A system for paving a bridge comprising a screed rail configured to support a concrete paver and a plurality of adjustable width barrier brackets to support the screed rail with a bridge barrier, where each adjustable width barrier brackets comprise a rail support bracket and an “L” barrier bracket which allows for width adjustment by translation of the rail support bracket through the “L” barrier bracket.

A vibrating float including an elongate plate, having a substantially planar lower surface configured to be moved across the concrete; a plurality of evenly spaced electric motors coupled to the elongate plate and configured to vibrate the plate; and a handle, coupled to the elongate plate, for use by an operator to control movement of the vibrating float.

A system for paving a bridge comprising a screed rail configured to support a concrete paver and a plurality of adjustable width barrier brackets to support the screed rail with a bridge barrier, where each adjustable width barrier brackets comprise a rail support bracket and an L barrier bracket which allows for width adjustment by translation of the rail support bracket through the L barrier bracket.

Concreting tools including a vibrating float and a rotary trowel are provided. The vibrating float is for levelling concrete, and comprises: an elongate plate, having a substantially planar lower surface configured to be moved across the concrete; at least one electric motor coupled to the elongate plate and configured to vibrate the plate; and a handle, coupled to the elongate plate, for use by an operator to control movement of the vibrating float.

A slipform paving machine includes a laser source for generating a laser reference plane. At least two laser receivers are mounted on the machine and intersect the laser reference plane. Inputs from the laser receivers are utilized to control distortion of the frame of the slipform paver machine.

A slipform paving machine includes a laser source for generating a laser reference plane. At least two laser receivers are mounted on the machine and intersect the laser reference plane. Inputs from the laser receivers are utilized to control distortion of the frame of the slipform paver machine.

A slip form paving machine includes a slip form mold having a mold width extending transversely to a paving direction. At least one smoothing beam is supported behind the slip form mold for engaging an upper surface of a formed not yet hardened concrete structure to smooth the upper surface, the at least one smoothing beam being configured to oscillate transversely to the paving direction. At least one advance speed sensor is configured to provide an advance speed signal corresponding to an advance speed of the slip form paving machine in the paving direction. A controller is configured to receive the advance speed signal and to generate a command signal to control a frequency of transverse oscillation of the at least one smoothing beam such that a constant relationship is maintained between the advance speed and the frequency of transverse oscillation.

A slipform paving machine includes a laser source for generating a laser reference plane. At least two laser receivers are mounted on the machine and intersect the laser reference plane. Inputs from the laser receivers are utilized to control distortion of the frame of the slipform paver machine.

A slip form paving machine includes a slip form mold having a mold width extending transversely to a paving direction. At least one smoothing beam is supported behind the slip form mold for engaging an upper surface of a formed not yet hardened concrete structure to smooth the upper surface, the at least one smoothing beam being configured to oscillate transversely to the paving direction. At least one advance speed sensor is configured to provide an advance speed signal corresponding to an advance speed of the slip form paving machine in the paving direction. A controller is configured to receive the advance speed signal and to generate a command signal to control a frequency of transverse oscillation of the at least one smoothing beam such that a constant relationship is maintained between the advance speed and the frequency of transverse oscillation.