Producer Profiles

How Yeager Asphalt grew from a teenager with a truck and a barrel of sealer to starting its own asphalt plant under the name of U.S. Paving and Stone.

In the first installment of this three-part series, we get to know heavy civil highway contracting company Texas Cordia. Over the next few months, we’ll follow them as they establish their first asphalt plant, get it set up, and start selling hot mix asphalt.

In 2016, RAP Management LLC, Columbus, Ohio, partnered with Ammann Group, headquartered in Langenthal, Switzerland, to build the first new site developed for an asphalt plant in the Columbus area in 35 years, and the first Ammann plant in the United States.

Pace Construction, St. Louis, Missouri, applies innovative practices through the value engineering process for a 55,000-ton mill-and-fill project spanning a stretch of 22 miles of Highway 63 just south of Rolla for MoDOT.

In the wake of the June 2016 completion of the Panama Canal expansion, Gulf Coast–an Oldcastle Materials Company–constructed an overpass for a Houston ship channel project. 

CJ Miller received four awards for paving quality at the Maryland Asphalt Association’s 56th annual paving conference in March. The awards come just one year shy of the company’s 60th year in business, demonstrating just how accurate a motto can be.

It all started with a single truck more than 50 years ago. Sanders Brothers Construction Company, Charleston, South Carolina, got its start in the mid-60s when Jimmy and Elliot Sanders […]