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New Enlgand 2, 2010 issue of Construction Equipment Guide. A great source for new and used heavy construction equipment, upcoming construction auctions, business calendars and the best editorial coverage in the industry.TRANSCRIPT
Now in its 75th year, the CNI brand has become the benchmark of quality and service in providing heavy andsite construction services, professional grounds maintenance, interior planting installations and a variety ofother services as well as having an extraordinary garden center.
By Jay Adams CEG CORRESPONDENT
On a spring day in 1936, Alessandro Pagliarini, an Italianimmigrant in the midst of the Great Depression, decided thathe didn’t want to continue working for someone else.
Pagliarini was walking home from work, when he passeda group of new homes being built. The landscaper stoppedand looked at them for a moment, then decided to approachthe official-looking gentleman holding a rolled-up set ofblueprints under his arm. When the man noticed himapproaching, he asked, “Can I help you?”
His grandson picks up the tale: “My grandfather replied,‘Sir, I am interested in installing the lawn and shrubs in frontof these homes, if you haven’t hired someone already.’ Theman said, ‘Sure, if you can give me a price by tomorrow andhave the first house completed by the end of the week,’” said
Steven Pagliarini, the current executive vice president ofCentral Nurseries Inc., sharing the famous family legacy.
“My grandfather said okay, and with that, went home toget a pad and pencil to start the pricing that night. The nextmorning, he gave the man the price and was told to proceed,”added the grandson. “He started that same day and worked12 to 14 hours a day to finish the first house that week. Hewas officially in his own business.”
With the completion of that first house, the elder Pagliariniimmediately realized that he needed a truck to be able to fin-ish the remaining houses in the amount of time that wasgiven to him.
“He pondered this dilemma for some time that eveningand knew he was in trouble, since he did not have enoughmoney to buy a truck,” said his grandson. “That Friday night,he struggled with this, and said, ‘Well, I am going to sleep on
Central Nurseries Inc.’s Huge HistoryBegan With One Small Decision Four Generations of the Pagliarini Family Have Made
Rhode Island Company a Green Success Story for 75 Years
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The New Hampshire State Department of Transportationreceived bids for transportation-related improvement projects.
Following is a list of some of the projects let.
County: GraftonProject: X-A000(857), 15659.Scope of Work: Bridge painting.Location: Overpass bridges carrying I-93 southbound, north-bound at exit 24 over U.S. 3, NH 25 in town of Ashland.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• Modern Protective Coatings Inc., Hudson, N.H. —$182,400.
• Amstar of Western New York Inc., Cheektowaga, N.Y. —$220,000.
• Prime Coatings Inc., Salisbury, Mass. — $276,000.Scheduled Completion Date: June 25, 2010.
County: RockinghamProject: X-A000(826), 15619 and X-A000(827), 15620.Scope of Work: Roadway rehabilitation.Location: NH 125 in Brentwood.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• N. Pandelena Construction Co. Inc., Hampstead, N.H. —$745,398.
• Sur Construction Inc., Rochester, N.H. — $755,898.• Northeast Earth Mechanics Inc., Pittsfield, N.H. —
$788,889.• Weaver Bros. Construction Co. Inc., Concord, N.H. —
$789,022.• American Excavating Corp., Derry, N.H. — $806,146.
• Pike Industries Inc., Belmont, N.H. — $824,561.• Thibeault Corp. of NE, Londonderry, N.H. — $859,712.• Jamco Excavators LLC, South Hampton, N.H. — $888,766.• Brox Industries Inc., Dracut, Mass. — $889,853.
Scheduled Completion Date: Sept. 10, 2010.
County: CarrollProject: X-A000(809), 15604.Scope of Work: Bridge rehabilitation.Location: River Road in Conway.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• C. White Marine Inc., Danvers, Mass. — $299,704.• Contracting Specialists Inc., Attleboro, Mass. — $329,532.• Alvin J. Coleman & Son Inc., Conway, N.H. — $499,540.• Pepperrell Cove Marine Services Inc., Portsmouth, N.H. —
$505,749.• Hohl Industrial Services Inc., Tonawanda, N.Y. —
$590,285.Scheduled Completion Date: Oct. 15, 2010.
County: StraffordProject: BRF-X-T-2220(001), 13042.Scope of Work: Roadway and bridge rehabilitation.Location: NH 9 and existing bridge over Pan Am railways.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• Alvin J. Coleman & Son Inc., Conway, N.H. — $4,193,296.• Wyman & Simpson Inc., Richmond, Maine — $4,244,767.• R.S. Audley Inc., Bow, N.H. — $4,334,735.• R.M. Piper Inc., Plymouth, N.H. — $4,536,636.• T. Buck Construction Inc., Auburn, Maine — $4,695,922.
