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The 2007 California
Pavement Preservation Conference
April 11-12, 2007 • Union City, California
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Asphalt Zipper Inc.
www.asphaltzipper.com
Tel 888-947-7378, ext. 236
Fax 801-847-3250
John Reese jreese@asphaltzipper.com
The Asphalt Zipper is the fastest and most economical way to open trench or road repair in as phalt wit h
cost and time savings of well over 70%. It eliminates asphalt saw cutting, chunking and disposal with the
most powerful asphalt cutters available. The Asphalt Zipper® recycles the pulverized asphalt with a
predetermined portion of the underlying base material, usually 1 to 3 inches, producing a stabilized base
material—all in one easy step. There are three traditional methods of improving or stabilizing the bas e
that are used in conjunction wit h full -depth reclamation/recycling (FDR). All three methods are suitable for
use with the Asphalt Zipper®. These met hods include: Mechanical, Chemical, and Bituminous.
California Chip Seal Association
www.chipseal.org
info@chipseal.org
Today’s chip seal is not your grandfather’s chip seal. Technological
advancements in equipment and materials have significantly reduced the problems associated wit h chip
seals of the past. Computerized application equipment, polymer modified binders, clean, durable
aggregates, use of flush coats and enhanced construction techni ques have greatly improved the reliability
of modern chip seals. Today’s modern chip seal can be reliably placed on a wider variety of pavements
under a wider variety of conditions. Chip seal, the best value for your maint enance dollar.
California Pavement Preservation Center
www.cp2info.org/center
Tel 530-898-5329
Fax 530-898-4576
R. Gary Hicks, Technical Director rghicks@csuchico.edu
Thomas C. Ferrara, Director tferrara@csuchico.edu
The State of California, Department of Transportation (Caltrans) established the California Pavement
Preservation Center at California State University, Chico on July 1, 2006. The purpose of the Center is to
provide pavement preservation services to public agencies and industry. Unique services include
identification of benefits of pavement preservation, developing educational and staff development
opportunities, providing needed technic al assistance to public agencies and industry, and
managing/conducting research and outreach assistance.
Crafco
www.crafco.com
Tel 909-276-0406
Fax 480-940-0313
Bryan Darling bryan.darling@crafc o.com
We are the pavement preservation people, providing all your pavement preservation needs.
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CTS Cement Manufacturing Corporation
www.ctscement.com
Rapid Set Cement Products
Tel 800-929-3030
Fax 714-379-8270
Vincent Perez vperez@ctscement.com
CTS Cement Manufacturing Corporation is the producer of Rapid Set Cement products. Rapid Set
Cement is a Very-High-Early-St rength cement – gaining structural strength in just 1-hour. Our product is
packaged in bot h bag and bulk forms and is available nationwide. We have produced over 150,000 cubic
yards of Rapid Set Concret e for the California Department of Transport ation.
Deery American
www.deeryamerican.com
Tel 800-227-4059
Tel 970-858-3678
Wally Smith salessupport@deeryamerican.com
Deery American manufactures and distributes a broad range of superior quality ASTM, AASHTO, FAA,
Federal and Specialty products for new construction and prevent ative maintenance of asphalt and
concrete applications around the world.
Di spensing Technology Corporation
www.dispensingt ech.com
Tel 805-529-7733
Fax 805-529-7732
Bill Howseman bill@dispensingtech.com
Will Moon willmoon@dispensingt ech.com
Dispensing Technology Corporation has been providing innovative equipment solutions for the pavement
marking industry bot h nationally and internationally for over 15 years. Simple, Durable and Accurate
summarizes our design objective for our equipment. We remain committed to providing our customers
with the same high standards of quality, service and availability on which we have built our reputation.
Federal Highway Administration
www.fhwa.dot.gov
Tel 916-498-5886
Jason Dietz jason.dietz@fhwa.dot.gov
FHWA is charged with the broad responsibility of ensuring that America’s roads and highways continue to
be the safest and most technologically up-to-date. Although State, local, and tribal governments own
most of the Nation’s highways, we provide financial and technical support to them for constructing,
improving, and pres erving America’s highway system.
FHWA supports pavement pres ervation principles. E ven though the philosophy of pa vement preservation
has shown wide acceptance, there are still many challenges to be overc ome before pavement
preservation becomes standard practice. Rigorous attention to using preventive maintenance treatments
on the right roads at the right time can save substantial rebuilding costs on roads which otherwise
deteriorate too far to patch up and must be rebuilt from scratch, as well as vastly improve the overall ride
quality and smoothness of roads for the driving public.
