BY ASPHALTPRO STAFF The Asphalt Pavement Association of Oregon was first formed in 1969. Now, the Salem, Oregon-based association boasts 45 producer and contractor members that represent 97 percent of the tons produced in Oregon. APAO holds its annual meeting in December and the Oregon Asphalt Pavement Conference in February or March each year. “We… Continue reading Meet the State Exec: APAO’s John Hickey
Washington State DOT’s last-ditch play against aging pavements is a unique success Asphalt Article By David Gent, P.E. February 09, 2017 State DOTs have a primary responsibility to maximize the return on investment from the considerable public funds spent to build and maintain their highways and interstates. To manage the long-term costs of its… Continue reading The right CSOL-ution
The following article is from the Asphalt Today, a supplement to Road & Bridges magazine Crews had to construct a new road through native, undeveloped ground. The Daniel K. Inouye Highway (DKI), also known as Saddle Road, is the most direct cross-island route between east and west Hawaii Island.People use the road for business travel,… Continue reading Saddle Road – Bringing an Island Together
HAPI and HAPI members DC Asphalt Services, Inc. and SealMaster Hawaii, contributed articles in June/July 2017 issue of Building Management Hawaii magazine. Their readers own, manage, and maintain facilities and buildings. Articles (click on the title to see article): Maintaining, Protecting and Preserving Your Asphalt Pavement by Kia Kamauu Plant Operations Manager SealMaster Hawaii Re-Surfacing: What Does… Continue reading HAPI Members Featured in Building Management Magazine Hawaii
BY ASPHALTPRO STAFF The AsphaltPro staff continues its series to introduce you to the state asphalt pavement association (SAPA) executive directors. This month we share ideas and information from Jon M. Young, who has served at the helm of the Hawaii Asphalt Paving Industry (HAPI) for nearly four years. He brings a Bachelor of Science… Continue reading Meet the State Exec: Jon M. Young
