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All Star Concrete Pumping

1601 Vine School Road
Herculaneum, MO 63048
Missouri
Keith Dennis
Main Telephone: 
(636) 475-9539

Alliance Concrete Pumping, LLC

PO Box 11856
Bozeman, MT 59719
Montana
Mark Easton
Bill Willis
Main Telephone: 
(406) 587-0806
Main Fax: 
(406) 587-6279

Alliance Concrete Pumps, Inc.

26162 30A Avenue
Aldergrove, BC, Canada V4W 2W5
Outside the US
Clayton White
Mike Enns
Main Telephone: 
(888) 870-0908
Main Fax: 
(604) 607-0903

Alliance Concrete Pumps USA, LP

800 West Ridge Road
Linwood,
Pennsylvania
Clayton White
Ryan Parkin
Main Telephone: 
(888) 584-7231
Main Fax: 
(610) 584-7251

Allied Concrete Pumping

24 South Thorne Avenue
Fresno,
California
Douglas Goodloe
John Still
Main Telephone: 
(559) 834-9890
Main Fax: 
(559) 840-1334

N.Y.C Concrete Pumping

New York
Eric Almeida
Main Telephone: 
(718) 263-7867

American Concrete Pumping Co., Inc.

1A Jackson St
Middletown, CT 06457
Connecticut
Sandra Meadows
Main Telephone: 
(860) 342-4405
Main Fax: 
(860) 342-3839

American Concrete Pumping, Inc.

152 West Union Street
Manchester, IA 52057-1514
Iowa
Jane Philippson
Main Telephone: 
(319) 350-6391
Main Fax: 
(563) 927-9654

American Society of Concrete Contractors

2025 S. Brentwood Blvd, Ste 105
St Louis, MO 63144
Missouri
Ray Hefner
Main Telephone: 
(866) 788-2722
Main Fax: 
(314) 968-4367

American Standard Concrete Pumping Hawaii

94-400 Koaki Street
Waipahu, HI 96797
Hawaii
Greg Perrin
Alfred Ugale
Main Telephone: 
(808) 841-7867
Main Fax: 
(808) 847-7143

Andrews Equipment

8414 Washington Blvd.
Jessup, MD 20794-9658
Maryland
Danny Andrews
Main Telephone: 
(410) 799-4100
Main Fax: 
(410) 792-0853

Anthony Biddle Contractors

240 Railroad Avenue
Ambler, PA 19002
Pennsylvania
Anthony Biddle
Main Telephone: 
(215) 646-8172
Main Fax: 
(215) 646-5538

Art's Concrete Pumping

31225 Avenida Del Yermo
Cathedral City, CA 92234
California
Art Peterson
Main Telephone: 
(760) 324-1861
Main Fax: 
(760) 324-5261

Ashmore Concrete Pumping, LLC

5100 Pierce Court
Evans,
Georgia
Bryon Reynolds
Jerry T. Ashmore, III
Main Telephone: 
(706) 868-5854
Main Fax: 
(706) 651-0079

Ashmore Concrete Pumping, LLC

PO Box 1000
Evans,
Georgia
Wayne Triplett
Jerry Ashmore, III
Main Telephone: 
(843) 494-3805

Concrete Pumping - Summer 2009

In this Issue: Earthshaking Engineering

In 1989, after a section of the original Bay Bridge sustained major damage during the Loma Prieta earthquake, it was determined that the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge needed to undergo a major seismic retrofit, ultimately reinforcing and rebuilding every section of the bridge.
 

Concrete Pumping - Fall 2009

In this Issue: Epic

The San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge project is all about doing it big: from the average number of vehicles using the bridge daily (280,000); to the world’s longest singletower, self-anchored suspension (SAS) span on a bridge and world’s largest concrete pump; to the amount of steel and concrete used.
 

Concrete Pumping - Winter 2010

In this Issue: Modern Marvel

As it first did 76 years ago, the Hoover Dam is again making its mark in history books. Crews are conquering an engineering feat by constructing the most technically challenging bridge ever to be built in North America, the Colorado River Bridge.
 

Concrete Pumping - Spring 2010

In this Issue: Home of the Braves

The Gwinnett Braves, the AAA minor league baseball team of the Atlanta Braves, rallied a new line-up in 2009 that included a new name, a different state and a brand new stadium.
 

Concrete Pumping - Summer 2010

In this Issue: On Track

Lifting 3.3-million pound precast beams into place proved to be a challenging task for contractors trying to meet an aggressive May 1 deadline on the new Florida Marlins stadium.
 

Concrete Pumping - Fall 2010

In this Issue: Command Performance

Las Vegas continues to invest in culture and the arts with The Smith Center for Performing Arts, a $245 million complex that will house multiple theaters and arts educational facilities.
 

Concrete Pumping - Winter 2011

In this Issue: Rebirth: One World Trade Center

Set to top out at 1,386 feet in spring 2012, the high rise is being constructed with two concrete cores and concrete on metal decks utilizing an innovative placing system.
 

Concrete Pumping - Summer 2011

In this Issue: We Will Never Forget

The National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center (WTC) in New York City will memorialize the nearly 3,000 people who died in the WTC bombing on February 26, 1993, and the horrific attacks on September 11, 2001.
 

Concrete Pumping - Spring 2011

In this Issue: Pumping on the Rocks

In a winter that has had many construction companies in the U.S. fighting the cold and snow and the resultant delays in concrete pumping, there is one pumping project that relies on sub-freezing temps to get the job done.
 

New DVD Fulfills ACPA Safety Training Requirement

Work continues on the final stages of the new ACPA Operator Safety Presentation DVD, which will become the mandatory education requirement beginning January 1, 2012 for all operators seeking ACPA certification or recertification.

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