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George Reed Inc.
www.georgereed.com
Tel 877-823-2305
Fax 209-523-4313
Delwyn Falk delwyn.falk@georgereed.com
Bill Sudhoff bill.sudhoff@georgereed.com
For over 60 years George Reed, Inc. has placed special value on long term client relations hips. Our
company owned mat erial processing facilities provide rock, sand, gravel, asphaltic concrete, ready -mix
concrete, and a variety of other road building materials. One of our distinctive products is Table Mountain
Black slurry rock available in Type I, Type II, and Type III.
Graniterock
www.graniterock.com
Tel 888-ROCK100
Fax 831-768-2201
Keith Severson ksevers on@graniterock.com
Graniterock has served the needs of the construction industry since 1900. Graniterock supplies crushed
aggregate, sand and gravel, concrete, building materials, natural stone, gra nite surfaces and asphaltic
concrete to any construction job, large or small, as well as construction services through the Pavex
Construction Division. Featured at this E XPO are Graniteseal and pavement maintenance products.
International Surfacing System s
www.asphaltrubber.com
Tel 209-525-9065
Fax 209-236-1864
Marc Bertsch wssbertsch@aol.com
Murl Butler grey wolf@fastq.com
Jeff Smith Jeff.Smith@asphaltrubber.com
Jason Lampley jampley@aol.com
Western States Surfacing Inc. was formed in 1993. They soon became one of the leading chip seal
contractors in the state of California. In 2006 Western States Surfacing, Inc. merged with International
Surfacing Systems, a sister company in the state of Arizona. With this merger International Surfacing
Systems has become one of the largest pro ducers of asphalt-rubber binder in the United States,
providing asphalt-rubber binder for bot h spray applied applications and hot plants for paving applications.
Kleinfelder
www.kleinfelder.com
Tel 949-727-4466
Fax 949-727-9242
Ruth Lehmann rlehmann@kleinfelder.com
Kleinfelder’s pavement engineering professionals are uniquely qualified to provide services in the areas of
pavement evaluation, design, pavement man agement and forensics. We have more than 40 years of
service in geotec hnical engineering, environment al science, engineering and planning, pavement
engineering and materials testing. Our culture of providing high quality engineering plus technical and
management solutions is developed upon a common framework of founding principles with the foc us on
you, the client. With more than 2,000 staff in over 70 offices across the country, Kleinfelder is one of the
nation’s largest employee-owned firms providing planning, engineering, scientific, technical and
management solutions.
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Maintenance Superintendents Association
www.mainsupt.com
Tel 925-449-1105
Bill and Beverly Copeland bnbent@pacbell.net
The Maintenance Superintendents Association is supported by a membership comprised of Mid
Management Municipal, County, State and Special District employees who are responsible for, and
dedicated to the cost effective maintenanc e of th e Public infrastructure, and the commercial
entrepreneurs who supply them with the equipment, materials and technical support to carry out this vital
mission. The Association is also dedicated to the ongoing education of its members and the
dissemination of available safety procedures.
Metropolitan Transportation Commi ssion
www.mtcpms.org
Tel 510-817-5844
Fax 510-817-5848
Sui Tan stan@mtc.ca.gov
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StreetSaver , with more than 350 users nationwide, is designed specifically to help loc al cities and
counties better allocate resources, predict the future condition of their pavements at different levels of
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funding, and demonstrate the impacts of underfunded road programs. StreetSaver is developed with
pavement preservation principles. Cities and counties can plan and manage road improvement projects,
document budget needs and shortfalls, and use the collected data to build support for additional
transportation funding.
MTC is the transportation planning, financing and coordinating agency for the nine -county San Francisco
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Bay Area. MTC developed StreetSaver in 1986 in response to a study that revealed that the region was
spending only 60 percent of the funds to adequately maintain roads.
Nichol s Consul ting Engineers
www.ncenet.com
Tel 510-215-3620
Fax 510-215-2898
Tracy Bartlett tbartlett@nc e.reno.nv. us
Nichols Consulting Engineers, Chtd. (NCE) is a full-service civil engineering, environmental engineering,
and pavement design/research firm, offering turnkey solutions for infrastructure projects. From research
projects with the Federal Highway Administration; to cost-effective engineering design applications for
highways, streets, airports, and commercial development; to strategic solutions for environmental
problems; NCE’s service is custom-tailored to client respons e. NCE’s growing engineering practice is
based on a firm foundation of customer loy alty and repeat business from highly satisfied clients.
As a leading engineering firm in Northern California and Nevada, NCE staff provides a broad spectrum of
engineering services associated with public infrastructure and private development projec ts. The firm’s
civil engineering disciplines have proven invaluable to clients on transportation, wat er resource, municipal
infrastructure, land development and site design projects.
