Asphalt PavementThe Road to Quality
RockyMountainAsphalt Conference &Equipment Show
41st Annual
C O N F E R E N C E P R O G R A M
Crowne Plaza I Denver International AirportDenver, Colorado
FEBRUARY 19-21, 2014
For more informationvisit us on the web:
www.rmaces.org
Welcome!Asphalt PavementThe Road to Quality
RockyMountainAsphalt Conference &Equipment Show
41st AnnualTable of Contents
• Equipment ShowWednesday 10:00 a.m. – Friday 11:00 a.m.
• 6th Annual Flexible Pavement Research SymposiumWednesday 9:00 a.m.
• Workshop: Achieving Quality with Asphalt Pavements.Sponsored by the Asphalt InstituteWednesday 9:00 a.m.
• Opening General SessionWednesday 1:00 p.m.- Welcome by Scott McDaniel, CDOT- General session by Dale Decker speaking onCreating a Quality Culture
- Keynote Speaker, Story Musgrave, Physician, Professor,US Marine and NASAAstronaut
• Reception in the TradeshowWednesday 4:45pm
• Annual Asphalt Pavement Awards Dinner and ProgramWednesday 6:30 p.m.
• Tour of Asphalt Production PlantThursday 10:00 a.m.
• Offsite Outdoor DemonstrationThursday 1:00 p.m.
• Reception in the TradeshowThursday 4 – 5p.m.
• Closing Session and Raffle DrawingFriday 11:00 a.m.
Conference Highlights . . . . . . . . . . .2
Special Recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Conference Supporters . . . . . . . . . . .4
Schedule of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7
Session Highlights andTrack Explanation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Descriptions of Sessions . . . . .11-23
Equipment Show Area Map . . . .25-26
Equipment ShowExhibitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-35
Hotel Information . . . . . . . .Back Cover
Dates for 42nd AnnualEvent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Back Cover
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Conference Highlights
Offsite Tour andDemonstration
Demonstrations will includeasphalt plant tour and
maintenance applications.Buses will load at the northeast
corner of the hoteloutside of the Trade Center.
Special Recognition
Conference Planning Committee
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Tom Peterson, Conference Chairman, CAPA
Doug Groves, Equipment Show, City of
Fort Collins
Nicki Upright, Treasurer, CDOT
Thomas Aguilar, CDOT
Phillip Anderle, CDOT
Charlie Atherton, Road Science, LLC
Bruce Barbarick, Barbarick LLC
David Berthel, Faris Machinery
Bret Bollmeier, 4 Rivers Equipment
Pete Borer, Wagner Equipment
Lynne Center, City of Aurora
Dave Chambers, City of Aurora
Heather Clark, RMACES
Tom Clayton, CAPA
Doug Corley, Power Equipment
Valerie Echter, Jebro, Inc.
Raul Griego, City of Aurora
Donna Harmelink, FHWA
Dave Johnson, Asphalt Institute
Doug Martin, Cobitco
Cam McNair, CSU
Dale Miller, Larimer County Road & Bridge
John Polhemus, Summit County
Road & Bridge
Becky Roland, RMACES
Kim Roland, RMACES
Bob Rothwell, WYDOT
Todd Ruppert, MacDonald Equipment
Bill Schiebel, CDOT
Larry Schneider, City of Fort Collins
Scott Shuler, CSU
Dan Stephens, Vance Brothers
Corey Stewart, CDOT
Aaron Vigil, Wagner Equipment
Jarrett Welch, Quality Paving Consultants
The strength of the 41st Annual Rocky Mountain Asphalt Conferenceand Equipment Show is due to the knowledge and skills of thesesponsors and individuals. A special thank you is extended toeach of them for all their hard work!
ConferenceSponsors
Thank you to the conference and equipment show staff at registration.
With special recognition to the City of Fort Collins Street Departmentsfor their contributions in planning and managing the Equipment Show.
RMACES Conference Coordinator 1998–2013.As a memoriam to all her tireless efforts on behalf of the RockyMt. Asphalt Conference & Equipment Show. Sue's vision,dedication and commitment were outstanding and she wasinstrumental in the success and growth of the conference.She will be greatly missed. Donations to National Brain TumorSociety in Sue's honor are being collected at Registration.
Sue Wagner Renner Remembrance
Lanyards Provided By:Denver Industrial Sales and ServiceCompany
Power Washing ServiceProvided By:Environmental Safety Solutions
Speaker Sponsor:United Companies
USB Sponsors:Faris MachineryVance Brothers
Banner Sponsors:Bergkamp, Inc.Colorado BarricadeConcrete Stabilization Technologies, Inc.Denver Industrial Sales and ServiceCompanyEast Jordan IronworksGencor Industries Inc.
Power Equipment CompanyRoadSafe Traffic SystemsRoad ScienceRoadTrac Jobsite
Friday Morning BreakfastSponsor:Honnen Equipment
Annual Awards Dinnerand Program Sponsors:4Rivers EquipmentCAPAFaris MachineryMWV Specialty ChemicalsOSCS, Inc.Suncor EquipmentWagner Equipment
Coffee Sponsors:4 Rivers EquipmentDenver Industrial Sales and ServiceCompanyEnviroTech Services, Inc.
Reception Sponsors:CAPARoadtec
Raffle Sponsor:Cobitco
Advertising Sponsor:The Asphalt Pro Magazine
Move Out Sponsor:RoadSafe Traffic Systems
Lunch Sponsor:Gencor Industries Inc.
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Conference Supporters
Sponsors
Black/Gold Exhibitors
Auto Truck Group Etnyre
Faris MachineryCompany
Transwest Trucksand Trailers
Wagner EquipmentCompany
4 RiversEquipment
HonnenEquipment
MacDonaldEquipment Co.
O.J. Watson
Power EquipmentCompany
Vance Brothers
Power MotiveCorporation
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Wednesday, February 19, 2014
10:00 a.m. Equipment Show Opening
1:00-3:00 p.m. Opening Session
Creating a Quality CultureDale Decker, Dale S. Decker, LLC, Eagle, CO
A Look Forward and Handling of theFlood of 2013Scott McDaniel, Acting Chief Engineer, CDOT
KEYNOTE: Story MusgraveStory Musgrave was born in 1935 on a dairyfarm in Stockbridge, MA. He was in the forestsalone at 3 and by 5 floated his homebuilt rafts onthe rivers. He rode combines at 5, drove trucksand tractors at 10 and when alone in remotefields, repaired them by 13. Story never finishedschool, ran off to Korea with the U.S. Marineswhere he was an aircraft electrician and an
engine mechanic. He started flying with the Marines and over the next 55years accumulated 18,000 hours in over 160 aircraft. He is a parachutistwith over 800 freefalls. He has 7 graduate degrees in math, computers,chemistry, medicine, physiology, literature and psychology. He has beenawarded 20 honorary doctorates. He was a part-time trauma surgeon duringhis 30 year astronaut career. Story was an NASA astronaut for over 30 yearsand flew on six spaceflights. He performed the first shuttle spacewalk onChallenger's first flight, was a pilot on an astronomy mission, conducted twoclassified DOD missions, was the lead spacewalker on the Hubble Telescoperepair mission and on his last flight, he operated an electronic chipmanufacturing satellite on Columbia.
