community!
Founded in 1955 by Robert S. Audley, R.S. Audley, Inc. has grown into one of New Hampshire’s largest and most respected heavy civil contractors while remaining proudly family owned. Based just south of Concord, the company specializes in roads, bridges, utilities, large site work, and unique structural projects throughout northern New England. Over the years, Audley has completed more than $1 billion in bonded projects, primarily in New Hampshire but also across Maine, Vermont, and Connecticut. Their long-standing reputation is built on skilled employees, strong leadership, and a commitment to quality work in the field. We’re excited to have R.S. Audley, Inc. join and look forward to their continued contributions to transportation and infrastructure across the region!
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Happy Women in Construction Week! This week, Maine Better Transportation Association proudly recognizes and celebrates the incredible women who make the construction industry stronger every single day. To the women working in the trades, out in the field, managing projects, leading teams, driving innovation, and supporting operations behind the scenes, thank you! Your skill, dedication, leadership, and resilience keep Maine moving.
Special shoutout to the women from MaineDOT, Maine Passive House, and Reed & Reed in the photos!
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Ticonic Bridge closure. Be sure to plan ahead!The Ticonic Bridge will be closed to all traffic from March 9 to March 16.
All travelers must follow the posted detour routes: vehicle traffic will be detoured south via the Carter Memorial Bridge, and pedestrian traffic will be detoured north via the Two Cent Bridge.
On March 16, eastbound traffic will reopen at 6 AM, while westbound traffic will remain closed. Westbound vehicles should continue to use the Carter Memorial Bridge detour until further notice.
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