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Paramount Petroleum
www.ppcla.com
Wayne Church waynec hurc h11@yahoo.com
Tel 714-345-8399
Fax 562-633-8211
David Mack dmack@ppcla.com
Tel 209-479-2611
Fax 916-685-8701
Paramount Petroleum Corporation is the leading manufacturer and mark eter of asphalt in the Western
states. The heart of the company is our 54,000 - barrel-per-day refinery located in Paramount, CA. The
refinery has been in operation since the 1930s, and today is the largest and most efficient asphalt refinery
in California.
Petrochem Manufacturing Inc.
www.pmitechnology.com
Tel 800-353-9732 (800-Flexseal)
Fax 714-836-1919
Michele Olinger: Michelle0linger@aol.com
Pavement Manufacturing Inc. uses innovative technology to create superior
pavement maintenance products (slurries, seals, cold-in-place recycling) for today
and for the future. With a major environmental focus, P.M.I. has consis tently delved into finding ways to
recycle and to protect our environment.
Reed & Graham, Inc.
www.rginc.com
Tel 408-287-1400
Fax 408-294-3696
Rick Best rick@rginc.com
Reed & Graham, Inc. is a privat ely owned corporation in California that has been involved in the Road
Construction industry since 1928. We provide many products and services related to the construction,
maintenance, and testing of asphalt surfaces. Our customers count on us for extraordinary service and
product delivery. We go the extra mile to ensure the satisfaction of all our customers. Reed & Graham,
Inc. can help you be on time and on budget no matter how large or small your project is.
Rubber Pavements Association
www.rubberpavements.org
Tel 480-517-9944
Fax 480-517-9959
Doug Carlson dougc@rubberpavements.org
Guadalupe Dickerson gdickerson@rubberpavements.org
RPA is dedicated to encouraging greater usage of high quality, cost effective asphalt pavements
containing recycled tire rubber.
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Sasol
www.sasobit.com
Tel 301-745-3334
Fax 301-745-3432
Larry L. Michael larry@larrylmichael.com
Bitumen is mainly used by the asphalt industry for the construction of roads and ot her surfaces but also
finds its use in many other industries and applicaticions. Quite frequently bitumen is modified in order to
adapt its properties to the requirements of the individual application. Sasol Wax offers an innovative tool
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with the Sasobit Technology for modification of neat bitumen as well as co-modification of PmB´s.
Sasobit is versatile, cost effective, paver friendly, and it can extend your season.
SemMaterials
www.semgrouplp.com/Asphalt-SemMaterials.asp
Tel 909-829-0505
Scott Metcalf smetcalf@semgrouplp.com
Gary Hildebrand ghildebrand@semgrouplp.com
Dennis Rogers drogers @semgroupip.com
SemMaterials’ diverse line of asphalts, polymer modified asphalts and asphalt emulsions provide
solutions for specific paving needs, application specifications and customer performance expectati ons. All
of the company’s materials are formulated with carefully selected raw materials to meet both local
specifications and customers’ expectations for performance. As a result, the asphalt emulsions and
polymer modified asphalt emulsions are used for virtually every type of paving need, including surface
treatments, cold mixes, tack coats and recycling. SemMaterials is dedicated to providing effective
preservation solutions to our customers. Each pavement needs to be evaluated to determine the most
effective treatment, and we can help.
Surface System s & Instruments
www.smoothroad.com
Corporate Office
Tel 415-281-6080
Fax 415-358-4340
Dennis Scott dscott@smoothroad.com
SSI produces custom test equipment, including surfac e
profile test devices (light weight profilers, high speed profilers, profilographs, walking profilers). SSI is also
the national construction industry partner for Panasonic Toughbook rugged notebook computers
("computers for the outside world"). Various laboratory test equipment devices and specialty asphalt and
concrete tools are also available from SSI. With fabrication facilities in Auburn, CA (in partnership wit h
James Cox & Sons) and Manhattan, KS, SSI distributes test equipment and mobile technology solutions
throughout the U.S. and internationally.
Technology Transfer Program/CA-LTAP
www.techtransfer.berkeley.edu
Tel 510-665-3608
Fax 510-665-3454
Laura Melendy: melendy @berkeley.edu
Alyssa Sherman: alyssa@berkeley.edu
The Technology Transfer Program, a division of the Institute of Transportation Studi es at UC Berk eley,
provides training courses and educational mat erials that cover pavement design, maintenance, and
rehabilitation. We also provide training in other transportation-related fields including traffic engineering,
safety, and project development. Many of our resourc es are free for California -serving public
transportation agencies.