3:30-4:45 p.m. Conference Breakout Session 1
4:45-6:30 p.m. Reception in the Trade CenterSponsored by CAPA
6:30 p.m. 20th Annual Asphalt Pavement Awardsand Program
6th Annual FlexiblePavement Research
SymposiumWednesday 9:00-11:30 a.m.
Hosted by Colorado State University, thisspecial session will present the latestadvances in asphalt technology.
Best Practices for Use of Undiluted TackScott Shuler, CSU
Rethinking Mix Design – The Need forTests to Assess Cracking Potential
Randy West, NCAT
Advancements in Sulfur as anAsphalt Extender
Paul Patterson, Shell Oil Products, US, Houston, TX
Insuring Quality Today and the FutureJon Epps, Texas A&M Transportation Institute
College Station, TX
2014 RMACES Agenda
Wednesday Evening EventsReception, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
All attendees invited to join the receptionSponsored by:
20th Annual Asphalt Pavement AwardsDinner and Program, 6:30 p.m.Dinner Tickets available online at
www.rmaces.org
Workshop:Achieving Quality withAsphalt PavementsSponsored by the Asphalt InstituteWednesday 9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
The Use of Intelligent Compactionfor Quality Control
Bob Horan, Asphalt Institute, Mechanicsville, VADave Johnson, Asphalt Institute, Billings, MT
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Thursday, February 20, 2014
7:00 a.m. Registration Opens
7:00 a.m. Equipment Show Opens
8:00-9:30 a.m. Conference Breakout Session 2
10:15-11:30 a.m. Conference Breakout Session 3
11:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Lunch in the Equipment Show Area
1:00-2:30 p.m. Conference Breakout Session 4
3:00-4:00 p.m. Conference Breakout Session 5
4:00-6:00 p.m. Reception in the Tradeshow
Friday, February 21, 2014
7:00 a.m. Registration Opens
8:00 a.m. Equipment Show Opens
8:00-9:15 a.m. Conference Breakout Session 6
9:45-10:45 a.m. Conference Breakout Session 7
11:00-11:30 a.m. Closing SessionAsphalt Training Certificate of Achievement Awards
Closing PresenterAcclaimed Speaker on the Use of Medical Marijuana –My Experiences on Hwy 64, Jolly Bemis
11:45 a.m. Raffle Drawing – Must be present to win
Tour of an AsphaltProduction Plant
Thursday 10:00 a.m.Hosted by
Gencor Industries andBrannan Sand and Gravel Co.
Lunch Provided. Buses will be provided.
Tour: CDOT AsphaltLaboratory and Materials
Testing FacilityThursday 10:00 a.m.
Part 1: Flexible Pavement LaboratoryPart 2: Asphalt Binder LaboratoryPart 3: European Laboratory
Offsite DemonstrationThursday 1:00 p.m.Hosted by City of AuroraBuses will be provided.
Easy Permanent Pothole Repair UsingHigh-Performance Cold Asphalt in All-Weather
Conditions and in WaterPresenters: Tom Francione, EZ Street CompanyChris Boumeester, CASI/EZ Street Asphalt
Troy Meredith, 71 Construction/EZ Street Asphalt
Municipal Sweeping w/o a CDLPresenter: Jon Quintana, Faris Machinery
The A770 All Wheel Steer Loader Productionand Versatility in a Small Package
Presenters: Mark Buchanan, Bobcat of the RockiesRodney Lewis, Bobcat of the RockiesMark Terry, Bobcat of the RockiesMark Ernst, Bobcat of the Rockies
Environmental Safety Solutions"Wash, Reclaim, Reuse”Presenter: Brando Clary,
Environmental Safety Solutions
Quick and Long Lasting Repair forWide Crack Treatment
Presenter: Dave McIntosh, Maxwell Products
Track 1: Innovation & Quality in Pavement Design and Materials ControlMaintaining quality in asphalt pavements and the latest innovations will presented in these sessions. Subjects to be presented include MixOptimization for Quality and Consistency, Innovations in Asphalt Specifications & Use of New Technology, Quality in Asphalt Test Results,Performance of Warm Mix Asphalt, Intelligent Compaction – A Tool for Quality Control, Mix Design & Field Management of Volumetric Properties,and Ensuring Quality in Pavement Rehabilitation. This track will also include a tour of the CDOT Asphalt Laboratory.
Track 2: Best Practices in Maintenance & RehabilitationBest Practices for maintaining and rehabilitation in pavement preservation will be presented in these sessions. Subjects to be presented includeManaging Your Pavement Investment, Case Studies in Pavement Preservation Success, Pavement Rehabilitation, Maintenance Roundtable,Asphalt Interlayers -Reducing Reflective Cracking and The Importance of Proper Roadway Drainage.
Track 3: Improving Project LeadershipProject leadership is key to the success of any project. These sessions will focus on improving project leadership and the relationship of the projectteam. Subjects to be presented include Public/Private Partnerships: Driving Quality?, How to Sell the Value of Asphalt Paving, What is the Cost ofQuality, Increasing Productivity for Greater Profitability, Stretching Road Improvement Budgets: Ensuring Quality while Reducing Contractors Riskand Costs (Panel), Project Management Role in Quality, and What is Project Partnering?
Track 4: Ensuring Construction QualityEnsuring quality paving is essential to a projects lasting success. These sessions will focus on the future of paving and recommendations forensuring quality and lasting results. Subjects include The Future of Paving & Compaction, Building Quality - Inspiring Complex Projects, Innovationsin Asphalt Paving Techniques, Paving Around the World, Night Time Lighting Spec, and Best Practices for Tack Coat Applications.
Track 5: Ensuring Quality and Efficiency in Plant OperationsSessions in this track will focus on techniques to ensure your plant operates efficiently and maintains quality. Subjects include Improving PlantEfficiency, Managing Baghouse Fines Returns for Voids Control, Key Metrics for Monitoring Performance of Asphalt Plants, Reduce Plant OperationCosts with Proper Preventive Maintenance, Effectively Managing Silo Operations, and Energy Efficiency through Best Practices at the Plant.Plant Tour - Control System, Warm Mix, RAP, Aggregate Storage
Asphalt Education Certificate TracksThis certificate program presented by the Rocky Mountain Asphalt Education Center (RMAEC) in association with the Rocky Mountain AsphaltConference and Equipment Show (RMACES) will provide a Certificate of Achievement for attendee’s who pre-register to be in the training program.The opportunities to achieve the Certificate are within either the Maintenance track sessions, Materials track sessions or the Equipment andOperators track sessions. Attendees will be afforded the opportunity to pre-register to be a part of the certificate program when they register forthe RMACES. To achieve a certificate the candidate will be required to complete the registration form and pay the additional $50.00 fee. On theregistration form they must indicate their choice of “Maintenance”, “Materials” or “Equipment and Operator” Training certificate.
