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Author Archives: Meredith Portman
GROWING A COMPANY TO GIVE IT AWAY
While Alan Barnhart and his brother Eric share the name behind our business, they aren’t the owners of Barnhart. They are merely the stewards of its incredible growth and success. In this video, Alan and his wife, Katherine, outline their … Continue reading
Wind Project Uses Innovative Method
A recent project at a wind farm in West Texas employed a revolutionary method for blade and bearing replacement in the wind industry. Barnhart used a new “craneless” method to complete the project. Customarily, a replacement project requires two and … Continue reading
Ten Safety Rules for Riggers
Riggers perform an essential function on any heavy lift and heavy haul project and in the daily function of many industries. Performing with excellence and managing the risks of work go hand-in-hand, plus abiding by standard rules and safety practices. … Continue reading
BARNHART PLAYS VITAL ROLE IN SEATTLE TRANSFORMATION
The City of Seattle’s waterfront has undergone an extensive transformation over the past decade. It has involved reconstructing the 1930s Seattle seawall and boring a new 2.2 mile tunnel to create a subterranean waterfront corridor. An aging Alaskan Way viaduct … Continue reading
Posted in Heavy Lift
Tagged Alaskan Way viaduct, all-terrain crane, Elliot Way, heavy lift, Waterfront Seattle
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FINDING COMFORT IN A CHAOTIC YEAR
As an historic, sorrowful and eventful year comes to a close, we wanted to share a special holiday message. Peace we leave with you.
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HEAVY HAUL SPANS SIX STATES
Transporting heavy loads are nothing new for Barnhart, but a recent multistate job was nearly one for the record books. Barnhart was hired to transport an energy tower, also known as a deisobutanizer, more than 1600 miles to a refinery … Continue reading
INTERSTATE BRIDGE WORK COMPLETED AT A RAPID PACE
Barnhart was hired to replace six bridge sections on I-95 in Warwick, Rhode Island. The busy interstate carries over 174,000 cars and trucks a day. To minimize disruption, the DOT used a different, quicker method – a design-build rapid replacement … Continue reading
Posted in Heavy Civil Construction
Tagged 16-line PSTe, Bridge replacement, RI, Warwick
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15-Week Transport Job Attracts Audience
Barnhart recently transported 63 nacelles and hubs from the Port of Brownsville, Texas to a wind farm in Rio Hondo. With so many pieces to move, it was a job that would stretch out over months. The hubs, which … Continue reading