June/July 2018

Asphalt Contractor June/July 2018

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Construction Contractors Must Embrace Technology or Chase the Competition

Virtual design and project mapping is allowing more collaboration in a faster way. Using technology, partners can conveniently work together from any location on the design elements for a project long before construction begins. However, because information is stored digitally, it can be vulnerable to hackers.

New Construction Technologies Pose New Risks

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Who Makes a Good Asphalt Plant Operator?

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Who Makes a Good Asphalt Plant Operator?

Recycling Efforts Save Virginia DOT Over $15M on I-64 Rebuild

Conveyor Bridge Saves Time & Money on King Canyon Expressway

The system transferred dirt and aggregate from the materials yard to job site over highway traffic

June 4, 2018

Austin Materials Focuses on Paving Accuracy and Improved Safety on Airport Project

Contractor saves $6,000 on Georgetown Municipal Airport resurfacing project with minimal staking or grade checking using a 3D paving system

June 4, 2018

Austin Materials repaved the Georgetown Municipal airport runways laying down 8,200 tons of P401 of material in just seven paving shifts - meeting tolerances of +/- 1 millimeter

The Power of Plastic

Dow Chemical Co., is partnering with Indonesian associations and the Indonesian government to engineer a means to incorporate plastic waste that washes up on Indonesian beaches into asphalt pavement mixtures

June 1, 2018

How Drones Improve Aggregate Management

Asphalt plants can benefit from investing in these tools to help measure stockpiles and more

May 30, 2018

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