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CONTECH Announces Agreement with JM Eagle  Read More

8.13.2010 - CONTECH Construction Products Inc. has announced that it has entered into a strategic agreement with JM Eagle. The agreement is a strong fit for both companies, and will give CONTECH access to Eagle Corr PE™, JM Eagle’s premier corrugated polyethylene pipe products in the United States.

CONTECH Provides Treatment System to Texas EMS  Read More

Ron Keating presents plaque to Texas EMS

8.5.10
CONTECH Construction Products Inc. provided a Vortechs stormwater treatment system to the Bulverde-Spring Branch Emergency Medical Service (EMS) in Comal County, Texas. This enabled the completion of a new station that will serve as the central station for the branch’s 216 square-mile district.

Award Winning BEBO Bridge Spans Wetland Area  Read More

Bridgehampton Crossing
Farmington, Connecticut - During the construction of Bridgehampton Crossing, a 125 acre residential subdivision, a stream crossing was needed to span adjacent wetlands area without disturbing them. A BEBO® arch structure met these requirements and recently won an Award of Merit from the American Society of Civil Engineers.

New PDH Article - Hard Armor  Read More

PDH Opportunity
Fulfill your PDH license requirements well before the end of the year by taking advantage of the latest PDH opportunity. "Articulated Concrete Block Design" provides the chance for readers to review the content and complete a quiz to receive 1.0 professional development hour.

Pedestrian Overpass Provides Safe Zoo Entrance  Read More

Eagle Corr Trifold with CONTECH logo

Saint Louis Zoo - Wells Fargo South Arrival Experience
St. Louis, Missouri - This year, the Saint Louis Zoo is celebrating its 100 year anniversary with a new entrance. The Zoo needed to build a safer south entrance. In order to provide pedestrians safe passage into the Zoo, traffic was re-routed and a faux-suspension Continental® truss bridge was installed.

 

Plate Structure for Cost Effective Culvert Replacement  Read More

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White Street Culvert Replacement
Thomasville, North Carolina - The existing structure on White Street was in need of replacement and an 8 inch diameter ductile iron utility line crossing through both sides of the structure presented unique challenges.  A 9' x 4' Aluminum Box Culvert was chosen for the culvert replacement because the wide-span, low-rise structure is lightweight and provided a fast and efficient installation.

Welcome to the New CONTECH Online  Read More

Eagle Corr Trifold with CONTECH logo

7.18.10
In honor of our commitment to provide the industry's best customer service, we introduce to you our new website, providing you with the information and resources you need at your fingertips so that you can get on with your day. Check out our new Knowledge Center and Design Toolbox.

Amargosa Creek Underground Conveyance  Read More

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Amargosa Creek Underground Conveyance
Lancaster, California - The creation of the Promenade at Amargosa Creek - a 545,000 square foot development project comprised of stores, restaurants and medical center - created the need for an underground conveyance channel that would be easy to maintain, not erode, provide for infiltration into local watersheds and provide for a buildable site.

Price Increase for Prefabricated Truss Bridge Structures  Read More

Eagle Corr Trifold with CONTECH logo

7.1.2010
CONTECH Construction Products Inc. announces effective immediately, a price increase for all of its prefabricated steel truss bridge structures. The price increase will be 14% for all Continental and Steadfast pedestrian and vehicular truss bridges.

Environmentally Friendly Solution for Forest Service  Read More

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Poplar River Crossing
Lutsen, Minnesota - The USDA Forest Service required an environmental solution with an open bottom to replace an undersized, deteriorating structure crossing Poplar River. The clear span allowed trout access for migration, ensured that the river remained clear of debris and also provided minimal disturbance to the surrounding environment. 


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