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NAPA Announces 55th Annual Meeting

Education and events to help build your asphalt business

Illinois Off to Late Start Paying Road Construction Bills

Highway contractors have been dismayed by a new business style from Springfield this summer: Pay to pave.

Building a Better Road in Ohio

The work of engineers at Ohio University's Ohio Research Institute for Transportation and the Environment (ORITE) has saved the state of Ohio an estimated $22 million on road construction over five years.

Preserving a Scenic Cape Cod Road

Aggregate Industries thin lift mix design provides an environmentally friendly and cost-effective pavement preservation solution

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Concrete: It's Eco-Friendly, Too!

BFI - Building Forensics International

Concrete has many green building benefits and can contribute to reduced energy consumption and help control stormwater runoff.

Go White to Go Green

Concrete Contractor Editor's Letter.

Immersion Engineering

Paratherm Corp.

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Plugging the Potholes in Federal Highway Funding

With the Highway Trust Fund facing ongoing revenue shortages the American Road and Transportation Builders Association shares options to increase revenue generation and ensure adequate road construction funding for years to come.

Paving the Way for Economic Recovery

A paradigm shift in the cost benefits of utilizing concrete, particularly versus asphalt in the construction of new roads.

Fire Sprinkler Compressors

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Sustainable Construction in Concrete - A Greener Future

Concrete Contractor Editor's Letter

Indirect-Fired Heater Trailer

Flagro USA Inc.

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