Instincts and Innovations Lead to Big Growth for Nebraska Company

Building relationships and addition of services helps little tunneling company become a big-name player in the industry

Instincts and Innovations Lead to Big Growth for Nebraska Company

Craig Gunther (back) operates a Cat 336 excavator, providing leverage to a Barbco 48-950 auger-boring machine as Martinez (left) and Alan Rodriguez prepare it for operation.

In 1982, Brent Moore had a hunch that boring and tunneling services just might be the keys to a lucrative and successful business venture.

During the ensuing four decades, his instincts proved to be as accurate as a laser-guidance system on a microtunneling machine.

Today, the...

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