Three Days Until Celebration of Construction on the National Mall

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5/11/2023

CE on the MallIn three short days, AEM, in partnership with over 40 member companies and industry partners, will be in Washington, D.C. to host the Celebration of Construction on the National Mall from Sunday, May 14 through Tuesday, May 16 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET daily.

With over 75 pieces of off-road, heavy equipment on display for lawmakers, regulators, administration officials, and the general public to experience, the event is expected to draw in thousands of enthusiastic attendees.

Over the past four days, modern construction equipment, ranging from excavators to milling machines, have slowly filled up the National Mall in preparation for the festival. Bringing this equipment to the backyard of Washington, D.C. will be impactful and allow AEM to share how the industry has made strides on improving technology and manufacturing safe and sustainable equipment. It also provides an opportunity for AEM to elevate important policy priorities for equipment manufacturers directly to key policymakers as the association continues to advocate on behalf of our industry.

Twenty-four AEM-member companies will be on site displaying the latest construction equipment and technology that will meet the demands of America’s largest infrastructure law ever adopted. Showcasing at the festival will be:

  • Astec Industries
  • Bobcat Company
  • BOMAG
  • Bridgestone
  • Caterpillar
  • Cemen Tech
  • DEVELON
  • Ditch Witch
  • Dynapac North America
  • FAE USA, Inc.
  • Gradall Industries
  • John Deere
  • Komatsu Corporation
  • Kubota Tractor Corporation
  • LBX Company
  • LeeBoy
  • Manitou
  • necoTECH
  • Takeuchi
  • Topcon
  • Trimble
  • Vermeer
  • Volvo CE
  • Wirtgen

Each member company will not only feature equipment in their booths, but they will also help AEM show the economic value and impact equipment manufacturing has on local communities across the United States.

Additionally, joining AEM to highlight our industry’s effort to improve construction safety, workforce development and overall environmental stewardship will be:

  • The American Council of Engineering Companies
  • Associated Equipment Distributors
  • The Association of Equipment Management Professionals
  • Associated General Contractors of America
  • The American Rental Association
  • The American Road and Transportation Builders Association
  • The American Society of Civil Engineers
  • The American Traffic Safety Services Association
  • The Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International
  • The Common Ground Alliance
  • The Distribution Contractors Association
  • Independent Electrical Contractors
  • The International Union of Operating Engineers
  • The National Asphalt Pavement Association
  • The National Stone, Sand, and Gravel Association
  • The National Utility Contractors Association
  • The Power and Communication Contractors Association

For more information, contact AEM Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs Nick Tindall at ntindall@aem.org.

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