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Telfer Oil
www.telferoil.com
Tel 818-441-4548
Fax 818-739-6530
Nick Barrett: nick.barrett@telferoil.com
Scott Dmytrow: Scott.Dmytrow@t elferoil.com
Hans Ho: Hans.Ho@telferoil.com
The Telfer Oil Companies (Windsor Fuel Company, Western Oil and Spreading, Telfer Geosynthetics,
California Paving Fabrics, and Continental Western Transportation) manufacture, deliver, and apply
asphalt, asphaltic emulsions, dust palliatives, geot extiles, geosynthetics, fiberglass interlay ers, and
composite and non-composite materials throughout the states of California and Nevada. The Telfer
Companies also market, distribute and install Chip Seals, Scrub Seals, and specialty products such as
Bonded Wearing Course, TruPave® Engineered Paving Mat, and PA SS® Emulsions.
TenCate Geosynthetics/Mirafi
www.tencate.com
John Miner john_miner@rtcusa.net
Tel 864-848-1855
John Towns johntowns@earthlink.net
Tel 510-233-7100
Fax 510-233-7277
TenCate MIRAFI Geosynthetics produces and markets a wide range geotextiles and geogrids to preserve
the load bearing capacity of soils and provide filtration and drainage from stormwat er run-off.
Tricor Refining
www.reclamite.com
Tel 661-393-7110, x107
Fax 661-393-1601
Jim Brownridge jimb@tricorrefining.com
Tricor Refining, LLC produc ers of Golden Bear preservation products, Bakersfield, CA has market ed and
supplied asphalt rejuvenating and recycling oils for over 40 years. Tricor’s emulsions and base oils are
used in rejuvenating fog seal application, restorative seal application to weathered roads and for both cold
and hot recycling of asphalt. Tricor is also a supplier of base oils for blending in various emulsion
products, rubberized asphalt, SC and MC Cut backs as well as dust retardant emulsion. Products are
refined from naphthenic base stock found the San Joaquin Valley’s Kern County. Tricor can help you with
your pavement preservation needs.
VSS Emultech
VSS Emultech www.emultech.com
Valley Slurry Seal Company www.slurry.com
Tel 916-371-8480
Fax 916-371-2457
Cliff Clowers: Clifton.Clowers @emult ech.com
For over 50 years Valley Slurry Seal Company has been synonymous with high quality asphalt emulsion
applications, and is now a leader in Pavement Preservation. We are world class contractors in slurry
seal, microsurfacing, Macro®-S urfacing, chip seal, hot mix, crack sealing, and many other techniques.
With our technical edge VSS can design, specify and create new systems to solve your problems. In
1978 VSS established its first emulsion plant in Redding under the name of "Morgan Emultech" and
began to build it into the premier West Cost emulsion Company. Now with four plants in Oregon and
California, VSS Emultech® combines the best in asphalt emulsion and application technology. In 2000 for
the new century VSS changed the name of the premier emulsion company to VSS Emultech®.
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Western Pavement Maintenance Association (WPMA)
www.wpma.net
Tel 916-965-6688
Jim Bailey jim@wpma.net
Gerry E vans flyfishr@goldrush.com
The Western Pavement Maintenance Association (WPMA) provides free educational seminars and free
in-field training to city, county, and state public works departments regarding the benefits of using
Asphalt-Rubber Chip Seals, Asphalt-Rubber Cape Seals, and Asphalt-Rubber Hot Mix for road
maintenance and repair.
Western Emul sions Inc.
www.westernemulsions.com
Tel 949-248-8020
Fax 949-248-8023
Bob McCrea rmccrea@westernemulsions.com
Western Emulsions Inc. supplies a variety of high-quality asphalt emulsions, technical assistance and
pavement maintenance contracting services to a wide range of public agencies and private companies.
Today, Western Emulsions serves California and Ariz ona with an emulsion plant in Irwindale, CA, in
addition to our original Arizona facility. Our commitment to innovation was witnessed in the 1980's with
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the development of PASS emulsion, a unique and proprietary asphalt product with rejuvenating
characteristics. The product rec eived a U.S. Patent in 1993, and since t hen it has continued to grow in
popularity with agencies seeking to better pavement preservation strategies for maintenance of their
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streets. Outside of California, our proprietary PASS product is licensed to a nationwide net work of
manufacturers and distributors to the construction industry.
Western Stabilization
www.wstabilization.com
Tel: 707-678-0369
Fax: 707-678-0911
James Berry jberry@wstabilization.com
No other company has the experience Western Stabilization has when it comes to soil stabilization and
asphalt recycling. Our valued clients are general engineering cont ractors, the privat e sector, and state,
county and city Public Works. Western Stabilization gives you the greatest return on your soil stabilization
and asphalt recycling investments. Western Stabilization customizes equipment for greater production,
eliminates delays due to transport limitations and equipment shortages, and employs a lar ge and
experienced workforce.
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