The High RoadThe High Road

A Supplement To Colorado Public Works Journal • Spring 2011

Volume 18 Issue 1 Spring 2011

IN THIS ISSUEColorado Asphalt Hall Of FameEnvironmental CommendationsHMA Quality In Production Awards2010 CAPA Partnership Award

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“Best inColorado”AwardWinnersDetails inside!

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The CAPA Board of Directors introduced theinaugural members of the Colorado Asphalt Hallof Fame at the 17th Annual “Best in Colorado”Awards Dinner & Program.

“Tonight we recognize the founding members ofCAPA,” said Jimmy Marvel,“a small group of peoplewho were instrumental in getting CAPA up and run-ning in 1983.There was no blueprint and no owner’smanual on how to launch an association. If it wasn’tfor their dedication and commitment to the industry,we wouldn’t be here tonight.”

Below is the inaugural class of individuals withthe name of the company they represented at thetime of their involvement in CAPA.

Bob Bisgard – Asphalt Paving CompanyBob was the first President of CAPA in 1984-85.

He is also a Past President of CCA. Bob hired onwith Asphalt Paving Co. in 1967 after working awhile for CDOT as a surveyer. He was able to con-vince owner Bill Keller he could adjust stormwaterinlets. He is still working with the company, nowknown asAPC Construction Co., having progressedtoVice President, but is planning to retire at the endof the year. He was accompanied by his wife, Sue, atthe induction ceremony.

Marvin “Mike” Mikkelson – WesternPaving Construction Co.

President of CAPA 1986, Mike started in thebusiness when he was 17 in Nebraska as a laborer ona chip seal crew. He joinedWestern Paving in 1966and was with them when they became WesternMobile many years later.He progressed through theranks from the field and superintendent positionsto Vice President. His wife,Wilma, daughter Dawn,son Dan and other family members were in atten-dance at the proceedings.

Curt Marvel, Brannan Sand & Gravel Co.President of CAPA in 1988, Curt started with

Brannan Sand and Gravel in 1971 after graduatingcollege.While working in the field at Brannan, hewas eventually asked to come into the office andwork as an estimator and project manager.Over theyears, he has been very involved with both CAPAand NAPA, serving on the Board of Directors for11 years as well as chairman of various task forcegroups and committees. He is currently Presidentof the Brannan family of companies. Curt’s wifeCindy and his four sons Jimmy, Chris, Jordan andCorey joined him for the dinner.

Colorado’s Inaugural Asphalt Hall Of Fame Inductees

Ira Paulin, Carder Inc.; Swede Kamm, Faris Machinery; Curt Marvel and Bill Paulkovich, BrannanSand & Gravel Co.; Mike Mikkelson,Western Paving Construction Co.; Bill Lauer, SterlingCompanies; Bob Bisgard,Asphalt Paving Co.; and Herman Altergott, Bestway Paving Inc.

Herman Altergott – BestWay Paving Inc.President of CAPA in 1989, Herman spent 21

years with Best Way Paving of Greeley until thecompany was acquired by CAMAS. He, too, pro-gressed through the years from estimator to VicePresident.Herman served for 15 years on the CAPABoard of Directors and was instrumental in mem-bership expansion of CAPA. He was in attendancewith wife Kathy.

Ira Paulin – Carder Inc.President of CAPA in 1990, Ira was a partner in

the company for over 25 years. Ira says when hebought the company“we didn’t know anything aboutanything.” First, the company leased City of Lamar’sasphalt plant, then purchased it, improved it andbought another one to do work throughout easternColorado.At one point, they owned 30 – 40 gravelpits throughout southeastern Colorado.Accordingto Ira,“We just tried to have fun and make money.”In CAPA folklore, it is stated that Ira would call theGovernor during CAPA Boad meetings to address aconcern of the group.Wife Marcia and daughterDana joined Ira for the ceremony.

Bill Lauer – Sterling CompaniesPresident of CAPA 1991-1992

and a past President of CCA, Billspent 10 years with CDOT,mostly as a Resident En-gineer, prior to joiningSterling Companies.Bill was with Ster-ling Companiesmany years beforespending 12 years withBituminous Roadways,which was acquired first byCAMAS and later by AggregateIndustries.The last 14 years of hisprofessional career have been withMcAtee Construction Co. Bill was in-strumental in establishing the asphalt as-sessment program that CAPA continues today.