At the beginning of each of the required sessions (The sessions which candidates will be required to attend may be found on page 5 of thisbrochure), the candidate will sign in and obtain a copy of the written test for that session from the session host. At the end of the session they will berequired to complete the test and return it to the session host making sure the host properly notes the test was returned. NO tests will be acceptedlate (After the beginning of the next scheduled session.) Candidates seeking the Maintenance Training Certificate will also be required to attend theoutdoor demonstration (Session 4) as a part of the process, check in with the host, obtain the written test, and complete the test pertaining to theoutdoor demonstrations. Once enrolled in the sessions they will be required to successfully complete the written tests for each of the sessions andhave a combined average score of not less than 80% correct to achieve the Certificate.
Session HighlightsExplanation of the Five TracksThe conference is divided into seven sessions with five tracks per session.Participants are free to attend the sessions of their choice.
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Wednesday, February 19, 20146TH ANNUAL FLEXIBLE PAVEMENTRESEARCH SYMPOSIUM I 9:00–11:30 am
WORKSHOP: ACHIEVING QUALITY WITHASPHALT PAVEMENTS I 9:00–11:30 am
OPENING SESSION I 1:00–3:00 p.m.Creating a Quality CultureDale Decker, Dale S. Decker, LLC, Eagle, CO
A Look Forward and Handling of the Flood of 2013Scott McDaniel, Acting Chief Engineer, CDOT
KEYNOTE I 1:00–3:00 p.m.Story Musgrave
CONFERENCE BREAKOUT SESSION 1 I 3:00–4:45 p.m.
RECEPTION IN THE TRADE CENTER I 4:45–6:30 p.m.CAPA
20TH ANNUAL ASPHALT PAVEMENT AWARDS & PROGRAM I 6:30 p.m.Vail, Silverton and Breckenridge Ballrooms
EquipmentShow Hours:
Wednesday, February 1910:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.Thursday February 207:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Friday, February 218:00 - 11:45 a.m.
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Wednesday, February 19, 2014 SESSION 1 I 3:30–4:45 p.m.
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Track 1 Innovation & Quality in PavementDesign and Materials ControlMix Optimization for Quality andConsistencySpeakers: Shane Buchanan, Oldcastle
MaterialsMatt Beran, Nebraska DOR
Time: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Bob Rothwell,WYDOTRoom: Durango
Track 2 Best Practices in Maintenance& RehabilitationManaging Your Pavement InvestmentSpeakers: Christian Dino, CU Boulder
Ted Borstad, Borstad ConsultingServices, LLCDan Roberts, DeightonAssociates LTD
Time: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Lynne Center, City of AuroraRoom: Silverton
Track 3 Improving Project LeadershipPublic/Private Partnerships:Driving QualitySpeakers: Dave Mortenson, CH2MHill
Wayne Reed, City of CentennialTime: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Doug Martin, CobitcoRoom: Breckenridge
Track 4 Ensuring Construction QualityThe Future of Paving & CompactionPart 1Speaker: Vijay Palanisamy, DynapacTime: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Bret Bollmeier, 4 Rivers EquipmentRoom: Vail
Track 5 Ensuring Quality and Efficiency inPlant OperationsImproving Plant EfficiencySpeaker: Dennis Hunt, Gencor IndustriesTime: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Valerie Echter, Jebro, Inc.Room: Copper Mountain
(This room is located behind the restaurant)
Track 6 Maintenance Track SessionsMaintenance 101–Fundamentals ofPothole Patching, Spray Patching &Infrared RepairSpeakers: Bruce Barbarick, Barbarick LLC
Dan Horner, CimlineTime: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Bruce Barbarick, Barbarick LLCRoom: Telluride
Track 7 Materials Track SessionsMaterials 101–Introduction to AsphaltBinders & ModifiersSpeakers: Scott Shuler, CSU
Bob McGennis, The Holly FrontierCompanies
Time: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Scott Shuler, CSURoom: Aspen Theater
Track 8 Equipment & Operator TrackSessionsEquipment & Operator 101–Paver &Compaction Equipment MaintenanceSpeaker: Steve Hourscht, Caterpillar
Global PavingTime: 3:30-4:45pmModerator: Aaron Vigil,Wagner EquipmentRoom: Crested Butte
Thursday, February 20, 2014 SESSION 2 I 8:00–9:30 a.m.
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Track 1 Innovation & Quality in PavementDesign and Materials ControlInnovations in Asphalt Specifications &Use of New TechnologySpeakers: Bill Schiebel, CDOT
Matt Beran, Nebraska DORGreg Milburn, WYDOTHoward Anderson, UDOT
Time: 8:00-9:30amModerator: Bill Schiebel, CDOTRoom: Steamboat
Track 2 Best Practices in Maintenance& RehabilitationPavement RehabilitationSpeakers: Case Studies in the Use of
Thin Lift Asphalt Overlays–Jim Huddleston, OregonAsphalt Pavement AssociationPatch, Pave, or Replace–Dale Decker, Dale S. Decker, LLC
Time: 8:00-9:30amModerator: Jan Chang, CDOTRoom: Silverton
Track 3 Improving Project LeadershipHow to Sell the Value of Asphalt PavingSpeaker: Ted Garrison, New Construction
StrategiesTime: 8:00-9:30amModerator: Dale Miller, Larimer County
Road and Bridge DepartmentRoom: Breckenridge
Track 4 Ensuring Construction QualityBuilding Quality– Inspiring Complex ProjectsSpeakers: Jordan Road Reconstruction–
Town of ParkerGrant Cruseturner, BrannanSand & GravelChris Hudson, Town of ParkerColorado's Response to the2013 Flood Damage and theRoad Recovery EffortsJohnny Olson, CDOT Region 4Regional Transportation Director
Time: 8:00-9:30amModerator: Nicki Upright, CDOTRoom: Vail
Track 5 Ensuring Quality and Efficiency inPlant OperationsManaging Baghouse Fines Returns forVoids ControlSpeaker: TJ Young, T2ASCOTime: 8:00-9:30amModerator: Jarrett Welch, Quality Paving
ConsultantsRoom: Durango
Track 6 Maintenance Track SessionsMaintenance 102–Surface Seals –Rejuvenators, Parking Lot Seals,EmulsionsSpeakers: John Hunter, ASI
Jim Brownridge, Tricor RefiningChris Lee, Vance Brothers
Time: 8:00-9:30amModerator: Dan Stephens, Vance BrothersRoom: Telluride
Track 7 Materials Track SessionsMaterials 102–Subgrade EngineeringSpeaker: Mike Skinner, The Transtec
Group, Inc.Time: 8:00-9:30amModerator: Tom Clayton, CAPARoom: Aspen Theater
Track 8 Equipment & Operator TrackSessionsEquipment & Operator 102–PaverOperation Basic OverviewSpeaker: Laikram Narsingh,Wirtgen
AmericaTime: 8:00-9:30amModerator: David Barthel, Faris MachineryRoom: Crested Butte
Thursday, February 20, 2014 SESSION 3 I 10:15–11:30 a.m.
