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► NRMCA's ConcreteAnswers.org offers free project and planning assistance. If you’re a commercial owner, builder, developer, architect or engineer, CLICK HERE to apply. Or, to review a list of national, regional, state and local organization partners that you may contact directly for information and project assistance, CLICK HERE.
► National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA) Supports continued expansion and improvement of the ready mixed concrete industry through leadership, advocacy, professional development, promotion and partnering.
► Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA) Founded in 1986 by a dedicated group of contractors, professionals, and manufacturers with the interest of improving the quality and acceptance of Tilt-Up construction.
► Insulating Concrete Form Association (ICFA) Through primary activities in promotion, codes and standards, research, partnering, and education, the ICFA plays a leading role in the ICF revolution that is changing the face of residential and light commercial construction.
► Watch the progressing construction of a 3-story ICF building in downtown Richmond, Virginia OxBlue Pro Construction Cameras has continuously monitored this building's construction since day one. The structure is made entirely of reinforced concrete, the floor slabs are 8 inches thick, and the main corners of the building are conventionally-formed concrete.
Founded in 1916, the Portland Cement Association represents cement companies in the United States and Canada. It conducts market development,
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research, education, and public affairs programs. ► Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute The authoritative resource for all items related to reinforced concrete design
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construction. A resource to help design professionals make sustainable design a reality through the durability, versatility and energy performance of concrete.
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