Bill Paukovich, Brannan Sand &Gravel Co.Bill is an engineer and Air Force veteran having

served inWorldWar II and Korea flying B-25s andjets.He started with Brannan in 1950,where he saysthey made 20,000 tons and lost $20,000 dollars ayear. “Specs were different back then,” he says re-garding the early days of road building. He was theColorado representative to NAPA for several yearsand helped develop CAPA’s Asphalt Industry Ad-vancement Fund that still exists today. Retired in1988, Bill was in attendance with wife Betty Jo.

Swede Kamm – Faris Machinery Co.Swede is the one and only equipment supplier

of the group, working for Faris Machinery for 50years, primarily responsible for asphalt paving equip-ment, including the Blaw-Knox paver line and Raygorollers. He completed the last seven years of hiscareer with Power Equipment Co.and the Cedarapidsequipment line. Swede estimates that at one pointhe had probably sold one out of every two pavers inColorado.

Three other individuals are also partof the inaugural Colorado Asphalt Hall ofFame induction class:

Dennis McCarron – FlatironPaving Co.

Dennis moved fromColorado many yearsago and CAPA hasnot been able totrack him down.

Sk ip Bet t i s –Siegrist Construc-

tion Co.President of CAPA in 1987,

Skip passed away last September.

John Boring – ConsultantAlso deceased, John held the first paid

position at CAPA.

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Congratulations2011 Hall Of Fame Inductees

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The Colorado Asphalt Pavement “Best in Colo-rado” Quality Awards are presented annu-ally to recognize the quality efforts ofasphalt producers, contractors andagencies/owners in the State of Colo-rado. For the 17th Annual AwardsProgram,41 projects were nominatedfor awards and 16 of them were rec-

ognized as “Best in Colorado” in a variety of cate-gories. Nominations are judged on overall

quality and smoothness. The awardsdinner was held in conjunction withthe 38th Annual Rocky MountainAsphalt Conference and EquipmentShow at the Crowne Plaza – DIA onFebruary 23, 2011.

Supporting the Asphalt Industry of Colorado and Its Partners

17th Annual “Best In Colorado” Asphalt Pavement Awards

From left: Denis Donnelly, CAPA; BobWelch, FHWA;Todd Gonser, CDOT Region 4 Materials; Donna Harmelink,FHWA; and Ted Borstad, Borstad Consulting. Not pictured: Mike Thomas, Boulder County.

Dave Chelgren, QC Manager Southern, and Britney Guggisberg,QC Manager - Northern, with Pam Hutton, CDOT, center.

Theran Olsen, Operations Manager, and JarrettWelch, QC Manager.

Mickey Bryan,QC Lab Supervisor, and Bob Eckstrom,QC Manager.

2010 Judges

In 2002, CDOT began to monitor the quality ofplant produced hot mix asphalt from each supplierto its construction program.The agency’s goal withthis effort is to identify and acknowledge thoseHMA suppliers who most consistently meet CDOTspecification requirements.There are two categoriesfor the award: those who annually produced forCDOT between 20,000 and 100,000 tons of HMAand those who annually pro-duced for CDOT more than100,000 tons.

In 2010, 11 producers provided approximately1.2 million tons of HMA and each was evaluated forthe two awards. CDOT evaluates project test re-sults and ranks all suppliers.Results are reviewed fortests of percent asphalt binder, percent air voids,voids in the mineral aggregate, stability and Lottman.Suppliers with the highest percentage of passing testresults receive CDOT’s highest rating.

CDOT Chief Engineer PamHutton made the presentationsto the award winners.

HMA Quality In Asphalt Production Awards

We Thank Our Award Dinner Sponsors!

