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WHEN WE DECIDED to tweak TCP's annual survey project several months ago, we hoped to take some focus off of the revenue figures and put it on other issues that are important to producers. I can safely say that we accomplished that in spades. Out is the TCP100, and in is the TCP Survey.
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These days, community has gone beyond geography and also refers to any group of people who has something in common, besides living in the same town or neighborhood. Included among these would be ethnic, racial, and religious communities. The Internet has had a lot to do with this.
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There are several strategies for finding truck mechanics.
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New York block producer turns to recycled glass as cement replacement. Check out the web exclusive slideshow featuring more photos from the plant and of the Via Verde construction project in New York.
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Times are also changing here at THE CONCRETE PRODUCER in a different sort of way. First published in 2002, the TCP100 was our attempt to rank the largest companies in North America's concrete production industry. Through painstaking research and surveying producers like you, I'm proud to say we...
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We are seeing more news surrounding one of the more exciting innovations in the concrete industry: roller-compacted concrete (RCC).
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Building Information Modeling will make precast producers more efficient.
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Ten years after NRMCA introduced its Prescription to Performance Initiative (P2P), the concrete industry continues to fine-tune how the program can enhance the relationship between producers and other members of the construction community, all in the name of developing better projects.
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It's almost time to start packing. World of Concrete 2012 is right around the corner.
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Martin Marietta Materials notified Vulcan Materials on Dec. 12 that it is offering $4.6 billion in a hostile bid to acquire Vulcan. Both are large players in aggregate production in the U.S. Both companies also have ready-mixed concrete operations.