California Nevada Cement Association - CNCA

Collaboration with policymakers and cement manufacturers is key to achieving carbon neutrality and fighting climate change. Learn more about how the California cement industry will reduce CO2 emissions: https://bit.ly/3u6kqKe

Clay Slocum brought out the big toys! ?? ?? ?? Trench backfilling is more than just filling a hole—it’s a critical step in protecting underground utilities like water, sewer, gas, electrical, and communications lines. Proper backfill ensures ground stability, prevents settlement, and keeps infrastructure safe for the long haul. #UtilityWork #TrenchBackfill #Infrastructure

It doesn’t matter if you are backfilling a small or large-diameter pipe, compaction of dry material in lifts can be laborious and time-consuming.?CNCA can help you identify the best flowable, cementitious material to meet your project’s needs.?We have options!?#cementsolutions #callTyler Bodnar

?? Happy Engineers Week! ?? This week, we celebrate the pavement engineers who lay the foundation for our roads, highways, and infrastructure. CNCA engineers design sustainable and durable concrete surfaces that ensure safe and smooth travel, and keep us moving forward. ??? ???? Tag a pavement engineer you admire and thank them for their dedication to building safer, stronger roads for all! Our CNCA favorites are Tyler Bodnar, Nathan Forrest P.E., ENV SP, and Clay Slocum. #EngineersWeek #PavementEngineers #ConcreteInnovation #CementPower #Infrastructure

Read more and sign up today for the first ever California Concrete Pavement Conference!! https://bit.ly/3Xo0nI3

Curious about “why concrete”? ??? NRMCA Group and Karin Perissinotto share the top reasons why concrete is an essential, sustainable, and resilient building material. #sustainable #resilient #concretematters

Tom Tietz joined a Sustain SoCal discussion panel last week at UCI to address resiliency considering recent wildfire impacts.?Panel participants talked about using resilient building materials and best practices as part of the solutions to assure our communities are safe and built to last.

Bricks and pavers have been around for more years than we've had cars. They usually cost more up-front, but if you want to think long-term or Life Cycle Cost...then pavers may be a great solution for your roads or parking lots!

Achieving carbon neutrality in the cement industry by 2045 will require the widespread deployment of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS). This new issue brief explores the complexities that must be addressed, as well as a reminder to all stakeholders that there is much work to do?for successful CCUS deployment in California. ?Read more here: bit.ly/40xZMFX

Broom-finished roller-compacted concrete offers the durability and strength road designers seek, while closely matching the look of the adjacent curb when fully cured.?The major differences come from the batching and placement methods but both are built to withstand the elements and heavy traffic.?#buildwithstrength #RCC