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Between 20,000 –100,000 tons of HMA

Program Sponsor

Award Sponsors

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Category: Commercial Project: Quaker Steak & Lube Parking Lot

Contractor: Aggregate Industries – WCR Inc. General Contractor: Taylor Kohrs

Kurt Todeschi, Aggregate IndustriesWCR; Nick Dire and Al Schneider,TaylorKohrs; and Jim Saul and Jerry Meier,Aggregate Industries.

Category: Airport Project: Sterling Municipal Airport Runway 15/33The existing concrete runway was rubblized and overlayed with 6” of 3/8” Hot MixAsphalt. In conjunction with theconstruction of this project, an open house was conducted to demonstrate the rubblization feature of airport pave-ments to local agencies, area economic development officials and representatives of FAA.The runway and parallel taxi-way were also extended approximately 500 feet.The project included 14,000 CY of embankment along with 15,000feet of perimeter underdrain.The project received very favorable feedback from the Award Judges and very favorablemedia attention for a number of reasons, including the sustainable approach to using the existing materials throughrubblization technology.

Contractor: McAtee Construction Co. Owner: City of Sterling

David Hartman,Armstrong; Consultants Inc.; MikeWeingardt and John Ellis,McAtee Construction Co.; and Jim Allen, City of Sterling.

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New construction of the parking lot for Quaker Steak & Lube restaurant was the purpose of the project and includedtwo lifts of Class 6 roadbase followed by a grading S lower lift using 25% RAP and a Grading SX mix on the surfacewhich contained 15% RAP. The rating team gave this project a near perfect rating for the pavement – as well as anear perfect rating for the restaurant’s lunch.

Category: Residental Subdivision Project: Douglas County Overlay ProgramThis Douglas County overlay program consisted of milling and overlaying a number of streets in several residentialneighborhoods.There were also several areas that required full depth paver patching.Over 20,000 tons of Grading Sand SX hot mix were placed and incorporated RAP at a rate of 15%.TheAward Judges gave this project a perfect 10in each of the rating criteria.

Contractor: Aggregate Industries – WCR Inc. Owner: Douglas County

Kurt Todeschi and Ernie Chastain, Aggregate Industries WCR; Karl Lucero,Douglas County; and Jerry Meier and Tony Fernandez, Aggregate Industries;and Pete George and Keith Burke, Douglas County.

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Category: Project Delivery Project: Madison Ave. / US 34 IntersectionThe nation’s first Metro Continuous Flow Intersection, this project was featured on the cover of the January issue

of Colorado PublicWorks Journal and was a finalist for theAPWA Colorado Chapter 2010 Project of theYear. Through-out the design process, City of Loveland put forward a significant public information outreach, teaming with VizionInfrastructure Consulting to assist with coordination of the construction, allowing theCity to have more personnelto focus on educating the public.The City also chose an incentive/disincentive type of bid for the project, requiringthe contractor to construct the north half of the job within 79 calendar days and the south half within 60 calendardays. The end result was Coulson Excavating having completed the project 33 days ahead of schedule. City staff andthe citizens would like to see this project be the model for future roadway projects.

Contractor: Coulson Excavating Co. Owner: City of Loveland

Mike Laquel, Coulson Excavating Co.;Tom Knostman and Quenten Egan, Cityof Loveland; Ken Veter, Coulson Excavating; Frank Hempen, City of Loveland;and Pam Hutton, CDOT.

Category: City Street, New or Reconstruction Project: W. Yale Reconstruction

Contractor: Lafarge West Inc. Owner: City & County of Denver

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The Awards team also presented this project with the unique perfect rating.This busy arterial street in southwestDenver, located between Federal Blvd. andTennyson St.,was reconstructed and paved with Grading S and SX asphaltmixes incorporating 20% RAP.The top 1½” lift was paved with ½” SMA using a material transfer device and echelonpaving. Needless to say, you can’t find the longitudinal joints on the pavement surface.

BillWaldschmidt, LafargeWest Inc.;Marlin Rice, Parsons CommercialTechnicalGroup Inc.; ChrisWalstra, Lafarge; Judy Blakemore, Parsons; and Joe Florez,Lafarge.

