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Allen Engineering Promotes Don Gordon to Vice President of Operations
Gordon has 20+ years of experience in operations, engineering, quality and supply chain management, and has proven to be an invaluable asset to the organization over the last several years.
Don Gordon
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5-Alarm Blaze Rips Through Residential Construction Site, Embers Spark Nearby Fires
National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA)
East Bay inferno latest in devastating string of Oakland building fires.
Build With Strength
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World Cement Association Maps Out Plan to Help Tackle Climate Change
World Cement Association
The World Cement Association (WCA) today releases the WCA Climate Change Action Plan, the association’s manifesto for delivering its contribution to the objectives of the Paris Agreement to keep the global temperature rise well below two degrees.
Infrastructure
How Asphalt Contractors Comply with LEED v4
Released October 2017, LEED v4 has registered 1,500 projects and it won’t be long before asphalt paving contractors and mix suppliers will start receiving requests for documentation EPDs, recycled material content and more. Learn how to comply today.
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Haulotte is First Manufacturer to Become IPAF Sustaining Member
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Sustaining member is a new category of IPAF membership for organizations that wish to emphasize commitment to the ongoing aim of promoting the safe and effective use of powered access worldwide
Haulotte Ipaf
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Congress Approves Key Water Infrastructure Bill
Legislation authorizations include $3.7B for new Corps of Engineers civil works and $4.4B for EPA drinking-water program
Corps Seabrook Floodgate Construction
Resiliency
Tariffs will Play Oversized Role in Rebuilding Homes Ruined by Florence
Flood damage is mostly uninsured, so Carolina homeowners will bear the brunt of construction costs inflated 25% by US trade wars
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Achieving Sustainability
Preventing tragic events of collapsing structures by utilizing migratory corrosion inhibitor technology.
There are many current cases of using migrating inhibitor technology in projects around the word such as erecting the new Frederikssund bridge in Denmark. The aim is to replace the old bridge built in 1935 by providing an alternative to the only currently active bridge over the fjord.
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Midnight Fire Destroys South Birmingham Apartment Complex
National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA)
30 displaced, one firefighter hospitalized and neighboring structures engulfed.
Resiliency
VMAC Welcomes Barry Fitzgerald as Engineering Manager
VMAC
Barry will lead the Engineering, Custom Shop, and Foundry teams at VMAC and collaborate with the management team.
Vmac
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State Fire Marshals Stand for Strong Buildings and Safe Materials
National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA)
NASFM opposes ICC 2021 proposals weakening safety precautions for tall wood buildings.
Rejuvenators
Big Oil Asks Government to Protect It from Climate Change
Texas lobbies for federal funds to expand new protections for Gulf Coast refineries to also shield petrochemical workforce from worsening storms
Valero's Port Arthur refinery on the Gulf Coast at the Texas/Louisiana border will be protected by the truncated storm-protection spine.
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