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An initiative of the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association to promote the use of concrete products for pavement due to their safety, resilience, and long-term value. Our mission is to give provide designers, engineers, contractors, owners, and developers the tools necessary to pave ahead—which means thinking smarter, going beyond conventional methods, and leading the way in adopting new and innovative technology. Choosing concrete creates a durable and more sustainable future. It’s that simple. For help with your pavement project visit or contact or (210) 508-4923. A collection of building and paving project case studies. Build With Strength Monthly Advocacy Report • • • • • • • • You can now track Build With Strength advocacy efforts with our new BWS Monthly Advocacy Report.

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Build With Strength Logos can be found. Click on the image below or Click on the image below or (DAP for buildings) NRMCA offers free concrete project design and technical assistance to help convert wood and steel buildings to concrete. The Concrete Design Center experts can help select the right concrete solution for a wide variety of projects, from multi-family residential/mixed use to industrial and health care facilities. To submit your project or below to download the brochure. Build With Strength Webinar Series Learn how you can help transform the way we build by joining NRMCA for this free webinar series. Communicate, educate, advocate and convert are the key strategies to increase market share of concrete in the low/mid-rise building market.

Since its launch in 2016, the Build With Strength initiative has helped bolster concrete’s position in the low and mid-rise building markets. Join NRMCA to learn how you can engage in the concrete industry’s most comprehensive promotion program ever. • • • • • Build With Strength Update Webinars February 27, 2018 • to watch the webinar • to download a PDF of the webinar • to download a PDF of the sample Design Recommendations report • to download a PDF of the Insurance study State and Local Government Affairs NRMCA encourages the adoption of statewide legislation that benefits the built environment to make it more durable, resilient, and sustainable. NRMCA can assist in the adoption of statewide or local legislation by providing example model language.

Model Legislation • (PDF) • (PDF) • (PDF) • (PDF) • (PDF) • (PDF) • (PDF) • (PDF) • (PDF) • published by Arizona State University titled Unintended Consequences. • debunking ASU White Paper.

• urging ASU to retract White Paper to protect reputation. Building Code Adoption by State Wood First Legislation There is strong movement in a number of states to legislate the use of wood over other building materials for state funded projects. As you would expect, this preferential treatment of one material over another has its roots in regions with strong forestry and timber industries and powerful lobby groups. This legislation is referred to as Wood First Initiative named after the original legislation signed into law in British Columbia, Canada.