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USGS: 2019 aggregate production totals 2.47 billion tons

That total is up 5 percent compared with 2018 production, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reports. Keep Reading

Granite’s Larkin takes on new responsibilities

As executive vice president and COO, Kyle Larkin is now responsible for overseeing Granite's day-to-day operations. Keep Reading

Aggregate production up 8 percent in third quarter of 2019

Crushed stone production was up 9 percent while sand and gravel production was up 5 percent, the U.S. Geological Survey reports. Keep Reading

Positive momentum for nonresidential as Dodge index increases in November 2019

Dodge Data & Analytics' Dodge Momentum Index has staged somewhat of a resurgence over the last few months, increasing nearly 15 percent from its lowest point earlier in the year. Keep Reading

How Granite Construction fared in third quarter 2019

Granite Construction's third-quarter materials revenue was on par with the third quarter of 2018, but the company's quarterly net income was down significantly in July, August and September. Keep Reading

Former CalMat exec Gerstell dies

Fred Gerstell, the former chairman and chief executive at CalMat who later served Vulcan Materials as a vice chairman and a director, died last month. Keep Reading

Granite Construction poised for strong start to 2019

A federal infrastructure bill and a cooperative Mother Nature should spur growth in 2019 for Granite Construction, the company’s president and CEO says. Keep Reading

California’s Proposition 6 result a win for aggregate producers

The construction materials industry in California got a major victory with the defeat of a bill that would have repealed a 2017 transportation law's taxes and fees designated for road repairs and public transportation. Keep Reading

Construction starts drop in August 2018

At a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of $741.9 billion, the value of new construction starts in August declined by nine percent from the previous month, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.  Keep Reading

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