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Category: City Street Resurfacing Project: Centennial Pavement Rehab. Program

Contractor: Premier Paving Inc. Owner: City of Centennial

Category: Special Use Pavement Project: Bakerville – Loveland Bike TrailThe Bakerville to Loveland Bikeway project consisted of a 10’ wide HMA path with 2’ wideABC shoulders along theexisting unpaved five-mile trail. In addition to 20% RAP used in the HMA, a unique application for subgrade stabiliza-tion using geogrid fabric and drainable angular rock was used to remain environmentally friendly.The Awards Teamgave this project a perfect 10 in all judging criteria.

Contractor: A-Peak Asphalt Owner: Clear Creek County

Mark Jahnke, PBS&J; BertWeaver, Clear Creek County;Wes Goff, PBS&J; andBruceYanke,A-Peak Asphalt Inc.

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This complex project included several overlay designs that were found throughout City of Centennial.These variedfrom a thin mill and overlay to several locations that consisted of a 7” mill and overlay. RAP was utilized on many ofthe streets at a rate of 20% and in some locations, 5% RAS or recycled asphalt shingles was used.

This project also was recognized with an Environmental Sustainability Commendation.

Category: Special Use Pavement Project: Buckley AFB Porous AsphaltThe work on this project consisted of placement of a 4” porous asphalt pavement parking lot on theAFB, the largestporous asphalt parking lot to date in Colorado. Because of a lack of lateral drainage topography, a porous pavementwas placed on a vehicle storage area that serves troops while they are serving overseas.TheAwardsTeam stated thatthe pavement passed the flood test with flying colors.

Contractor: Brannan Sand & Gravel Co. Owner: Buckley Air Force Base

Abraham Perez and Jarrett Welch, Brannan Sand & Gravel Co.; and MikeBock, Buckley Air Force Base.

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Tony Huerta, SEH Inc.;Mike Connor, City of Centennial; Jack McKernan, ScottYoung and Sam Kingsfield, Premier Paving Inc.

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Category: Urban Highway, New or Reconstruction Project: Hess RoadDouglas County and Town of Parker cooperated in the design, funding and construction of Hess Road.The projectgraded a new 4-lane arterial roadway with 2 lanes currently being paved with approximately 13,000 tons of HMA.RAP was used in part of the mix at a rate of 15%.

Contractor: Aggregate Industries – WCR Inc. Owner: Douglas County

Art Griffith, Douglas County; and Jim Saul, Kurt Todeschi, and Jerry Meier,Aggregate IndustriesWCR.

2010 Partnership Award to the Federal Aviation Administration,Northwest Mountain Region 9 and Denver Airport DistrictOffice. Ken Coulson with Coulson Excavating Co., left, presentsthe award to Brad Davis with FAA Denver ADO.

2010 Partnership Award

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Category: Preventive Maintenance, Overlay Project: SH 82, Near Basalt

Contractor: Grand River Construction Inc. Owner: CDOT Region 3

Gregg Rippy, Grand River Construction Inc.; RolandWagner, CDOT Region 3;Adam Corelli, Grand River Construction; and Pam Hutton, CDOT.

A 3/8” overlay was placed on this project,which included approximately 10,000 tons of Stone MatrixAsphalt (SMA).With a very high project rating, the AwardsTeam commented on the tight longitudinal joints in the driving lane andexcellent overall appearance.

Categories: Rural Highway, New or Recon. • Smoothest Pavement, New or Recon.

Contractor: Lafarge West Inc. Owner: CDOT Region 3

Dave Gonsor, RockSol Consulting Group Inc.; Dave Schneider, CDOT Region3; Jim McKenzie, Ken Glass and TomWertz, LafargeWest Inc.; John Lobato,Stantec Consulting; and Pam Hutton, CDOT.

Project: SH 14, Muddy PassThis 17-mile long project is located between Steamboat Springs andWalden. Full Depth Reclamation was used to trimand mill the existing roadbed,“keying” the new pavement one foot into the adjacent roadway.The calculated irregu-larity quantity was used to level ¾” out to the centerline to provide a consistent, high quality surface for the top lift.Approximately 56,000 tons of Hot Mix was placed on this project., which theAwardTeam gave a near perfect rating.