Track 1 Innovation & Quality in PavementDesign and Materials ControlQuality in Asphalt Test ResultsSpeakers: Understanding Test Result
VariabilityJon Epps, Texas A&M UniversityResolving Problems Associatedwith Test Result DifferencesRandy West, NCAT
Time: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Bill Schiebel, CDOTRoom: Steamboat
Track 2 Best Practices in Maintenance& RehabilitationCase Studies in Pavement PreservationSuccessSpeakers: John Wannigman, Greenwood
VillageHoward Anderson, UDOT
Time: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Phil Anderle, CDOTRoom: Silverton
Track 3 Improving Project LeadershipWhat is the Cost of Quality?Speaker: Ted Garrison, New
Construction StrategiesTime: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Bruce Barbarick, Barbarick, LLCRoom: Breckenridge
Track 4 Ensuring Construction QualityInnovations in Asphalt PavingTechniquesSpeakers: Understanding the Interactive
Weather RadarMike Nelson, Chief Meterologist,KMGH TV-7 DenverInnovative Techniques Used inAsphalt PavingTom Clayton, CAPA
Time: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Tom Clayton, CAPARoom: Vail
Track 5 Ensuring Quality and Efficiency inPlant OperationsKey Metrics for MonitoringPerformance of Asphalt PlantsSpeaker: TJ Young, T2ASCOTime: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Stan Opperman, APC
Construction Co.Room: Durango
Track 6 Maintenance Track SessionsMaintenance 103–Crack Sealingand RepairSpeaker: Dan Stephens, Vance
BrothersTime: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Dan Stephens, Vance
BrothersRoom: Telluride
Track 7 Materials Track SessionsMaterials 201–TroubleshootingProduction Problems (Advanced)Speakers: Bill Caires, Cesare, Inc.
Gary DeWitt, CDOTJarrett Welch, Quality PavingConsultants
Time: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Jarrett Welch, Quality Paving
ConsultantsRoom: Aspen Theater
Track 8 Equipment & Operator TrackSessionsEquipment & Operator 103–Automated Grade ControlsSpeaker: Steve Hourscht, Caterpillar PavingTime: 10:15-11:30amModerator: Aaron Vigil,Wagner
EquipmentRoom: Crested Butte
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Thursday, February 20, 2014 SESSION 4 I 1:00–2:30 p.m.
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Track 1 Innovation & Quality in PavementDesign and Materials ControlPerformance of Warm Mix AsphaltSpeakers: Randy West, NCAT
Shane Buchanan, OldcastleMaterials
Time: 1:00-2:30pmModerator: Bob Rothwell, WYDOTRoom: Steamboat
Track 2 Best Practices in Maintenance& RehabilitationMaintenance & Preservation OutdoorDemoTime: 1:00-2:30pmOffsite
Track 3 Improving Project LeadershipIncreasing Productivity for GreaterProfitabilitySpeaker: Ted Garrison, New Construction
StrategiesTime: 1:00-2:30pmModerator: Jarrett Welch, Quality Paving
ConsultantsRoom: Breckenridge
Track 4 Ensuring Construction QualityPaving Around the WorldSpeaker, John Mooney, Volvo Construction
CompanyTime: 1:00-2:30pmModerator: David Barthel, Faris MachineryRoom: Vail
Track 5 Ensuring Quality and Efficiency inPlant OperationsEffectively Managing Silo OperationsSpeaker: TJ Young, T2ASCOTime: 1:00-2:30pmModerator: Jay Goldbaum,CDOTRoom: Durango
Track 6 Maintenance Track SessionsThere will be no Asphalt Maintenance 104 so thatattendees can attend the outdoor demonstration(Hosted by City of Aurora. Buses will be provided.)Time: 1:00pm (all sessions)
Easy Permanent Pothole Repair UsingHigh-Performance Cold Asphalt inAll-Weather Conditions and in WaterPresenters: Tom Francione, EZ Street Company
Chris Boumeester, CASI/EZ StreetAsphaltTroy Meredith, 71 Construction/EZStreet Asphalt
Municipal Sweeping w/o a CDLPresenter: Jon Quintana, Faris Machinery
The A770 All Wheel Steer LoaderProduction and Versatility in a SmallPackagePresenters: MarkBuchanan, Bobcat of theRockies
RodneyLewis, Bobcat of theRockiesMark Terry, Bobcat of theRockiesMark Ernst, Bobcat of theRockies
Environmental Safety Solutions"Wash, Reclaim, Reuse”Presenter: Brando Clary, Environmental
Safety Solutions
Quick and Long Lasting Repair forWide Crack TreatmentPresenter: Dave McIntosh, Maxwell Products
Track 7 Materials Track SessionsMaterials 104–Introduction toAggregates & Asphalt MixesSpeakers: Scott Shuler, CSU
John Cheever, AggregateIndustries, WCR
Time: 1:00-2:30pmModerator: Scott Shuler, CSURoom: Aspen Theater
Track 8 Equipment & Operator Track SessionsEquipment & Operator 201–AdvancedPaver OperationsSpeaker: Pete Fredrickson, Dynapac USATime: 1:00-2:30pmModerator: Cam McNair, CSURoom: Crested Butte
Thursday, February 20, 2014 SESSION 5 I 3:00–4:00 p.m.
Track 1 Innovation & Quality in PavementDesign and Materials ControlIntelligent Compaction - A Tool forQuality ControlSpeakers: Bob Horan, Asphalt Institute
Richard Duval, FHWATime: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Dave Johnson, Asphalt InstituteRoom: Steamboat
Track 2 Best Practices in Maintenance& RehabilitationMaintenance Roundtable -Ask the ExpertsPanel: Larry Schnieder, City of Fort Collins
John Cheever, AggregateIndustriesJim Terry, GMCOHeath Russo, Foothills Paving &MaintenanceMike Horn, Foothills Paving &MaintenanceDan Thorne, City Of GrandJunction
Time: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Doug Martin, CobitcoRoom: Silverton
Track 3 Improving Project LeadershipStretching Road Improvement Budgets:Ensuring Quality while ReducingContractors Risk and CostsPanel: Jerry Buselman, Simon Construction
Ted Lowder, Martin MariettaMaterialsRob Mangone, Rocky MountainMaterials & AsphaltJeff Keller, APC Construction Co.
