Caltrans

Sacramento, CA 95814

Company Overview
MS 34
1120 N St
Sacramento, CA 95814
US
Phone:(916) 654-5485
Fax:(916) 654-6450
Caltrans manages more than 50,000 miles of California's highway and freeway lanes, provides inter-city rail services, permits more than 400 public-use airports and special-use hospital heliports, and works with local agencies. Caltrans carries out its mission with six primary programs: Aeronautics, Highway Transportation, Mass Transportation, Transportation Planning, Administration and the Equipment Service Center.
Articles & News
Rapid Strength Concrete Used in Freeway Pavement Restoration
California Measures Long-Term Performance of Rapid Strength Concrete for Pavement Restoration
Caltrans Announces $300M boost in Road Maintenance Funds May Be Coming
Caltrans Tallies $2.5 Billion in Infrastructure Improvements in 2013; Awards 433 Major Contracts
To repair a concrete culvert on a mountainside, the contractor sent an apparatus down the pipe on a sled to the exit of the pipe where the material was then sent through the hose and shot out at 360 degrees to cover the entire pipe.
Concrete Travels 250 Feet Down A Mountain For Culvert Pipe Repair
Caltrans Memorial Honors 178 Fallen Highway Workers
Products & Press Releases
Caltrans Allocates Half a Billion Dollars to Upgrade Transportation
Caltrans Memorial Honors 183 Fallen Highway Workers
Special Report: Caltrans, Industry Meet to Dissect Evolving 'Superpave' Specification
Caltrans: $16.5 Million to Fix Freeway Interchange Damaged in Fiery Tanker Crash
Caltrans Moves to Inertial Profiler to Measure Pavement Smoothness
More From Caltrans
Rapid Strength Concrete Used in Freeway Pavement Restoration
California Measures Long-Term Performance of Rapid Strength Concrete for Pavement Restoration
Caltrans Allocates Half a Billion Dollars to Upgrade Transportation
Caltrans Memorial Honors 183 Fallen Highway Workers
Caltrans Announces $300M boost in Road Maintenance Funds May Be Coming
Caltrans Tallies $2.5 Billion in Infrastructure Improvements in 2013; Awards 433 Major Contracts
Special Report: Caltrans, Industry Meet to Dissect Evolving 'Superpave' Specification
Caltrans: $16.5 Million to Fix Freeway Interchange Damaged in Fiery Tanker Crash
Caltrans Moves to Inertial Profiler to Measure Pavement Smoothness
California Transportation Commission Approves Nearly $1 Billion in New Construction Projects
To repair a concrete culvert on a mountainside, the contractor sent an apparatus down the pipe on a sled to the exit of the pipe where the material was then sent through the hose and shot out at 360 degrees to cover the entire pipe.
Concrete Travels 250 Feet Down A Mountain For Culvert Pipe Repair
Caltrans Memorial Honors 178 Fallen Highway Workers
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