• E.D. Swett Inc., Concord, N.H. — $4,700,167.• CPM Constructors, Freeport, Maine — $4,788,823.
Scheduled Completion Date: Dec. 2, 2011.
County: RockinghamProject: X-A000(619), 14922.Scope of Work: Roadway and bridge rehabilitation.Location: NH 101 east of exit 9 in Exeter and 1 mi. east of I-95interchange in Hampton.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• Brox Industries Inc., Dracut, Mass. — $4,655,868.• Pike Industries Inc., Belmont, N.H. — $4,688,818.• Continental Paving Inc., Londonderry, N.H. — $4,992,344.
Scheduled Completion Date: Sept. 10, 2010.
County: MerrimackProject: X-A000(829), 15622.Scope of Work: Roadway rehabilitation.Location: NH 28 and Leavitt Road.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• F.L. Merrill Construction Inc., Pembroke, N.H. —$622,406.
• J. Parker & Daughters Inc., Pittsfield, N.H. — $635,337.• John H. Lyman & Sons Inc., Gilford, N.H. — $649,689.• Weaver Bros. Construction Co. Inc., Concord, N.H. —
$685,399.• Northeast Earth Mechanics Inc., Pittsfield, N.H. —
$693,483.• Sur Construction Inc., Rochester, N.H. — $699,850.• Connies’s Septic Service Inc. D/B/AC.S.S.I., Bedford, N.H.
— $744,309.• Pike Industries Inc.,
Belmont, N.H. — $774,079.• Thibeault Corp. of NE,
Londonderry, N.H. — $825,057.• Morrill Construction Inc.,
North Haverhill, N.H. — $851,131.Scheduled Completion Date: Aug.13, 2010.
County: RockinghamProject: X-A000(826), 15619 and X-A000(827), 15620.Scope of Work: Roadway rehabilita-tion.Location: NH 125 in Brentwood.Contractors and Bid Amounts:
• N. PandelenaConstruction Co. Inc., Hampstead,N.H. — $745,398.
• Sur Construction Inc.,Rochester, N.H. — $755,898.
• Northeast EarthMechanics Inc., Pittsfield, N.H. —$788,889.
• Weaver Bros.Construction Co. Inc., Concord, N.H.— $789,022.
• American ExcavatingCorp., Derry, N.H. — $806,146.
• Pike Industries Inc.,Belmont, N.H. — $824,561.
• Thibeault Corp. of NE,Londonderry, N.H. — $859,712.
• Jamco Excavators LLC,South Hampton, N.H. — $888,766.
• Brox Industries Inc.,Dracut, Mass. — $889,853.Scheduled Completion Date: Sept.10, 2010.
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it and see what comes to mind inthe morning,’ since he was alreadyso tired.”
“The following morning, hewoke up renewed, and went rightto work in his garage. He workedall day and into the night to finishhis project. That Sunday morningafter breakfast, as his family wasgetting ready for church, he decid-ed to pull the family car out of thegarage and wait for them to comeout,” laughed Steven. “Well, atMass he had to pray extra hard forhis marriage to survive, since mygrandmother wanted to kill him forcutting the back of the family caroff and mounting a wooden plat-form to the back so he could carryplants and loam.”
Not only did their marriage sur-vive, but Pagliarini also finishedthe remaining houses for his first— and only — customer at thetime, a man who then became acustomer for more than 40 years.
Start of Something Big This was the beginning of the
business that would support hun-dreds of families over the yearsand see its way through four gener-ations of the Pagliarini family. “It issomething we are all grateful forand very proud of,” added thefounder’s grandson.
Alessandro Pagliarini foundedCentral Nurseries Inc. (CNI) in1936. Under his guidance, thecompany prospered and developedduring the 1930s through the1950s. He remained active in thecompany until his passing in 1984.
His son, Mario, was active in thebusiness from his childhood. In1953, Mario assumed the positionof president and administrativeofficer. He expanded the compa-ny’s operations, which includedlarge landscape projects through-out the North Atlantic states.
With the passing of Mario in1980, the third generation —Mario’s sons Paul, Steven andJames — have strived to grow thecompany. Along with its knowl-edgeable and its dedicated staff,CNI has become a leading supplierof high quality plant material andlandscape hard goods supplies.
