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2010:

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence in Concrete Paving.  Plum Creek Parkway, Castle Rock.  Municipal Streets & Intersections <30,000 SY.
  

• Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American Concrete Institute:  Award of Excellence, second place. Plum Creek Parkway, Castle Rock.  Transportation.

• Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American Concrete Institute:  Overall Judge's Award. Plum Creek Parkway, Castle Rock.  

• Plum Creek Parkway Project Honored by ACPA: The Plum Creek Parkway project in Castle Rock was selected as a winner of the ACPA, Colorado/Wyoming Chapter's 2010 Excellence in Concrete Pavement Award in the category of Municipal Streets & Intersections (<30,000 SY).
  

2009:

• ACPA National Award for Excellence in Concrete Pavement.
  State Highway 59–Donkey Creek to I-90, Gillette, Wyoming
  Gold winner - Municipal Streets & Intersections greater than 30,000 square yards
  

2008:

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence in Concrete Paving. West Air Carrier Ramp Reconstruction – Grand Junction Regional Airport. Commercial Service & Military Airports.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence in Concrete Paving. Commercial Apron Reconstruction & Rehabilitation – Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport. Reliever & General Aviation Airports.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence in Concrete Paving.  Air Carrier Apron Reconstruction & Rehabilitation – Riverton Regional Airport - Riverton, WY. Commercial Service & Military Airports.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence in Concrete Paving. SH 59 – Donkey Creek – I-90, Gillette, WY. Municipal Streets & Intersections >30,000 SY.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence in Concrete Paving. Brooks/Smith Reconstruction, Phase I – Sheridan, WY. Municipal Streets & Intersections <30,000 SY.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence in Concrete Paving. University & Asbury Intersection Reconstruction – Denver, CO. Urban Arterials & Collectors.

2007:

• ACPA National Award for Excellence in Concrete Pavement.
  Foothills Parkway & Arapahoe Avenue intersection, Boulder.
  Gold winner - Municipal Streets & Intersections less than 30,000 square yards

• Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American Concrete Institute's Award of Merit in Parks and Open Space for the Prismatic Electric Fountain, City Park, Denver.

• Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American Concrete Institute's Award of Excellence for I-25 Hanging Lake Tunnel Transition Ceiling Repair, Glenwood Springs.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence for I-70 Glenwood Canyon PCCP – Phase 1; for Best Portland Cement Concrete – Divided Highways – Rural.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence for Foothills Parkway and Arapahoe Avenue Intersection; for Municipal Streets and Intersections less than 30,000 square yards.

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence for Sheridan County Airport Apron Reconstruction; for Reliever and General Aviation Airport.

• CCA-CDOT Region 3 Project Management Award: Joe Schwartz, I-70, Glenwood Canyon PCCP.

• Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American Concrete Institute’s Award of Excellence in transportation for the Larimer Square Reconstruction Project.

• Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American Concrete Institute’s Award of Merit in transportation for the Loveland/Fort Collins Airport Rehabilitation Project.

• CCA-CDOT Region 4 Project Management Award for work on the I-25 Panel Replacement from SH 66 to SH 14, project #MTCE 04-061 (M4061). For additional details, select this link: CCA-CDOT-Project-Management-Award

• American Concrete Pavement Association’s National Award for Excellence in Concrete Pavement for the Grand Avenue Paving Project in Glenwood Springs for the category of Municipal Streets & Intersections greater than 30,000 square yards. For additional details, select this link: Grand-Avenue-Paving-Project
  

2006:

• ACPA National Award for Excellence in Concrete Pavement
  Outstanding Design and Construction for Colorado I-25 Slab Replacement Ft. Collins & Loveland
  Silver Winner-Concrete Pavement Restoration for projects constructed in 2006

• Concrete Works of Colorado, Inc. was honored with three National Awards for the Broadway Street and Bridge Reconstruction Project located in the City of Boulder. Awards received for the Broadway project include:

• The American Public Works Association’s Project of the Year Award for Transportation Projects in the $2 Million to $10 Million Range

• The American Concrete Pavement Association’s (ACPA) Award for Excellence in the category of Traffic Management

• The American Concrete Pavement Association’s Award for Excellence in the Category of Municipal Streets & Intersections <30,000 SY

• Colorado/Wyoming chapter of the ACPA: Award for Excellence for Best Portland Cement Concrete Pavement for Municipal Streets & Intersections Constructed in Colorado

• Colorado Chapter of the American Public Works Association: The Public Works Project Award for General Public Works - Large Community.

2005:

• The Colorado Contractor’s Association/Colorado Dept. of Transportation’s Project Management Award for the NH 0404-030; Idaho Springs Drainage Project - awarded to Joe Schwartz, Project Superintendent for Concrete Works of Colorado and John Crowder, Project Manager for CDOT. For additional details, select this link: Idaho-Springs-Project

• The Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the American Concrete Pavement Association’s Award for Excellence for the Best Portland Cement Concrete Pavement for Municipal Streets & Intersections > 30,000 SY for the Grand Avenue Paving Project located in Glenwood Springs. For additional details, select this link: Grand-Avenue-Paving-Project

• Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the American Concrete Pavement Association’s Award for Excellence for the Best Portland Cement Concrete Pavement for General Aviation Airport & Overlay for the Rehabilitation and Expansion of the Commercial Apron at the Rock Springs-Sweetwater County Airport in Rock Springs, Wyoming
  

2003:

• Award for Excellence Colorado/Wyoming ACPA Arapahoe & Quebec Intersection in category for Municipal Streets & Intersections-Projects greater than 30,000 Square Yards.
  

2002:

• Award for Excellence Colorado/Wyoming ACPA for Wiggins Rest Area in category
  for Parking Lot.

• Subcontractor Award CCA/CDOT for ST A2254-063 Visine.
  

2001:

• Project Management Award CCA/CDOT for NNH 0403-039 Empire Drainage Improvements.

• Award for Excellence Colorado/Wyoming ACPA for Eagle County Airport Apron Expansion in category for Commercial Airport.
  

1999:

• Award for Excellence Colorado/Wyoming ACPA for Colorado Hwy 85 Santa Fe at Belleview in category for Urban Arterial. For additional details, select this link: Santa-Fe-Project
  

1998:

• Award for Excellence Colorado/Wyoming ACPA for Tri-County Airport in category for General Aviation Airport.
  

1996:

• Award for Excellence Colorado/Wyoming ACPA for County Road 28 & Colorado Welcome Center, Sedgwick County in category for County Roads.

• Honor Award for Pedestrian Underpass at Broadway & College, Boulder Colorado from Western Mountain Region American Institute of Architects.
  

1995:

• National Award for Excellence for County Road 28, Sedgwick County, Colorado National Runner-up for County Roads Pavement Constructed in US in 1995.

• Award for Excellence Colorado/Wyoming ACPA for Broadway University Regent in category for Municipal Street & Urban Arterial Pavement.
  

1994:

• Merit Award – AIA Colorado for Broadway/College Pedestrian Underpass.
  

1993:

• ACI Award of Excellence for Broadway & College Ave. Underpass in category for Best Use of Concrete Engineering Solution.
  

1989:

• ACI Award of Excellence for Little Dry Creek Flood Control Improvements category for Downtown Conduit Improvements, First Segment.