FAM Construction LLC (a Ferrovial Agroman US and Allan Myers joint venture) awards Virginia’s Smith-Midland Corp. a contract to deliver 900,000 square feet of SoftSound noise absorptive precast sound wall panels for the Interstate 66 Outside the Beltway Express Lanes.
NPCA members and Chairman Ashley Smith visit congress.
Concrete Products feature article from NPCA Chairman Ashley Smith.
Ashley Smith, newly elected NPCA Chairman of the Board and president of Smith-Midland Corp., selects three projects that highlight his company’s work.
Alan Pritchard, QC Manager and Master Precaster at Smith-Midland is featured in NPCA Precast Inc. technical article on concrete compression testing methods.
The NPCA Leadership Academy provides precast professionals another opportunity to improve their workplace and the precast industry.
NPCA sent a four-person delegation to Washington D.C. Tuesday to continue cultivating its relationship with the Federal Highway Administration after the recent election. Greg Stratis, chairman of the Board; Ashley Smith, chair-elect; Ty Gable, NPCA president; and Rich Krolewski, director of certification and regulatory services, traveled to Washington D.C. to meet with top-level officials from the FHWA.
Virginia-based Smith-Midland Corp. announced today it has acquired a 39-acre precast concrete manufacturing facility near the Lower Richland community of Hopkins.
Precast concrete sound-absorptive walls in Virginia help preserve historic areas.
In part one of this post, we looked at the rise in use of precast concrete sound walls to mitigate road noises, and a recent application in Madison, Wis. As manufacturers and departments of transportation have become more sophisticated, so have sound wall designs. This includes the use of sound-absorptive walls that eliminate noise rather than bouncing it to another location. NPCA’s Technical Services Department analyzed the differences in the Summer 2014 and Winter 2011 issues of Precast Solutions.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (NEWSPLEX 19) – 
People driving through the Route 29/250 Bypass in Charlottesville probably don't even notice it, but for people living on the other side of it, it's a big deal.
The sound barrier is not just a wall
VITA Tower at Tysons I
Smith-Midland provides the architectural precast cladding for the tallest building in Northern Virginia.
Smith-Midland is a leader and innovator in the precast concrete industry .