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Virginia Tech Campus Demonstration

Virginia Tech LDDI students joined CP&P for an on campus product demonstration. Two tractor trailer loads of precast concrete structures and reinforced concrete pipe we on display to allow the LDDI students a “hands on” view of what they may be specifying when designing future land development projects. The CP&P team had a great afternoon...
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SC Plant Tour with Beaufort County

A big “Thank You!” to Beaufort County, SC Public Works for attending the combined tour of our Charleston Pipe and Summerville Structures Plants. As usual all CP&P staff did a great job of hosting and explaining the various processes on display. Julianna Corbin, Beaufort Co. Environmental Engineer stated after the tour, “I want to mention...
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CP&P now owned 100% by Eagle Corporation

Since its founding in 2012, CP&P has been owned jointly by Eagle Corporation and Forterra Building Products (formerly Hanson). On Friday, March 18, Eagle became the 100% owner of CP&P pursuant to its acquisition of Forterra’s 50% interest in the company. This date marks a very special benchmark for CP&P as we near our tenth...
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Berkley Springs US 522 Bypass - Morgan County, WV

Concrete Pipe & Precast, LLC is providing over 11,000 Linear Feet of Reinforced Concrete Pipe in sizes from 15” diameter up to 84” diameter, including several sections of 98” x 63” (78” diameter round equivalent) Horizontal Elliptical Concrete Pipe for the long awaited Berkley Springs Bypass project. The project also calls for several precast structures...
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Concrete Pipe & Precast Increases Capacity in Response to Record Demand

The second half of 2021 saw an unexpected increase in demand for concrete pipe in the Mid-Atlantic Region. This demand for RCP increased at a faster rate than ever recorded and all signs indicate that the demand is expected to continue. Although the three CP&P Mid-Atlantic pipe facilities produced 11% more concrete pipe in 2021...
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Morehead Self Storage retain-it Durham, NC

Bobby Currin & Sons recently began their installation of the City of Durham, North Carolina’s second Retain-it modular storm water system. This retain-it installation for the Morehead Self Storage project started the week of December 20th and is scheduled to be completed early January. The retain-it system includes modules for use as a sediment pool...
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Ruth B. Swann Memorial Park Stream Restoration - Charles County, MD

Environmental Quality Resources recently installed a triple cell run of 4’ span x 4’6” rise precast reinforced box culvert to replace a failing corrugated metal culvert as part of their Ruth B. Swann Memorial Park Stream Restoration project in Charles County, MD. The triple cell precast box culvert sections were produced in CP&P’s Martinsburg Facility...
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Ashland & Hanover Welcomes Virginia Delegate Betsy B. Carr

On Thursday, November 4, Virginia Delegate Betsy B. Carr (69th House of Delegates district) joined several CP&P team members for a tour of both the Ashland Precast Facility, as well as the Hanover Pipe Facility. Delegate Carr observed how the various precast components work together to provide long lasting buried infrastructure systems for our roadways...
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Joint Base Andrews - Sink Hole Repair

Because of a sinkhole that developed on the airfield at Joint Base Andrews in Prince Georges County, Maryland, Asher Construction Inc. took on an emergency repair project requiring 160 Liner Feet of Special Design 84 inch Diameter RCP (Reinforced Concrete Pipe). CP&P’s Jessup facility produced the Special 84 inch Diameter Pipe, meeting their needed delivery...
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The Citadel School of Engineering October Networking Dinner

Thanks to The Citadel School of Engineering for hosting a Networking Dinner in October. Esther Lopez, Mike Johnson and Ryan Kistler met several of the engineering students there and were able to get to know more about them with a “Super Hero” themed ice-breaker. Each sponsor/student group conducted an exercise where the students programmed the...
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