Time: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Tom Peterson, CAPARoom: Breckenridge
Track 4 Ensuring Construction QualityNighttime Safety & LightingSpeakers: CDOT Lighting Spec
Neil Lacey, CDOT R1Nighttime Safety/EnsuringNighttime QualityClark Peterson, Skanska USA
Time: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Doug Corley, Power Equipment
CompanyRoom: Vail
Track 5 Ensuring Quality and Efficiency inPlant OperationsReduce Plant Operation Costs withProper Prevention MaintenanceSpeaker: Dennis Hunt, Gencor IndustriesTime: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Stan Opperman,
APC Construction CoRoom: Durango
Track 6 Maintenance Track SessionsMaintenance 105–Forensics ofMaintenance TreatmentPanel: Inter-Layer
Dan Stephens, Vance BrothersMix IssuesDave Goltz, Goltz AsphaltSealsHeath Russo, FoothillsPaving and MaintenanceParking LotsKurt Musgrave, Martin MariettaMaterials
Time: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Ed Bush, CAPARoom: Telluride
Track 7 Materials Track SessionsMaterials 105–Ensuring Quality inAsphalt Placement by the InspectorSpeaker: Tom Clayton, CAPATime: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Tom Clayton, CAPARoom: Aspen Theater
Track 8 Equipment & Operator TrackSessionsEquipment & Operator 105–ProperPavement Milling PracticesSpeaker: Tom Chastain,Wirtgen AmericaTime: 3:00-4:00pmModerator: Jon Asbury, Honnen EquipmentRoom: Crested Butte
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Friday, February 21, 2014 SESSION 6 I 8:00–9:15 a.m.
Track 1 Innovation & Quality in PavementDesign and Materials ControlMix Design & Field Management ofVolumetric PropertiesSpeakers: Gary DeWitt, CDOT
Dale Decker, Dale S. Decker, LLCTime: 8:00-9:15amModerator: Donna Harmelink, FHWARoom: Steamboat
Track 2 Best Practices in Maintenance& RehabilitationAsphalts Interlayers–ReducingReflextive CrackingSpeakers: Fiber Mat
Bob Rothwell,Wyoming DOTGlasgridScott Shuler, CSU
Time: 8:00-9:15amModerator: Bob Rothwell,WYDOTRoom: Silverton
Track 3 Improving Project LeadershipProject Management Role in QualitySpeakers: Nicki Upright, CDOT
Dave Martinez, RocksolBill Schrader, Coulson Excavating
Time: 8:00-9:15amModerator: Nicki Upright, CDOTRoom: Breckenridge
Track 4 Ensuring Construction QualityThe Future of Paving & CompactionPart IISpeakers: John Mooney, Volvo Costruction
CompanyTim Kowalski,Wirtgen America
Time: 8:00-9:15amModerator: David Barthel, Faris MachineryRoom: Vail
Track 5 Ensuring Quality and Efficiency inPlant OperationsEnergy Efficiency through BestPractices at the PlantSpeaker: Bill Garrett, Meeker Equipment
Co., Inc.Time: 8:00-9:15amModerator: Ed Bush, CAPARoom: Durango
Track 6 Maintenance Track SessionsMaintenance 106–Surface Treatments–Micro and Slurry SurfacingSpeakers: Rick Peters, Rocky Mountain
Chipseal, LLCMike Horn, Foothills Paving andMaintenance
Time: 8:00-9:15amModerator: Bruce Barbarick, Barbarick LLCRoom: Telluride
Track 7 Materials Track SessionsMaterials 106–Intro to Warm MixAsphaltSpeakers: Tom Clayton, CAPA
Michael Stanford, CDOTTime: 8:00-9:15amModerator: Tom Clayton, CAPARoom: Aspen Theater
Track 8 Equipment & Operator TrackSessionsEquipment & Operator 106–SubgradePreparation: Equipment/Compaction/GradingSpeakers: Chris DeJulio, Connell Resources
Tim Crosby, Connell ResourcesKen Blake, Son-Haul, Inc.
Time: 8:00-9:15amModerator: Chris DeJulio, Connell ResourcesRoom: Crested Butte
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Friday, February 21, 2014 SESSION 7 I 9:45–10:45 a.m.
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Track 1 Innovation & Quality in PavementDesign and Materials ControlEnsuring Quality in PavementRehbilitationSpeakers: City of Centennial, Full Depth
ReclamationMike Terry, City of CentennialCold In Place RecyclingStephen Steed, Coughlin Company
Time: 9:45-10:45amModerator: David Barthel, Faris MachineryRoom: Steamboat
Track 2 Best Practices in Maintenance& RehabilitationRoadway DrainageSpeakers: Jim Fife, CAPA
Chuck Decker, CDOT Region 2Time: 9:45-10:45amModerator: Jim Fife, CAPARoom: Silverton
Track 3 Improving Project LeadershipWhat is Project Partnering?Speakers: Ryan Yoch, Martin Marietta
MaterialsJim Brady, E470 PublicHighway Authority
Time: 9:45-10:45amModerator: Jay Goldbaum, CDOTRoom: Breckenridge
Track 4 Ensuring Construction QualityBest Practices for Tack CoatApplicationsSpeaker: Dale Decker, Dale S. Decker, LLCTime: 9:45-10:45amModerator: Phil Anderle, CDOTRoom: Vail
Track 5 Ensuring Quality and Efficiency inPlant OperationsUnderstanding Plant Operations UsingWarm Mix AsphaltSpeakers: Foaming
Roger Sandberg, MaxamEquipment CompanyChemical AdditiveJohn Christensen, MWV-EvothermOrganic Additive/ZYDEXDr. Ranka,Western Infrastructure
Time: 9:45-10:45amModerator: David Barthel, Faris MachineryRoom: Durango
Track 6 Maintenance Track SessionsMaintenance 201–AdvancedChips SealSpeaker: Scott Shuler, CSUTime: 9:45-10:45amModerator: Scott Shuler, CSURoom: Telluride
Track 7 Materials Track SessionsMaterials 107–The Principle ofResolving Test Result DifferencesSpeaker: Cindy Rutkoski, RMAECTime: 9:45-10:45amModerator: Cindy Rutkoski, RMAECRoom: Aspen Theater
Track 8 Equipment & Operator TrackSessionsEquipment & Operator 107–Segregation–Identification and Solutionfor Longitudinal Segregation Issues, forboth Temperature and Material. Set-upand Techniques to ConsiderSpeaker: Bill Rieken, Bomag AmericasTime: 9:45-10:45amModerator: Doug Corley, Power EquipmentRoom: Crested Butte
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ConferenceInformationRocky Mountain AsphaltConference and Equipment ShowP.O. Box 460022Denver, CO [email protected]
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4 Rivers EquipmentNicole Glover, Miles Kaplanides1100 ECheyenne RoadColorado Springs, CO [email protected]@4riversequipment.com719-219-92194 Rivers Equipment (Previously known asColorado Machinery) has 8 ConstructionStores in CO, NM and TX. We carry JohnDeere construction, Dynapac, Doosan,Topcon, Sakai and more.Booth Number BG 11
Ace Equipment andSupply CompanyBrad Rhodebeck9660 Dallas StreetHenderson, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-288-5609Asphalt Maintainence Equipment andSupplies, Vehicle Lift EquipmentBooth Number 16