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Category: Smoothest Pavement, Resurfacing Project: I-70 Overlay, Steele – DahliaIf you traveled I-70 in the past year, you were able to observe night work being done to improve the guardrail alongthe median. In conjunction with the safety work, 2” of the old pavement were milled followed by placement of a 2½”lift of Smooth/Quiet SMA.The job can be found on I-70 between Steele and Dahlia streets.

Contractor: Brannan Sand & Gravel Co. Owner: CDOT Region 6

Sam Farmer and Abraham Perez, Brannan Sand & Gravel Co.; and PamHutton, CDOT.

Category: Rural Highway, New or Recon. Project: I-25 RubbilizationLocated in Larimer County, this was not a conventional reconstruct and overlay.The awarded project included full-depth rubblization of the existing concrete pavement, followed by resurfacing with HMA and SMA.The contractoradded the innovation of milling the rubblized concrete in the traveled lanes to an approximate depth of 1½ inchesbefore placing the bottom mat of 3” of HMA.This milling served to level the rubblized surface and provide a firm,smooth and drainable surface for the HMA paving. RAP was included in the HMA material at a rate of 20%.

Contractor: Coulson Excavating Co. Owner: CDOT Region 4

Gray Currier, CDOT Region 4;MikeWells, URS Corp.; Steve Specter and EldonHessler, Coulson Excavating Co.; and Pam Hutton, CDOT.

TWO W I NNERS Category: Rural Highway Resurfacing Project: US 50 & SH 233This project resurfaced approximately 7 miles using echelon paving on 1½ miles with one joint on a 72’ mat.Themillings from this project were used in the 20% RAP mix for this project, which was a joint effort with CDOT toassure quality of the new HMA.The majority of this job was a 2” mill & overlay and included a 4” pavement sectionplaced with 2 lifts.

Contractor: Rocky Mountain Materials & Asphalt Inc. Owner: CDOT Region 2

Jason Doty,Terry Redford, Eric Hodsen, Rocky Mountain Materials & AsphaltInc.; Karen Rowe, CDOT Region 2;Tim McGhghy, Rocky Mountain Materials& Asphalt; and Pam Hutton, CDOT.

Category: Rural Highway Resurfacing Project: I-70, Glenwood East & WestOver 15,000 tons of HMA, including an SMA surface, were placed on this interstate highway. Having received a nearperfect rating by the AwardsTeam, this project was especially cited for the excellent overall appearance.

Contractor: Elam Construction Co. Owner: CDOT Region 3

Jim Shea, HDR Inc.; RolandWagner, CDOT Region 3; Cody Dixon, ElamConstruction Co.; and Pam Hutton, CDOT.

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CAPA leadership and special guests in attendance at the 17th Annual “Best in Colorado”Asphalt Pavement Awards Dinner & Program. From left, back row:Gregg Rippy, Grand River Construction Co.; Steve Peterson, LafargeWest Inc.; Scott Davis, Schmidt Construction Co.; Darren Gebhart, McAtee ConstructionCo.; Joel Christman,Wagner Equipment; Doug Corley, Power Equipment Co.; Jeff Keller,APC Construction Co.; andTom Peterson, CAPA. Front row: EricWest,WesTest; John Paul Ary,A&S Construction Co.; Don Hunt, CDOT; Pam Hutton, CDOT;Tim Harris, CDOT; and Jimmy Marvel, Brannan Sand & Gravel Co.

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Category: Urban Highway Resurfacing Project: I-25, Through Pueblo

Contractor: Lafarge West Inc. Owner: CDOT Region 2

Javier Cornejo and Dave Smith, LafargeWest Inc.; Rod Abbott, CDOT Region 2;Pam Hutton, CDOT; and Jim Caretto and Richard Zamora, CDOT Region 2.

This project consisted of resurfacing and safety improvements through the Pueblo urban corridor. Night paving wasneeded on this job where RAP was used at a rate of 20%.Total tonnage was over 80,000 tons. Best paving practicesused included use of a cold cal, steady and constant paver speed, maintaining a constant asphalt head on the screed,as well as the use of sonic sensing grade controls.

