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The WVDOH Standards & Manuals Committee’s next meeting will be held in person on April 2, 2025, at 9:00a.m. in Room 820 in Building 5 of the WV Capitol Complex, 1900 Kanawha Blvd. E., Charleston, WV. For those unable to attend in person please join via Google Meet, details below. Copies of the proposed changes for the meeting are available – April Packet. The Standards Committee agenda: Three Old Business, all have April Approval Expected. Two…
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WVDOH has released the Asphalt, Concrete and Fuel price adjustment indices for the month of March 2025 as shown below.
Period – 12/1/2024
#2 Fuel (Gal) – $2.6029
Asphalt (Ton) – $579.00
Cement (Ton) – $195.28
Historical and individualized information can be found on our Index page.
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The WVDOH announces its March Specifications Committee meeting, which is scheduled for Wednesday, March 5 at 9:00 a.m. at the WVDOH Building 5 Conference Room 820(Technical Support) at 1900 Kanawha Blvd. E., Charleston WV. For those unable to attend in person please join via Google Meet, details below. Critical things to look for in the meeting packet (this is not all encompassing please review the entire packet): Section 651-Furnishing and Placing Soil & Section 652-Seeding…
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The APAWV is pleased to offer, for the 31st year, a voluntary technical services program to assist you in completing the 2024 Emission Inventory. As with last year, all sources are to submit their CES Emission Inventory electronically using the Division of Air Quality’s (DAQ) State and Local Emissions Inventory System (SLEIS) computer program. DAQ has moved the due date to May 1, 2025. The CES Emission Inventory is submitted electronically with the existing facility…
Read MoreIf you are unable to join the industry at the 45th Annual Paving Conference, consider joining us virtually on Thursday February 20th from 8:00am – 10:00am for the WVDOH Statewide Preconstruction meeting. Join with the link below. https://apawv.clickmeeting.com/2025-asphalt-paving-conference Past Posts
Read More WVDOH has released the Asphalt, Concrete and Fuel price adjustment indices for the month of February 2025 as shown below.
Period – 12/1/2024
#2 Fuel (Gal) – $2.4103
Asphalt (Ton) – $578.00
Cement (Ton) – $195.28
Historical and individualized information can be found on our Index page.
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The 45th Annual Asphalt Paving Conference and Award Luncheon is only a month away, register now! The Conference and Luncheon will be held at the Embassy Suites in Charleston, WV on February 20, 2025. Along with the main conference the Joint Subcommittee of Asphalt Materials as well as a welcome reception will be held on February 19th. See below for a schedule of events. Please note that our room block at the Embassy Suites expires…
Read More The WVDOH Standards & Manuals Committee’s next meeting will be held in person on February 5, 2025, at 9:00a.m. in Room 820 in Building 5 of the WV Capitol Complex, 1900 Kanawha Blvd. E., Charleston, WV. For those unable to attend in person please join via Google Meet, details below. Copies of the proposed changes for the meeting are available – February Packet. The Standards Committee agenda has three items this month. Two Structural Directives: SD…
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WofA WV Branch Executive Committee Members held a “Christmas Drive” at their Christmas Luncheon. We collected diapers, wipes and baby food to support the Haven Maternity Home in Moundsville, WV. They are currently remodeling and working to open so they can house up to 3 pregnant mothers with toddlers and their newborns. These are women
Read More Deanna, or Dee to her friends, has been a member of Mountaineer Contractor’s team for over 8 years. During her time, Dee has been primarily responsible for the day to day traffic control operations of their various paving projects. Dee did not come into the construction industry through traditional means. In her past life, while working as a bartender and cook, she had a regular customer that worked construction. While discussing a career that provided the benefits and retirement she was looking for, he recommended Dee join her local Labor Union.
“And the rest is history as they say. There is no time like the present to try a new career path in the construction industry. Whether you are attending college, vocational school or looking for a change in your current career, there is plenty of room for growth and opportunity in construction,” Dee said.