All Colorado SemiTrailersRich Kent5075 Vasquez BoulevardDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 720-903-5691Landoll and Circle R TrailersBooth Number 77, 78
Alliance GeosyntheticsJoseph Schmidlin307 32nd StreetNewport Beach, CA [email protected] supplies a range ofgeosynthetic products at market leadingprices. Our company is staffed by expertswith a combined 60+ years’ experience inthe geosynthetics industry. This allows usto occupy a unique position whereby wecan provide the lowest price, high qualityproducts along with full professionalsupport services that rival or exceedthose of other geosynthetic manufacturers/suppliers.Booth Number 88
Allied RecycledAggregatesJeanne BrownPO Box 566Commerce City, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-289-3543We are a recycled concrete and recycledasphalt aggregate supplier with deliveryoptions. We also are a disposal site forconcrete and asphalt.Booth Number 11
Allstate SweepingBeth Krueger18075 Sagebrush WayBrighton, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-296-7770Street sweeping, pressure washing andsnow removal.Booth Number 25
American HighwayProductsReggie SmithPO Box 850356Mobile, AL [email protected] Fax: 251-607-0358Our riser is manufactured to raise utilitystructures up to grade during asphaltoverlays, or hot in place, or chipseal.Booth Number Atrium 101
Arrow-MagnoliaInternational, Inc.Jim PurcellPO Box 59089Dallas, TX [email protected] the Specialty chemicalsolutions and supplies for the asphalt,paving, equipment and related industries.Asphalt release, tar and asphalt removal,truck and equipment washing, Biodegradablecleaners and solvents, hand care andrelated field and shop products.Booth Number 79
ASAP CompaniesBruce Barbarick6825 Silver Ponds Heights, Suite 105Colorado Springs, CO [email protected] Fax: 719-495-3665High performance decorative pavingproducts for asphalt and concrete: New,Innovative Retroreflective and SolarPowered LEDPavement Markers, Traffic tuff epoxycoatings, inlaid decorative thermoplastics,imprinted thermoplastics, patternedthermoplastics, thermoplastic horizontalsignage and logos.Booth Number 33, 34
Asphalt Zipper, Inc.Steve Christensen831 East 340 South, Suite 100American Fork, UT [email protected];[email protected] Fax: 801-847-3250Harness the power of large recyclingmachines in a portable and affordableattachment. Get 3 to 4 times as muchwork done on the same budget.Booth Number 68
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Astec IndustriesJanet LaFevor4101 Jerome AvenueChattanooga, TN [email protected] x 1271 Fax: 423-827-1523Asphalt equipment manufacturerBooth Number 21, 22
Atlas Copco/ DynapacRandy Shamy10525 Havana CourtBrighton, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-253-6906Dynapac asphalt paving equipmentincluding pavers and rollersBooth Number 70-75
Auto Truck GroupJoe Burbach11951 E 33rd Ave.Aurora, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-365-8814Auto Truck Group is a leading NorthAmerican upfilter specializing in thedesign, manufacture, and installation ofwork truck equipment.Booth Number BG 7
Bergkamp Inc.Richard Pacheco3040 Emulsion DriveSalina, KS [email protected] Fax: 785-825-4269Bergkamp Inc. is an international leaderin the design and manufacturing of asphaltpavement preservation equipment forcontractors and government agencies.For more than 35 years, our equipmenthas been providing cost-effective roadmaintenance solutions proven to helpextend the life of highways, roads andparking lots.Booth Number 84-87
BG Chemical/BinvexTechnologiesMike ScardinaPO Box 720025Dallas, TX [email protected] Fax: 214-826-7290BG Chemical is a value added vendorspecializing in the best asphalt releaseagents and spray equipment on the market.Binvex Technologies provides hydrostaticdigital level systems for AC storage tanks.Booth Number 7
Bobcat of the RockiesMarissa Bolton15680 West 6th AvenueGolden, CO [email protected] of the Rockies is the premier compactconstruction equipment dealer. We carrythe full line of Bobcat Equipment as well asmany other lines of tools and attachments.Booth Number 61-64
Brody ChemicalBrandie Briese6374 S. Kewaunee WayAurora, CO [email protected] manufacture asphalt release agentsand asphalt cleaning products. We provideall types of spray equipment and arches.Booth Number 91
Bulldogger ServicesDean Wood22 Bulldogger DriveParkman, WY [email protected] Fax: 307-655-9101Attachment for Road GradersBooth Number 5
Cal-CertMike Kresnik, Marshall Doyle, Jeff Edson14 Iverness Drive East Suite #B-128Englewood, CO [email protected],[email protected],[email protected] services and product salesBooth Number 97
Certified Power, Inc.Steve Wilcox970 Campus DriveMundelein, IL [email protected] F: 847-573-3832Hydraulic and Electric Controls andEquipmentBooth Number 65
ChemStation of theRockiesDerek Noll5015 Paris StreetDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-288-5449Aspalt release, truck wash, degreasers, tooland parts cleaner for removing asphalt andany custom formulated chemical youmay need.Booth Number Atrium 103
Colorado AsphaltServices/EZStreet AsphaltErin Spicer3700 E 56th AvenueCommerce City, CO [email protected] Fax: EZ Street is a polymer-modified cold asphalt, made like HMA,guaranteed to permanently repair potholes,utility cuts, overlays, and edge repairs inasphalt or concrete. It is currently availablein bulk at 5 different locations in Colorado.Also available in 50# plastic bags and 1ton bulk sacks. Works in ALL weather andwater. It is easy to apply and requires nomixing or track coat. Simply sweep thearea, fill the area with EZ Street & compact.Please call Erin Spicer at 720-257-8789for shipping or pick up info.Booth Number 26
Colorado BarricadeRich Neal2295 S Lipan StreetDenver, CO [email protected] F: 303-922-5433Traffic control services, pavementmarkings, sign installation, special events,work zone safety suppliesBooth 111
Colorado State University-PAVER Support andTraining CenterTamara Bushue1372 Campus DeliveryFort Collins, CO [email protected] Fax: 970-491-7727Software for pavement managementand pavement inspectionBooth Number Atrium 102
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EquipmentShow Hours:Wednesday, February 19, 201410:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.Thursday February 20, 20147:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday, February 21, 20148:00 - 11:45 a.m.
