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Paving The
Way Towards Completion
The majority of the paving on T-Rex will be completed by the
end of the summer, and light rail testing has also begun between
University and Broadway through the Narrows. Full
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Top CDOT's
Highway Projects
CDOT's Biggest Ongoing and Recently Completed Projects. Full
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Colorado's
Top Heavy/Highway Contractorsof 2004 >>
CAPA's
2004 Best in Colorado
11th Annual Asphalt Pavement Awards. Full
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FasTracks
Gearing Up
If you've driven the I-25 corridor between Broadway and Lincoln
Avenue lately, you've seen those small glass-and-white steel
structures that signal a light rail station. Behind the obvious
building of the tracks, life of another kind has sprouted
and begun to take root at the stations. Full
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COSMIX
Starts This Summer
Rockrimmon Constructors, the joint venture team selected by
the Colorado Dept. of Transportation for COSMIX, recently
announced its commitment to complete work on the $150 million
highway project a year earlier than requested. Full
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Stripes
That Stay
CDOT recently conducted two highway paint studies to determine
adhesion, durability and effectiveness for striping. Full
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Getting
More with Less
A parking lot paving job at a Westminster community college
demonstrated that five times less cement produced a stronger
product than the originally specified flyash.
Full
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Quarterly
Owner's Profile
Greenwood Village's Alberta Development Partners moves into
the power retail world with projects like Southlands, Wheatlands
and the recently announced Northlands.
Full
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