At Milestone, we Make Lives Better One Road and Bridge at A Time. One way we do this is by using strong, sustainable concrete mixtures. Researchers believe achieving carbon neutral paving materials by 2050 is possible if industry and governmental actors apply a range of solutions. Such solutions include taking use-phase impacts into account and making strategic pavement construction and repair choices-with concrete being one of the suggested materials to contribute to carbon neutrality. Steve Friess, VP of Concrete Operations, has an article featured in Construction Today’s June Edition Magazine. In Steve’s article he is able to explain the sustainable aspects concrete holds. Such as its life cycle of 30+ years, concrete’s fueling efficiency properties, low albedo, resilience and more. Read the full article using the link below: https://magazine.construction-today.com/mag/0293399001684919826/p18
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At the Indianapolis Intl. Airport crews are working on reconstructing one of the oldest runways at the airport and upgrading the taxiway pavement and lighting. This is the largest single-year project supervised by Project Manager, Matt Gessner. Matt was able to give a tour to our Heritage Group interns to show them behind-the-scenes. Here is what intern, Noah Jenkins, learned:
We are proud to say that three years of preparation has earned this project Envision Platinum award status from the Institute of Sustainable Infrastructure. Envision Platinum is recognized as the highest award level provided by ISI to projects that significantly contribute to sustainability. To the crews putting in the hours in this project, you should be proud to be a part of strong sustainable infrastructure that will last well beyond your career.
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“Leadership is unlocking people’s potential to become better.” — Bill Bradley Joe Thomas’s journey in the construction industry began 25 years ago with Primco. Starting in quality control and labor, his early days involved tasks like pounding pins for string line, a method now rendered obsolete by stringless pavers. As his career evolved, Joe worked […]
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This past summer, our Fort Wayne crews started work with the City of Fort Wayne to revitalize Ridgewood Drive from North Clinton St. to Newport Ave., enhancing both functionality and aesthetics. The Ridgewood Drive Improvements Project involved a complete overhaul of the existing infrastructure. Including the following: Challenges and Solutions Every construction project comes with […]
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This month, industry professionals gathered at The Heritage Group’s headquarters, The Center, for the 2025 American Concrete Paving Association (ACPA) Indiana Concrete Pavement Workshop & Awards. The day was dedicated to celebrating the achievements of the previous year and exploring the latest advancements in concrete pavement technology. The event began with warm welcomes and an […]
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