CNI has long been nationallyrecognized as a leader in award-winning landscape construction, aswell as a supplier of the highest
quality wholesale nursery stock.Now in its 75th year, the CNIbrand has become the benchmarkof quality and service in providingheavy and site construction servic-es, professional grounds mainte-nance, interior planting installa-tions and maintenance, wholesalenursery and professional hardgoods, landscape design-buildservices, as well as an extraordi-nary garden center.
The company staff consists ofmore than 100 experienced profes-sionals and qualified work crewsincluding landscape architects,civil engineers, project managers,horticulturists, estimators, buyers,expediters, accountants, sales per-sonnel, heavy equipment opera-tors, truck drivers, mechanics, irri-gation technicians, masons andmaintenance workers.
Success for three quarters of acentury has been due to hard workand CNI’s commitment to projectsand clients. Customers havelearned that the staff is full of goodlisteners who can be flexible tospecific job requirements andresponsive to their needs. Theyhave developed solid business rela-
tionships because of their attentionto detail and commitment to givingcustomers excellent value for theirconstruction dollars.
DiversificationWhat began as a company that
specialized in residential landscapeinstallations in Providence, R.I.,has diversified with headquartersin Johnston, R.I. and a wholesaledistribution center in Chepachet,R.I.
CNI is now a full service com-pany specializing in large-scalepublic and private projects. Theyregularly do work in Rhode Island,Massachusetts, Connecticut, NewHampshire, and have been out asfar as New York, New Jersey andPennsylvania. Their projects rangein scope from small to large (thecurrent $610 million IWAY high-way around Providence), fromlandscape services to full scalegeneral contracting. They canvalue engineer your project formaximum cost effectiveness orthey can design and build yourentire project.
Much of their work is done atthe public state and municipal lev-els for projects such as schools,roadways, bike paths, ball fieldsand parks. Their private workincludes land developments, hous-ing complexes, roof top gardens,retail centers, private educationinstitutions, hospitals and medicalcenters.
A site construction division wassuccessfully launched in the springof 2006 to celebrate CNI’s 70thyear in business. Based at theJohnston facility, the site division
complements CNI’s other existingofferings. Services include site,utility and heavy construction forpublic works projects, commercialand industrial facilities, recreation-al and educational facilities, privatedevelopments and new buildingconstruction.
CNI maintains and operates itsown fleet of heavy and light con-struction equipment including butnot limited to bulldozers, back-hoes, excavators, loaders, com-pactors, pay loaders, skid steers,hydro-seeders, mulch blowers,large-scale mowers, grounds main-tenance equipment and dumptrucks.
Crews consist of skilled trades-men, superintendents, foremen,laborers, equipment operators,masons, drivers and maintenancespecialists. Office support teamconsists of project managers, costengineers, estimators, accountantsand administrative staff.
The CNI Site Division has com-pleted various projects for privateclients, commercial developers,general contractors, hospitals,churches, local towns and stateagencies.
Central Nurseries Tree Farmand Wholesale Distribution Centeris one of southern New England’stop destinations for quality grownlandscape material. Their missionis to supply high quality plantswith unmatched service at compet-itive prices. The Center is sited on100 acres of land just 30 minutesnorthwest of Providence and min-utes from the Connecticut andMassachusetts borders.
The company stocks approxi-
mately 15 acres of highquality, above-groundmaterial to choose from,including thousands ofshade trees and floweringornamentals, many typesand sizes of evergreens forspecimen use and screen-ings, with some spruce,pines, arborvitaes andjunipers up to 20-feet, inaddition to a full assort-ment of specimen orna-mentals, conifers, shrubs,perennials, grasses andgroundcovers.
ProjectsThe CNI Site Division
has completed variousimpressive projects for
dozens of agencies, companies andcities, including:
• Gilbane special projects • Miriam Hospital • E. Turgeon & Sons • West Warwick Recreation
Department • Lusi Construction • Roger Williams University • The Foundry • DIMEO Construction • Town of Burrillville • Fidelity • O. Ahlborg & Sons • Diocese of Providence • Paris Construction • Streuver Bros., Eccles, &
Rouse • Bacon Construction • Brown University • University of Rhode Island• University of Massachusetts.• Rhode Island School of
Design• Bryant University • Wheaton College • Town of Lincoln, R.I.• City of Pawtucket, R.I. • Rhode Island Department of
Transportation The company recently installed
what was only the second StormTrap underground water detentionsystem, which also is the largest(431,000 gals.) in Rhode Island todate at Immaculate ConceptionSchool in Cranston, R.I.
