Concrete: The Sustainable Solution
We are constantly rising to the challenge of educating the building community on the benefits of the concrete industry.
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Finishing Up the School Year STRONG!
CRMCA partnered with local Colleges and Universities to advance the knowledge base of engineering and construction management students by administering Field I Testing Technician Certifications.
May 13 – DOT Audit Webinar
Join Colorado State Patrol's Sgt. Todd James on May 13 at 10:00 a.m. MST for a DOT Audit Webinar. During the event, Sgt. James will cover commonly asked questions and topics to prepare you for a DOT Audit.
2021 Summer Social
Join the Colorado Ready Mixed Concrete Association and the Colorado Stone, Sand & Gravel Association for our first in-person networking event of 2021! The event will be held at Ace Eat Serve on Tuesday, June 15 and cocktails and appetizers will be served.
2021 Summer Conference
This year's event is scheduled for August 12-13 in Vail, CO.
April 28 – Virtual Concrete Day Celebration
During the event, Jeremy Gregory with the MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub will present on "Advancements in Sustainability & Resilient Building Practices" followed by brief remarks delivered by Governor Jared Polis. Plan to join us for this informative discussion!
Habitat for Humanity of Teller County Recaps Recent ICF Training
Check out this video produced by Habitat for Humanity of Teller County recapping the ICF training with Open Range Construction!
March 2021 Executive Director’s Blog
In this month's blog, Todd Ohlheiser updates members on the CTAC program, pending legislative initiatives and upcoming events.
Todd Ohlheiser Earns Certified Association Executive Credential
CRMCA Executive Director, Todd Ohlheiser, earned his Certified Association Executive (CAE) credential in February 2021.
April 27 Webinar: Ash an Expert… A Prelude to Alternative SCMs
Please join the CRMCA as it hosts a webinar on the history and future of fly ash and other alternate pozzolanic/cementitious materials.