Landscape Contractor / Design Build Maintain

NOV 2014

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8 LC DBM I n f o r m a t i o n R e q u e s t # 4 6 6 HammerHead Trenchless Equip- ment has purchased a new facility for $5.1 million in nearby Lake Mills, Wisc. that provides 136,500 square feet situated on 19 acres and allows plenty of room for growth. Currently celebrating its 25th year in business, the company has doubled in size in just the past five years. HammerHead, an Earth Tool Company of Oconomo- woc, Wisc., manufactures a full line of pipe bursting, pipe ramming/HDD Assist, pneumatic boring equipment, HDD tooling and accessories, and CIPP lateral lining systems and consumables. ChemSystems Inc. formed a strategic part- nership with Decorative Concrete Supply of Shaw- nee, Kansas. As part of the partnership, Decorative Concrete Supply will be- come the newest member of the Cement Colors dis- tribution network, which currently has locations in Fort Worth and Hous- ton, providing product sales, technical service, specialty manufacturing and warehousing. LATICRETE International, a manufacturer of construction solutions for the building industry, has acquired HP Spartacote®. The acquisition will provide LATICRETE customers access to new products and technologies while expand- ing the company's presence in the restoration, decorative flooring and coatings category. With headquarters in Golden, Colo., HP Spartacote produces a line of resinous floor coatings. The ac- quisition was completed in July while integration of manufacturing, sales and service functions will occur over the next 12 months. In celebration of Irrigation Association Smart Irrigation Month, The Toro Company has announced a partnership with the Wyland Foundation in the National Water Is Life Classroom Mural and Art Contest. This year's theme, Our Ocean, encourages stu- dents to use research to bet- ter understand the impact of smart water management on our coasts and oceans, which may be hundreds of miles downstream, then interpret their findings through art. Painter Robert Wyland of the Wyland Foundation is seen with Rob Starr of Toro's water management technologies group. Ground Gains Mergers, Acquisitions, Expansions

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