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Project: Boulder County Overlay ProjectRAS & RAP IN THE HMA MIX

Contractor: Brannan Sand & Gravel Co. Owner: Boulder County

JarrettWelch, Brannan Sand & Gravel Co.

Over 12,850 tons of hot mix was placed on mountain roads west of the City of Boulder.These projects used 15%RAP in the hot mix along with 5% RAS (recycled asphalt shingles).As a follow-up to the Roofs to Roads program,Brannan was able to work cooperatively with Boulder County to promote one of the County’s Sustainability incen-tives. This job is the second RAS project placed by Boulder County.

Mike Bock, Buckley Air Force Base and JarrettWelch, Brannan Sand &Gravel Co.

Project: Green ParkRAS & RAP IN THE HMA MIX

Contractor: Lafarge West Inc. General Contractor: DCB Construction Co.

Bill Oetkin and Larry Martinez, LafargeWest Inc.

New construction of an outlying parking lot at Denver International Airport is located alongTower Road just northof Peña Blvd. Construction consisted of 12” of cement treated subgrade using 5.5% cement, a 5” section of HMA inthe drive lanes and a 4” section of HMA in the parking lot areas.There were 2 different mixes placed on the bottomlift, one with 50% RAP and one with 30% RAP along with 5% RAS.The top lift consisted of an SX mix with 30% RAP.The biggest challenge on this job was to maintain consistent asphalt contents while using high amounts of RAP andRAS.With these high amounts of reclaimed material, it will be interesting to evaluate performance over the long term.

Project: County Road 17 ResurfacingWMA & RAP IN THE HMA MIX

Contractor: Lafarge West Inc. Owner: Larimer County

Rich Owen, LafargeWest Inc.; Darrell Morrell and Preston Pierson, LarimerCounty; Kelly Steele and Jerimy Runner, Lafarge.

In a cooperative effort between Larimer County and Lafarge, it was agreed that the 4,000+ tons of asphalt providedan excellent opportunity to conduct a test section on County Road 17.This project also received support from manylevels in the industry, from various municipalities and private contractors.The project consisted of over 2,000 tonsofWarm MixAsphalt, 1,600 tons ofWMA consisting of 20% RAP, andWMA with no RAP. Lafarge used a total of 638tons of recycled asphalt to complete this project. Larimer County will be able to see the durability and performanceof the four test sections for years to come.This project was also used in a training video by CAPA.

Project: Buckley AFB RV Parking Lot

Contractor: Brannan Sand & Gravel Co.

Owner: United States Air Force

POROUS HMA PAVEMENT

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Tony Huerta, SEH Inc.; Mike Connor, City of Centennial; and Sam Kings-field, Premier Paving Inc.

Program: Centennial Overlay Program

Contractor: Premier Paving Inc.

Owner: City of Centennial

RAS & RAP IN THE HMA MIX

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2011 Rocky Mountain Asphalt Conference & Equipment Show

• Over 800 paid attendees & more than 200 trade show representatives

• An exciting opening general session featuring Dana Bowman: Conquering Adversity

• 26 different breakout sessions presenting innovations in asphalt and related technology

• 22 introductory sessions providing basic overview information on asphalt technology

• A SOLD OUT trade show featuring over 60,000 sq.-ft. of exhibitors

• Equipment & Pavement Maintenance and Preservation Demonstration in City of Aurora

• Asphalt Production Plant Tour, hosted by Brannan Sand & Gravel and Gencor Industries

