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American Concrete Contractors Association Dedicated to establishing a powerful, united organization with the ability to negotiate cost and services for the benefit of the concrete contractor.
Architectural Precast Association The Architectural Precast Association is a not-for-profit trade association organized to serve the informational, technical and business needs of Architectural Precast Concrete manufacturers and their suppliers and to promote high standards of workmanship throughout the industry.
Britpave Organization for the promotion and better use of concrete for paving.
Cement and Concrete Association of New Zealand Mission is to develop safe and innovative use of cement and concrete products.
Concrete Foundations Association Originally formed as the Poured Concrete Wall Contractors of America, Inc. (PCWCA), the Concrete Foundations Association (CFA) was formed in 1975 to serve the interests of poured wall contractors.
Expanded Shale Clay and Slate Institute Slate Institute is an trade association serving the ceramic Lightweight aggregate industry manufactured by the rotary kiln process worldwide.
International Bureau for Precast Concrete The Bibm is the international organization of the precast concrete industry.
National Aggregates Association Trade association representing the interests of sand, gravel, and crushed stone producers nationally and internationally.
National Precast Concrete Association News and Information about the Precast Concrete Industry.
Pennsylvania Concrete Promotion Council Association of ready mix producers, contractors, and industry support, established to increase the use of ready mixed concrete for residential and commercial construction.
Portland Cement Association PCA's weekly e-newsletter has the latest information on new publications, resources, economic trends, and Washington news.
Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute The primary purpose of TechnoQuest is to allow producer executives to familiarize themselves firsthand with new plant technologies and make contacts with the people who use and supply these technologies.
Tilt-Up Concrete Association Represents builders, engineers, architects, and suppliers.
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