Colt (IWS)JD Stone140 Cacarola RoadSterling, CO [email protected] Fax: 970-522-2216Booth Number 67
Compound TechnologiesKathy Klugman70 Riverside DriveCartersville, GA [email protected] Technologies No. 1 ReleaseAgent is designed to function with allasphalt mix designs, it contains no oilsof any kind.Booth Number 10
Concrete StabilizationTechnologies, Inc.Dawny Warner, Richard Hess8500 East Warren AvenueDenver, CO [email protected]@aol.com303-306-9191 x 124 Fax: 303-265-9161Technologies for Soil Stabilization,concrete lifting, water control, in situinfrastructure repair.Booth Number 18
Crossco/PSEChris Stoddard440 Nibus StreetBrea, CA [email protected] Fax: 714-256-4806LED, strobe and rotator warning lights forforklifts, vehicles, utility, heavy equipmentand big rigs.Booth Number 23
Cutler Repaving, Inc.Todd GonserPO Box 336271Greeley, CO [email protected] Repaving in the oldest and largesthot in-place asphalt recycling contractorin North America and creator of theone-pass, single machine Repaver. HeaterRepaving costs less than traditionalmethods and provides an engineered andeviro-friendly process. Experience andinnovation are hall marks of the successCutler has enjoyed for over 45 years.Booth Number 15
Deighton Associates Ltd.Daniel Roberts4500 Cherry Creek South DriveDenver, CO [email protected] Management Software andServices Asset Management Softwareand ServicesBooth Number 66
Denver Industrial Salesand Service CompanyTodd Mellema850 S Lipan StreetDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-935-6787Manufactures and distributers of qualitypavement preservation solutions.Providing sales, service and rental ofpavement maintenance materials, toolsand application equipment. Serving thegreater Rocky Mountain Region since 1949.Booth Number 36-41
E.D. Etnyre & Co.Don Etnyre1333 S. Daysville RoadOregon, IL [email protected] Fax: 815-732-7400Booth Number BG 12
EJJason Hughes2577 E 79th AvenueDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-286-0051EJ is the global leader providinginfrastructure access solutions. Visitejco.com to find up to date productinformation including product drawings,local specifications, and installationinstructions. Contact your nearest salesrepresentative at 800-626-4653.Booth Number 35
Environmental SafetySolutionsBrandon Clary2827 Hangar WayBakersfield, CA [email protected] power washing with reclaimand recycle abilities, containment padBooth Number 14
EnviroTech Services, Inc.Carrie Plasters, Sabrina Jones910 54th Avenue, Suite 203Greeley, CO [email protected] Fax: 970-346-3959EnviroTech Services Inc., the leader inroad solutions, has successfully provideddeicing, anti-icing, dust control, soilstabilization, and erosion control productsand services for more than 20 years.Booth Number 8
Faris MachineryDavid Barthel and Debby Kaufman5770 East 77th AvenueCommerce City, CO [email protected],[email protected] Since 1953, Faris hasprovided solutions to municipalities andcontractors in the areas of Asphalt,Concrete, Environmental, Solid Waste,and Oil & Gas. Faris expanded itsofferings by acquiring Boyle Equipment in2011 and Foster Equipment in 2012. Afull-service dealer with three locations inColorado, Faris offers Service, Parts,and Rentals.Booth Number BG 3
Fast Measure DistanceMeasuring DeviceErnie KaplanPO Box 455Deerfield, IL [email protected] Fax: 888-876-6050FastMeasure Distance Measuring Devicemounts on the dashboard lets contractorsand engineers quickly and accuratelymeasure parking lots, roads, utilities andmore in the comfort of your car whiledriving highway speeds. Distance canbe measured in feet or meters, speeddisplayed in mph, kph & feet per minute.FastMeasure can also be mounted onanything that rolls for accurate jobaccounting. FastMeasure is cost effective,easy to install, extremely accurate, reliableand easy to calibrate as well as 100%guaranteed.Booth Number 90
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Flashfill Services LLCBob Bowen865 Old Boerne RoadBulverde, TX [email protected] setting flash fill (flow able fill) for utilitytrench and pipe abandonment backfilland low density cellular grout for annularspace fill.Booth Number 95
FORCE AmericaBob Puccio9652 Hanover Court WestHenderson, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-288-8558AVL/GPS system, Hydraulic ControlsBooth Number 12
GMCO CorporationSam KearlPO Box 1480Rifle, CO [email protected] Fax: 970-625-9101GMCO Corporation is the authorizeddistributer or for Ice Bun 305, FreezeGuard Magnesium Chloride, DustGardMagnesium Chloride, Fand Rapid ThawGranular Deicer. We also carry DeeryBrand Hot Pour Crack Sealants.Booth Number 43
Ground EngineeringConsultants, Inc.Rachelle Smith41 Inverness Drive EastEnglewood, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-289-1686Geotechnical engineering, pavementdesign, pavement management programs,construction management, constructioninspection, materials testingBooth Number 24
H2O Power EquipmentKeith Molenhouse6057 E 49th AvenueCommerce City, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-288-2180Industrial pressure washers, parts washersand waste oil heatersBooth Number 92
Honnen EquipmentTim Hoffman, Jon Asbury5055 East 72nd AvenueCommerce City, CO [email protected];[email protected] 1963, Honnen Equipment has beenproviding parts, sales, service and rentalsfor world class products such as JohnDeere Construction equipment, Manitowocand Grove Cranes, Wirtgen MillingMachines and Reclaimers, Vogele Paversand Hamm Rollers. Proudly servingColorado, Wyoming, Utah andsouthern Idaho.Booth Number BG 4
InstroTek, Inc.Steve James, Ali Regimand850 E 73rd Avenue Unit 12Denver, CO [email protected],[email protected] Fax: 303-933-4756Nuclear Gauge Service, LaboritoryCalibration and Asphalt LaboratoryTesting EquipmentBooth Number 27
Intermountain SweeperMike Ker3881 Paris StreetAurora, CO [email protected] Sweeper in the MountainWest Premier dealer for sweepingequipment.Booth Number 1-4
Interwest Safety andSupply Inc.Roger Egan195 S Navajo StreetDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-733-8664traffic control products, impact attenuators,traffic signs, flashing beacons, blinkingsigns, traffic counters, distance measuringinstruments, traffic paintBooth Number 44
J&S ContractorsDiane Granieri4040 Grape StreetDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-388-2076Signs, Posts, Highway ConstructionSupplies, Wear PartsBooth Number 13
Jebro Inc.Valerie Echter6331 Berwick DriveCheyenne, WY [email protected] Fax: 712-277-8451Jebro Inc. is a manufacturer and Supplierof liquid asphalt paving materials. JebroInc. also supplies burner fuel for hot plantand industrial use.Booth Number 6
KM InternationalKurt Schwartz6561 Bernie Kohler DriveNorth Branch, MI [email protected] F: 810-688-8765Asphalt Maintainence EquipmentBooth Atrium 105
LubeCore ColoradoBryce Fushimi7500 Dahlia StreetCommerce City, CO 80022The produce that we have is an automatedlube system for equipment. It distributesgreases to all the grease points ontractors, trucks and equipment.Atrium 104
Macdonald Equipment [email protected] Box 1865Commerce City, CO 80037303-287-7401 Fax: 303-287-7404Asphalt pavers, Road Broom, andDistributer TruckBooth Number BG 5
Maxam Equipment, Inc.Roger Sandberg6501 E Commerce AvenueKansas City, MO [email protected] Fax: 816-241-6465Asphalt plant components, parts andAquaBlack WMA Foaming Systems.Booth Number 28
