Greg UdelhofenFrom the AuthorInfrastructureInternational Conference on SMA Promotes the Sustainability Benefits of This Durable PavementStone Matrix Asphalt (SMA) extends the use phase of a roadway and has a positive influence on the environmental impact construction causes.InfrastructurePaving growth spurs plant acquisitionA 450,000 ton backlog of paving projects will keep Papich Construction Company’s CEI Rap King asphalt plant operating in high gear over the next few yearsInfrastructureOverland Park Successfully Constructs First FRAP ProjectAsphalt contractor O'Donnell and Sons Construction Co. delivers quality pavement for progressive road agency.InfrastructureSustainability mantraInfrastructureARRA Stimulus Funds at Work on Minnesota's I-90Ulland Brothers Inc. executes $15 million American Recovery and Reinvestment Act stimulus project, addressing a few extra requirements in the processInfrastructureStimulus Shows Positive ResultsWhen the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was approved earlier this year, $27.5 billion was earmarked for road and bridge work over the next two years in hopes of generating jobs and boosting the economy. Funds were quickly obligated to states that submitted their list of projects identified as ready-to-go and could provide immediate jobs.InfrastructureIndependence Construction Invests in Plant, FutureLeading Mid-Atlantic heavy construction firm adds state-of-the-art asphalt production facility to better serve customer needs now and in the futureInfrastructurePennies for Progress Funds Much-Needed Road ExpansionSouth Carolina?s Sloan Construction Company Inc. completes SC Hwy. 161 project funded entirely by York County?s innovative one percent sales tax programInfrastructureRAP slurry fits agency's 'green' initiativesPavement Coatings Co. asked to treat one road in the project with a slurry seal containing 100 percent reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP). Five years later, the performance of that RAP slurry sealed street provided the performance and confidence city officials needed to specify 100 percent RAP slurry seal for all roads included in its 2008 contract.InfrastructurePark Road is Ideal Warm Mix ProjectBeyond the obvious environmental benefits of using a warm mix design on a state park project, Lane Construction recognized the execution benefits and TxDOT witnessed the successInfrastructureStrategies to maximize the economic stimulus billThe asphalt industry will reach its goals by deploying cost-effective solutions to improve pavement performance, benefit the environment and meet the needs of the road userInfrastructureIndian Trail Project - One of the First Steps in North Carolina's Warm Mix UsageWhen Monroe, NC paving contractor, Boggs Paving, convinced a township road agency to give warm mix asphalt a try, the project generated a better awareness of its performance benefits for NC DOT officialsPage 1 of 5Next Page