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In The April/May 2009 Issue
The new JaxPort container/trucking project required a one percent slope, not a specification most paving contractors are willing to guarantee, but Yates proved they were up to the challenge
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
Porous asphalt pavements are designed for dual duty. They provide pavements for parking and roads, and serve as stormwater storage and infiltration systems
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
Pavement Coatings Co. asked to treat one road in the project with a slurry seal containing 100 percent reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP). Five years later, the performance of that RAP slurry sealed street provided the performance and confidence city officials needed to specify 100 percent RAP slurry seal for all roads included in its 2008 contract.
By Greg Udelhofen
Pavement Preservation Products
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
Producer's new plant had to be flexible enough to run a wide variety of mix designs, including Superpave, and accept from 25 to 30% RAP, while meeting environmental regulations
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
F & R Asphalt beats fuel prices by adding an electric heater to its asphalt plant
By Lisa Cleaver
The purchase of new ADM Roadbuilder 160 plant puts this producer/contractor in control of his own destiny.
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
Plant Matters Products
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
Product Showcase
New Products introduced to the Asphalt Industry
By Asphalt Contractor Staff
Joseph B. Fay Company comes in almost $385,000 under budget by using the precast alternative Eco Sound Barrier.
Asphalt manufacturer MPI relies on the VSS Macropaver 12B a slurry seal and microsurfacing machine for pavement preservation.
If the competitive nature of current and future stimulus-funded projects continues, agencies benefit by getting more work done, more jobs are created, and contractors will have more projects to bid. Stay in the race by considering how new equipment can give you a competitive edge.
By Greg Udelhofen