CNI has grown over the yearsdue to the diversity of servicesoffered by Central Nurseries alongwith the high quality of workethics and professionalism.
The company recently installed what was only the second StormTrapunderground water detention system, which also is the largest (431,000gals.) in Rhode Island to date at Immaculate Conception School inCranston, R.I.
Sacrificing Family’s Car Kick-Starts Business’s SuccessNURSERIES from page 1
The company staff consists ofmore than 100 experiencedprofessionals and qualifiedwork crews including land-scape architects, civil engi-neers, project managers, horti-culturists, estimators andmany other specialists.
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Fourth Generation Continues Buildingon Company Founder’s Innovativeness
The New GenerationThird generation Paul Pagliarini is
the president, Steven Pagliarini is theexecutive vice president, and JimPagliarini is vice president and directorof nursery operations.
The fourth generation of thePagliarini family is now working forthe company in the field as a foreman,supplementing office staff and helpingin the garden center.
Greg Pagliarini, Steven’s son, hasworked at Central Nurseries in thesummers growing up, and full time forthe past 12 years, now working as fore-men of a maintenance crew. Steven’stwo daughters, Kayla and Megan, workin the office and the garden center dur-ing summer break from college. Paul’sdaughter Gianna works during thesummer months, part time, and his son,Nick, a high school student, works onweekends and during the summer
months. Some company members have been
on staff for more than 25 years. Theaverage employee stays at CentralNurseries for about 17 years.
This past season, 2009, saw approx-imately 130 employees working atCentral Nurseries. That included officestaff, garden center staff, the wholesalefacility staff, the maintenance division,the construction division and interiordivision, along with mechanics in thegarage.
So, what is most “central” toCentral? Is it the service? The people?Is it certain guarantees of timely con-tract work or workmanship? All of theabove.
“It is difficult to recognize any oneperson, as we believe that everyoneinvolved is an essential team member,regardless of title or duties,” said thebrothers.
They agree that from the mechanicwho worked on a piece of equipment
all night, in order to be used in the fieldnext day, to the guys and gals out in thehot sun, or rain, working in the nurs-eries to dig and fill orders, to thegrounds maintenance crews workinghard to keep 225 “bosses” at a condohappy, to the office staff going crazywith the spring rush and the site con-struction crew working against nearimpossible deadlines — ALL are“Central.”
They are proud of their accomplish-ments, prouder of their innovations,starting with the sawed-off top of afamily car, in order to build a founda-tion.
Together, the Pagliarinis continue tobuild and expand their family-ownedand operated company in the true tradi-tion of quality and service on which itwas founded.
(This story also can be found onConstruction Equipment Guide’sWeb site at www.constructionequip-mentguide.com.) CEG
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Mass. Unveils Landmark Ocean-Management PlanBy Steve LeBlancASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER
BOSTON (AP) Massachusetts hasreleased the final version of a landmarkocean-management plan, creating a vast reg-ulatory map for the state’s coastal waters andsetting new limits for offshore wind farms.
The plan allows up to 266 wind turbinesin state waters — 166 in two designatedcommercial wind farm areas and 100 moreturbines scattered up and down the coast insmaller “community” projects — as the statetries to ramp up its renewable energy output.
Authorized by the state’s Oceans Act of2008, the plan is designed to regulate devel-opment in state-controlled waters, whichextend 3 mi. offshore.
It creates protected areas and prohibitsdevelopment in state waters near the CapeCod National Seashore.
The protected habitats include eelgrassbeds and submerged rocky areas that pro-vide shelter to some of the greatest marinebiodiversity in the coastal waters. The planalso is designed to shield whale migratory
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Before the map, development in statewaters had been handled piecemeal, saidstate Secretary of Energy and EnvironmentalAffairs Ian Bowles.
State officials say the map is the first in thecountry with such a comprehensive scope.Other states, including California and NewYork, have adopted measures designed toprotect offshore ecosystems. Rhode Island isworking on its own coastal managementplan.
President Barack Obama last year starteda similar effort to draft a regulatory frame-work for federal waters — beyond the 3 mi.band of state waters.
Although the plan allows up to 266 tur-bines, Bowles said he doesn’t anticipatemany of the community-based wind turbinesbeing built — at least not soon — due to thehigh costs of siting and construction,although he acknowledged that technologi-cal improvements could bring those costsdown.
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The final version sets a higher regulatoryhurdle than the earlier version by requiringdevelopers show that no environmentalharm will come from proposed projects inthose areas — or prove that the state’s data iswrong.
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