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NPCA PLANT CERTIFICATION QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM Since 1987, NPCA has been certifying the ability of precast concrete facilities to manufacture quality products. Dozens of state agencies, municipalities, counties and engineering firms now require NPCA Certification of plants supplying precast concrete to their projects. TO RECEIVE INFORMATION ON THE NPCA PLANT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM: Contact NPCA at (800) 366-7731, npca@precast.org or visit www.precast.org. DOTS REQUIRING NPCA CERTIFICATION Alabama DOT Colorado DOT Delaware DOT Georgia DOT Idaho DOT Indiana DOT Maryland DOT Massachusetts DOT Minnesota DOT Mississippi DOT Missouri DOT Nevada DOT New Jersey DOT New Mexico DOT New York DOT Ohio DOT Oklahoma DOT Pennsylvania DOT South Carolina DOT Tennessee DOT Utah DOT Vermont DOT Washington DOT West Virginia DOT Wisconsin DOT Wyoming DOT BENEFITS OF CERTIFICATION TO SPECIFYING AGENCIES AND FIRMS: • Provides a qualified list of quality producers • Offers greater assurance of quality and durability • Raises the level of quality among all producers to a higher standard • Facilitates communication between agencies and plants across the country • Supplements agency inspections limited by budget restrictions • Requires precast-specific continuing education for QC personnel • Assists in implementing requirements into agency specifications • Recognized by a broad spectrum of specifying agencies These precast concrete plants are certified through NPCA’s Quality Assurance/ Plant Certification Program as of April 1, 2008. For contact information on these plants, visit www.precast.org and follow the links for certification. ALABAMA F & W Construction Co. Inc. Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Conecuh Bridge & Engineering LLC Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Modular Connections LLC Quality Culvert Inc. Sherman-Dixie Concrete Industries Inc. Throckmorton Precast Concrete Inc. Universal Precast Wells Septic Tank Inc. ARIZONA Enviro-Systems Corp. Jensen Precast Oldcastle Precast Inc. dba Utility Vault Olson Precast of Arizona U.S. Concrete Precast Group BRITISH COLUMBIA MSE Precast Ltd. CALIFORNIA BES Concrete Products A Division of Oldcastle Precast Inc. Jensen Precast Jensen Precast Oldcastle Precast Inc. dba Christy Concrete Products Jensen Precast Jensen Precast Jensen Precast Olson Precast Co. Precon Products Pro-Cast Products Inc. StructureCast U.S. Concrete Precast Group (San Diego) COLORADO Aguilars Corp. AKA Aguilars Concrete Products Boughton's Precast Inc. Colorado Precast Concrete Inc. Firebaugh Precast Inc. Firebaugh Precast Inc. Oldcastle Precast Inc. dba AMCOR Precast Ozark Tuscaloosa Pelham TroyAL Mobile Montgomery Pelham Huntsville Bessemer Athens Cullman Jemison Irvington Pell City SEMA Precast Inc. Trenwa Inc. Vaughn Concrete Products Inc. Brighton Dacono Henderson CONNECTICUT Arrow Concrete Products Inc. Atlantic Pipe Corp. Oldcastle Precast Inc. dba Rotondo Precast United Concrete Products Inc. DELAWARE National Concrete Products FLORIDA American Concrete Industries Inc. Atlantic Precast Concrete Inc. Florida Precast Decorators Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Deland Hanson Pipe & Precast Gibsonton Plant J.E. Hill Precast Southern Precast Inc. Trenwa Inc. Tri-County Concrete Products Inc. GEORGIA Atlantic Precast Concrete Inc. Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Hanson Pipe & Precast Athens Hanson Pipe & Precast Rincon MC Precast Inc. IDAHO Idaho Precast Concrete MarCon Precast Inc. Oldcastle Precast Inc. Oldcastle Precast Inc. dba AMCOR Precast ILLINOIS County Materials Corp. DiCicco Concrete Products Inc. McCann Concrete Products Utility Concrete Products LLC Granby Plainville Avon Yalesville Greenwood Mesa Casa Grande Chandler Phoenix Phoenix Nanaimo Ft. Pierce Sarasota Orlando Gretna Green Cove Springs Deland Gibsonton Leesburg Alachua Lakeland West Palm Beach INDIANA A & T Concrete Supply Co. Inc. ATMI INDY LLC CGM Precast Concrete Dyer Vault Co. Inc. Fabcon LLC Horn Precast Independent Concrete Pipe Co. Midwest Tile & Concrete Oldcastle Precast Inc. Thorn Orwick Oldcastle Precast Inc.-Hartford Concrete S & S Precast Inc. Sanders Pre-Cast Concrete Systems Inc. Sherman-Dixie Concrete Industries Inc. Spencer Concrete Products Inc. KANSAS Nips LLC PRETECH Corp. KENTUCKY KOI Precast Concrete Products Inc. Oldcastle Precast Inc. dba Cloud Concrete Products Sherman-Dixie Concrete Industries Inc. Trenwa Inc. LOUISIANA Century Group Inc. Hanson Pipe & Precast MASSACHUSETTS New England Concrete Products Inc. Oldcastle Precast Inc. dba Chase Precast Rinker Materials - Concrete Pipe Division Scituate Concrete Pipe Co. Scituate Precast Corp. Shea Concrete Products Inc. MARYLAND Atlantic Precast Concrete Inc. Back River Supply Inc. Contractors Precast Corp. Gillespie Precast LLC Hanson Pipe & Precast K.J. Williams Concrete Co. Inc. M&M Precast Inc. Mayer Brothers Inc. Superior Tank Inc. Fort Branch Greenfield Indianapolis Dyer Carmel Columbus Maxwell Woodburn Corydon Hartford City Winamac Whitestown Evansville Switz City Spring Hill Kansas City Burlington Lexington Elizabethtown Warsaw Tracy Fontana Lockeford Madera Sacramento Orland Fairfield Rialto Simi Valley Highland Bakersfield San Diego Douglasville Columbus Oakwood Savannah Rome Athens Rincon Atlanta Sulphur La Place Nampa Meridian Idaho Falls Nampa Amesbury North Brookfield Westfield Scituate Marshfield Wilmington Evans Pueblo Loveland Dacono Colorado Springs Littleton Charleston Chicago Heights Dorsey Morris Cockeysville Glyndon Davidsonville Chestertown Jessup Cresaptown North East Elkridge Bryantown http://www.precast.org http://www.precast-online.org/source/members/certifiedplantsmap.cfm http://www.precast.org

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