Cement Modified Soil Solves Kentucky Airport Problem

Muhlenberg County Airport, located in Greenville, Kentucky, was in need of improvements including a new 2,800 foot partial taxiway. It was discovered that the soils to support the one- to three-foot taxiway embankment were weak. The fix lay in cement modification of soil.

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Cement Speeds Up, Stabilizes TxDOT Project

Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) engineers turned to cement to speed up work and lower plasticity levels for a $7.5-million San Antonio highway project. 

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Building it Right the First Time: Integrated Paving Solutions at the Port of Houston

The Port of Houston has traditionally been a bulk carrier facility, but in recent years
has significantly expanded its container handling capacity. 

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Pennsylvania Turnpike Reconstruction

The total reconstruction of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, begun in 1999 and completed in 2004, signifies the first time that the toll road - known as "America's First Superhighway" - has been replaced from the ground up since it opened in October 1940.
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