Project Management

New York City paves with a red-colored asphalt to avoid painting its fast-fading bus lanes.

It isn’t much of a stretch to say that Schellinger Construction, Columbia Falls, Montana, never uses the same mix twice. Of course they do, but the general contractor’s paving crews are almost always on the move, transporting the company’s Astec 400 ton-per-hour double barrel and CMI E3 400 asphalt plant to jobs all around central […]

The recent completion of Interstate 11 in southern Nevada marks the first addition to the nation’s Interstate Highway System since it was deemed complete in 1992.

Boxley Materials Company, a Summit Company, rubblizes a 25-year-old jointed plain concrete pavement and performs an asphalt overlay for the rehabilitation of US 460 in Appomattox, Virginia.

Grace Industries LLC embraces new technology to mill John F. Kennedy Airport taxiways.

American Asphalt invests in a modern software platform for estimating and operations to improve how his organization captures, manages and uses data to improve performance.

In April 2017, construction of a new taxiway was completed at a 400-acre, three-runway air field on the crystal coast in Beaufort, North Carolina. Originally named the Beaufort-Morehead City Airport, the facility was renamed Michael J. Smith Field to honor one of the Space Shuttle Challenger pilots who was born and raised in Beaufort. We […]

Sometimes samples are sent to an outside lab to perform a test you cannot perform in-house. Sometimes you’ll have a contract dispute that requires testing performed by a third party. In either case, following a few best practices will save a lot of headaches and ensure the sample you sent represents the material produced. Here are four keys for the best lab tests.