HIGHLIGHTS

HIGHLIGHTS

ASSOCIATESA-One Chipseal Company, Westminster 303-464-9267A.G. Wassenaar Inc., Denver 303-756-2920Acord Asphalt, Inc., Granby 970-887-0363Acura Engineering Colo. LLC, Sheridan 303-799-8378Adobe Truck & Equipment, Commerce City 303-286-7000Aggregate Designs Corp., Grand Junction 970-245-2435Alpha Milling Co. Inc., Denver 303-428-2899Antigo Construction Inc., Antigo,WI 715-627-2222A-Peak Asphalt Inc., Vail 970-476-8855ARS Inc., Littleton 303-791-7404Asphalt Recovery Specialists, Colorado Springs 719-597-1963ASAP Companies, Colorado Springs 719-495-9013Asphalt Specialists and Supply, Grand Junction 970-242-8487Astec Inc., Chattanooga, TN 423-867-4210Avery Asphalt Inc., Colorado Springs 719-471-0110Black Gold ConstructionInc., Littleton 303-791-8300BOMAG Americas Inc., Kewanee, IL 800-782-6624Brasier Asphalt Inc., Montrose 970-249-2553Brown Brothers Asphalt & Concrete, Englewood 303-781-9999Castle Rock Construction Co., Centennial 303-688-6611Caterpillar Inc., Brooklyn Park, MN 303-336-3693CEI Enterprises Inc., Albuquerque, NM 800-545-4034Cobitco Inc., Denver 303-296-8575Colorado Machinery LLC, Fort Collins 719-475-1100Cox & Associates, Golden 877-269-1669CPP Engineering, Highlands Ranch 303-662-9533CTL/Thompson Inc., Denver 303-825-0777CTS "The Lab", Centennial 303-783-9965Cutler Repaving Inc., Lawrence, KS 785-843-1524De-Rey Engineering Inc., Lakewood 303-238-1770Dillman Equipment, Norman, OK 888-818-4807Dustrol Inc., Albuquerque, NM 505-891-8342Earth Engineering Consultants Inc., Windsor 970-224-1522Entech Engineering Inc., Colorado Springs 719-531-5599Faris Machinery Company, Commerce City 303-289-5743Foothills Paving and Maintenance Inc., Golden 303-462-5600Gencor Industries Inc, Conifer 303-670-5456Geocal Inc., Centennial 303-337-0338Goltz Asphalt Company, Loveland 970-663-2343Groendyke Transport, Henderson 303-289-3373Ground Engineering Consultants, Commerce City 303-289-1989Hall-Irwin Corporation, Milliken 970-352-6057Hepworth-Pawlak Geotechnical Inc., Parker 303-841-7119Honnen Equipment Company, Commerce City 303-287-7506Intermountain Slurry Seal Inc., Salt Lake City, UT 801-526-6144JA Cesare & Assoc / CTS, Centennial 303-220-0300Jacobs Engineering, Denver 303-820-5240Kalco Express, Denver 303-293-8664Kleinfelder Inc., Golden 303-237-6601Koechlein Consulting Engineers Inc., Lakewood 303-989-1223Kolbe Striping Inc., Castle Rock 303-688-9516Kumar & Associates Inc., Denver 303-742-9700

Macdonald Equipment Company, Commerce City 303-287-7401Maxam Equipment Inc., Kansas City, MO 816-241-7380McCandless Truck Center, Aurora 303-739-9900Metro Pavers Inc., Henderson 303-427-1039MHC Kenworth, Denver 720-941-0833Mountain Engineering & Testing, Salida 719-539-2312Ninyo and Moore, Greenwood Village 303-629-6000Northwest Colorado Consultants, Steamboat Springs 970-879-7888P&H Equipment, Denver 303-339-3191Pavement Maintenance Services Inc., Poncha Springs 719-539-1400Paveover, Inc., Albuquerque, NM 505-839-1000Pete Lien and Sons, Rapid City, SD 605-342-7224Power Equipment Company, Colorado Springs 888-690-8292Power Motive Corporation, Denver 303-355-5900Propane Transport International, Houston, TX 281-552-4024PSI, Thornton 303-424-5578Quality Paving Co., Henderson 303-288-1036Recycled Aggregate Products Inc., Colorado Springs 719-575-0785RoadScience LLC, Monument 303-888-2245Roadtec Inc., Grand Junction 970-270-5026Robinson Grading & Profiling, Gillette, WY 307-682-2422RockSol Consulting Group, Inc., Westminster 303-962-9300Rocky Mountain Chipseal LLC, Fairplay 719-836-7060Rocky Mountain Pavement Maintenance, Denver 303-650-9653Rocky Mountain RotoMilling, Colorado Springs 719-579-0720Roofs To Roads Colorado, Boulder 720-333-7416Scott Contracting Inc., Henderson 303-279-0900Seal Master, Neeus Corp., Denver 303-394-2220Shingles 4 Recycling, Denver 303-297-1445Son-Haul Inc., Fort Morgan 970-867-4401Stansteel Asphalt Plant Products, Louisville, KY 502-245-1977Terex Roadbuilding, Oklahoma City, OK 405-787-6020Terracon Consultants Inc., Wheat Ridge 303-423-3300Trax Construction, Colorado Springs 719-638-8729TXI, Boulder 303-499-1010Vance Bros., Denver 303-341-2604Van's Equipment Co., Dacono 303-828-9600Wagner Equipment Company, Aurora 303-739-3000Western Technologies Inc., Farmington, NM 505-327-4966WesTest, Denver 303-975-9959World Wide Rental Services (WRS), Aurora 303-341-5555Wright Asphalt Products Co., Houston, TX 281-452-9084Yeh and Associates Inc., Denver 303-781-9590