Maxwell ProductsDave McIntosh650 South DeLong StreetSalt Lake City, UT [email protected] are a manufacturer and supplierof hot pour crack sealants.Booth Number 29
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Mobile Power andHydraulicsFred Cyboron4115 Jackson StreetDenver, CO [email protected] take off, Hydraulic pump, Oilreservoir and control valvesBooth Number 17
MWV Specialty ChemicalsMike O'Leary and John Christensen5255 Virginia AvenueNorth Charleston, SC [email protected],[email protected], 918-939-9155MWV is the global leader in thedevelopment of high-performancechemical products and technologies forthe world's paving industry, from asphaltemulsifiers to anti-strips to revolutionaryevotherm warm mix asphalt technologies.Our products manufactured in Charleston,SC, provide superior performance tocustomers around the world.Booth Number 93
National Center forAsphalt TechnologyGrant Julian277 Technology ParkwayAuburn, AL [email protected] on the use of Warm MixAsphalt TechnologiesBooth 106
OJ Watson EquipmentDaryl Brouse3553 Franklin StreetDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-296-8049www.ojwatson.comBooth Number BG 2
OSCS, Inc.Deborah Stiles2513 Weaver Street #AForth Worth, TX [email protected] Fax: 817-834-5435For 10 years OSCS has been your onestop for calibration, sales and service ofportable gauges and QC lab equipment.Booth Number 19,20
Pavement RestorationLee Beasley5423 N 59th StreetTampa, FL 33610Booth Number Atrium 107
Perma-PatchEric Osterchrist4865 Longwood PointColorado Springs, CO [email protected] is the top ratedindependently evaluated cold appliedasphalt pavement repair material forpermanent pavement repairs.PERMA-PATCH is used directly from thebag for permanent, no maintenance andcost effective restoration of potholes andutility cuts in all types of weather.Booth Number 9
Potestio BrothersEquipment, Inc.Stephanie Potestio19020 Longs WayParker, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-841-7039John Deere Skid Steers, etc.Booth Number 69, 76
Power EquipmentCompanyPatrick Lucas500 E 62nd AvenueDenver, CO [email protected] Equipment Company has beenserving the Rocky Mountain Region since1936, providing Rentals, Sales, Parts &Service for all your heavy equipmentneeds. We are the Authorized Dealer forBomag Pavers, Recyclers, Stabilizers andSoil/Asphalt Compaction Equipment,Broce Brooms, RoadHog MillingAttachments, Volvo ConstructionEquipment and a complete range ofAggregate Equipment. Call today to findout how we can help you.Booth Number BG 6
Power MotiveCorporationNatalie Song500 Vasquez BoulevardDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-388-9328Our company represents world-classmanufacturers who are leaders in theirindustry. Power Motive Corporation is yourconstruction and mining equipment dealerin Colorado and Southeast Wyoming forthe following prestigious global suppliers:Sakai, KPI-JCI, Astec, Komatsu, Takeuchi,Sakai, Sandvik, Morbark, NPK, Fecon,Hensley and more. We strategically chosekey partnerships with world-class suppliersthat meet our high standards of excellenceboth in manufacturing and productsupport. Our original equipmentmanufacturers (OEMs) are offered throughpurchase and rental options and completeproduct support capabilities through partsand service support.Booth Number BG 1
RetrieverBrian BalsterPO Box 698Platte, SD [email protected] Number Atrium 108
Right PointeLarry Fagerlund234 Harvestore DriveDe Kalb, IL [email protected] Fax: 815-754-5702Concrete and asphalt specialty productsBooth Number 31
RoadSafe TrafficSystemsKirk Evans5869 N. BroadwayDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-467-2162Traffic Safety and Pavement MarkingsBooth Number 57
RoadtecWade Ritter800 Manufacturess RoadChattanooga, TN [email protected] • 423-265-0600Roadtec manufactures asphaltroadbuilding equipment.Booth Number 45-47, 54-56
We welcome your feedback.Feedback cards will be located
in the back of each room and nearregistration. We will alsobe emailing a conference
survey after the conference.
RoadTrac JobsiteDuaine Covert704 East IkardHenrietta, TX [email protected] Fax: 940-538-5081Promoting Roadway Smoothness withroller operation Thermal Segregationand Profile TestingBooth Number 94
Rocky Industries, Inc.Bo Chung6000 E 49th Drive Unit #1Commerce City, CO [email protected] Fax: 720-608-4433Tarps, Curing Blankets, Insulate Tarps,Truck Covers, Construction Tarps, Strapsand Tie Downs, Asphalt Tarps, RollTarps, Arm System Tarps, Safety Gears,Sandbags, Custom Straps, Sewing andRepair ServicesBooth Number 96
Rocky MountainLasers–GeoShackBrad Neeley5385 Quebec StreetCommerce City, CO 80022303-853-0311 F: 303-3501866Construction and Survey EquipmentBooth 110
SealMaster/ DenverChad Sayler4851 Forest StreetDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-394-3002Pavement products and equipmentBooth Number 48-53
Son-HaulTim HernandezPO Box 1449Fort Morgan, CO [email protected] Fax: 970-812-0431Soil stabiliztion/ quick-setting flowable backfillBooth Number 59, 60
Sunrise EnvironmentalScientificRyan TolotiPO Box 10207 • Reno, NV [email protected] Chemicals relating to the Asphaltindustry. Release agents, tar removers,graffiti removers, hand cleanersBooth Number 5
The Asphalt ProMagazineSally Shoemaker (Publisher), SandyLender (Editor)2001 Corporate PlaceColumbia, MO [email protected],[email protected] x 1008 Fax: 573-499-1831Asphalt Pro Magazine: how-to editorialwritten for asphalt producers, contractors,designers and suppliers to help them runtheir businesses effectively.Booth Number 89
The PERTANGroup/PAVER TeamTerry Everett3932 John F. Kennedy Parkwy, Suite CFort Collins, CO [email protected] pavement management servicesfor all types of municipalitiesBooth Number Atrium 109
Titan MachineryCraig Arndt2515 E MulberryFort Collins, CO [email protected] Fax: 970-484-0619Booth Number 80-83
Transwest Truck andTrailer RVBen Owen7626 Brighton RoadCommerce City, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-484-4202Full service sales, parts, services, andfinance for Freightliner and Western StarTrucks, and Trail King trailersBooth Number BG 8
Troxler ElectricLaboratories, Inc.Mike Silva11300 Sanders Drive, Suite 7Rancho Cordova, CA [email protected] Fax: 855-602-5938Troxler PMW Premium WheelTracker:Rugged stainless steel equipment fortesting the wearability and water damagepotential of Asphalt. Only the TroxlerHamburg has the exclusive patented autolift/lower feature to automatically meetAASHTO lift/lower requirement and stillpreserve both samples. Troxler Automatic
Drying Unit: The Automatic Drying Unitprovides a rapid drying method forcompacted asphalt road cores andaggregate samples that come from thejobsite wet and must be quickly analyzedfor density. The Automatic Drying Unit(ADU) complies with ASTM standardD-7227 and AASHTO standard PP75.www.troxlerlabs.comBooth Number 30
Vance BrothersDan Stephens380 W 62nd AvenueDenver, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-341-2036Booth Number BG 10
Wagner EquipmentCompanyJoe Chavez18000 Smith RoadAurora, CO [email protected] Fax: 303-739-3191CAT Construction and Paving EquipmentBooth Number BG 9
Western Infrastructure, Inc.Matt Elam6880 S Yosemite Court, Suite 120Centennial, CO [email protected] additivesBooth Number 32
WhelenTodd Masters, AMSR51 Winthrop RoadChester, CT [email protected] Fax:Whelen manufactures vehicle warninglights and warning light systems.Booth Number 42
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