National Center for Asphalt Technology (NCAT)

Auburn, AL

Company Details
Years in business:Since: 1986
Number of employees:11-50
277 Technology Pkwy,
Auburn, AL
US
http://www.ncat.us/
The National Center for Asphalt Technology (NCAT) was established in 1986 as a partnership between Auburn University and the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA) Research and Education Foundation to provide practical research and development to meet the needs of maintaining America's highway infrastructure. NCAT was created to ensure this industry's ability to provide pavements that are durable, sustainable, quiet, safe and economical. We work with state highway agencies, the Federal Highway Administration and the highway construction industry to develop and evaluate new products, design technologies and construction methods that quickly lead to pavement improvements.
Articles & News
This photo was snapped when the RX 900E was cutting 28-ft. wide and 42-in. deep—almost 4-ft deep.
Roadtec Donates RX 900E to NCAT Test Track
This donated work allows NCAT to put down a new base and new asphalt to facilitate continuous testing of material
June 27, 2018
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From left to right: NCAT Assistant Director/Test Track Manager Buzz Powell, Garrison Brock, Carolyn Brock, Ben Brock, Pierce Brock, NCAT Director Randy West, NCAT Director Emeritus Ray Brown.
NCAT Dedicates Dr. J. Don Brock Classroom
Dr. Brock believed in training his employees and educating his customers, and a number of Astec companies have state of the art facilities dedicated to training and innovation due to his belief in lifelong growth and improvement.
November 9, 2015
NCAT Announces Partnership with Pavia Systems
NCAT will utilize HeadLight, Pavia’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) inspection platform to observe, document and share construction data in real-time in their latest cycle of Pavement Test Track research.
September 8, 2015
NCAT Study: Ground Tire Rubber Provides Cost-Effective Alternative to Oil-Derived Polymers for Asphalt
Study confirms that ambient and cryogenic ground rubber provides performance benefits in asphalt
November 13, 2012
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This photo was snapped when the RX 900E was cutting 28-ft. wide and 42-in. deep—almost 4-ft deep.
Roadtec Donates RX 900E to NCAT Test Track
This donated work allows NCAT to put down a new base and new asphalt to facilitate continuous testing of material
June 27, 2018
From left to right: NCAT Assistant Director/Test Track Manager Buzz Powell, Garrison Brock, Carolyn Brock, Ben Brock, Pierce Brock, NCAT Director Randy West, NCAT Director Emeritus Ray Brown.
NCAT Dedicates Dr. J. Don Brock Classroom
Dr. Brock believed in training his employees and educating his customers, and a number of Astec companies have state of the art facilities dedicated to training and innovation due to his belief in lifelong growth and improvement.
November 9, 2015
NCAT Announces Partnership with Pavia Systems
NCAT will utilize HeadLight, Pavia’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) inspection platform to observe, document and share construction data in real-time in their latest cycle of Pavement Test Track research.
September 8, 2015
NCAT Study: Ground Tire Rubber Provides Cost-Effective Alternative to Oil-Derived Polymers for Asphalt
Study confirms that ambient and cryogenic ground rubber provides performance benefits in asphalt
November 13, 2012