AFFILIATESAccruit, Denver 303-865-7300AECOM, Denver 303-376-2900Armstrong Consultants, Grand Junction 970-242-0101

Award & Sign, Englewood 303-799-8979Bain & Company, Boston, MA 617-572-2000Banks and Gesso LLC, Lakewood 303-274-4277BG Chemical LP, Dallas, TX 800-725-8470BJ Chemical Services, Erie 303-466-7027Bohannan Huston, Englewood 303-799-5103ChemStation of the Rockies, Denver 303-288-8500Colorado Public Works Journal, Denver 720-205-4681Daniels Benefit Specialists LLC, Greenwood Village 720-344-9216Deery American Corporation, Grand Junction 970-858-3678Denver Industrial Sales & Service, Denver 303-935-2485EcoPATH Industries LLC, Scottsdale, AZ 480-991-0450Ellis Profiling, Mapleton, UT 801-380-7832Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, Centennial 303-721-1440FMI Corporation, Denver 303-377-4740Hartwig and Associates, Englewood 720-733-1821HDR Engineering Inc., Denver 303-765-1520InstroTek Inc., Raleigh, NC 919-875-8371Integrated Striping Systems, Wheat Ridge 303-271-9249Iron Planet, Pleasanton, CA 888-433-5426J2 Development / Management LLC, Westminster 720-890-0113JR Engineering, Centennial 303-740-9393Kolbe Striping Inc., Castle Rock 303-688-9516Liberty Tire Recycling, Pittsburgh, PA 412-562-1700Lyman Henn, Denver 303-534-1100Mark Ryan Inc., Conifer 303-674-4754McGrath Group Inc., Elizabeth 303-881-1472Moody Insurance Agency Inc., Denver 303-824-6600MVW Corp., North Charleston, NC 800-845-1983Nolte & Associates Inc., Centennial 303-220-6400OSCS Inc., Fort Worth, TX 817-834-5411Pavement Solutions LLC, Gillette, WY 307-686-2066PBS&J, Denver 303-221-7275PFS Insurance Group LLC, Johnstown 720-413-3057PQ Corporation, Monument 719-433-8377Precise Striping LLC, Commerce City 303-462-2800PRI Asphalt Technologies, Tampa, FL 813-621-5777Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, Longmont 303-881-1399RoadTrac Inc., Henrietta, TX 303-228-3710Rocky Mountain Lasers, Commerce City 303-291-1359Rocky Mountain Profilograph Inc., Pueblo 719-250-5556Rush Truck Centers, Denver 303-292-3170Russell Planning and Engineering, Durango 970-385-4546Schmueser Gordon Meyer, Glenwood Springs 970-945-1004Stantec Consulting Inc., Denver 303-285-4514Tensar International Corp., Broomfield 303-429-9511Trans Lease Inc., Commerce City 303-868-5518Tsiouvaras Simmons Holderness, Inc., Greenwood Village 303-771-6200The EZ Street Company, Doral, FL 800-734-1476Troxler Electronics Laboratories, Lakewood 303-969-0950TST Inc. of Denver, Lone Tree 303-792-0557URS Corporation, Denver 303-694-2770Willis, Denver 303-722-7776

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