Project Management

INDOT used Cold Central Plant Recycling (CCPR) with AMICYCLE emulsion additive to restore State Route 236, showcasing a cost-effective, sustainable road rehabilitation method that reduces material waste, greenhouse gas emissions, and construction costs while improving infrastructure longevity.

Meeker Equipment streamlined its drag slat conveyor production for asphalt silos by partnering with Regal Rexnord, using high-quality, readily available components to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance equipment uptime.

Road Builders Corporation successfully completed a challenging Waikiki paving project, laying approximately 200 tons of asphalt daily with meticulous planning, safety measures, and coordination to manage heavy tourist traffic and meet municipal specifications.

Paving a runway at Pago Pago International Airport in American Samoa presented unique challenges for the crew, including unpredictable weather, corrosive salt air, and limited local infrastructure, but their expertise and meticulous planning led to steady progress on the project since September 2022

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM), State Parks, and ADCNR received a national award for resurfacing roads and parking areas in three state parks using rubber-modified asphalt made from recycled tires, demonstrating a sustainable approach that kept over 156,000 pounds of scrap tire material out of landfills.

S.T. Wooten’s I-40 road-widening project in Raleigh, initially a four-year, $360 million job, expanded to $420 million and six years due to additional traffic management needs, culminating in the completion of a 13-mile stretch with new lanes, bridges, and diverging diamond interchanges.

Central Specialties Inc. achieved award-winning success on the I-94 project in North Dakota through innovative technology, high-quality workmanship, and cohesive team efforts, embodying their “It’s on Us” motto while expanding operations to handle growing demands.

The SDX screed-type test in North Dakota demonstrated that innovation, including the use of patterned screeds and advanced technology, can increase asphalt density and improve ride quality, with Central Specialties Inc. achieving significant improvements in both metrics through side-by-side comparisons of the SDX and traditional screed plates.