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On November 11, 2020, CP&P’s South Carolina team, in partnership with the Carolinas Concrete Pipe and Products Association (CCPPA) invited South Carolina Senator Sean Bennett to tour CP&P’s Charleston and Summerville facilities. Showcasing what the concrete pipe and precast industry means to the state, Senator Bennett was impressed by the many people CP&P employs locally...

If you have seen quite a bit of CP&P product heading out the door to Fam Construction, LLC, get used to it for the next 3 to 4 years! Fam Construction was awarded the Transform I-66 Outside the Beltway project in Northern Virginia, which will transform Northern Virginia’s Interstate 66 into a multimodal corridor that...

See flyer below for CP&P’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 Flyer

MCDOT installs reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) manufactured by CP&P’s Jessup, Maryland Pipe Plant to save the day after a flash flood destroys a road in Potomac, Maryland.

King Street, located on the east side of Roanoke, VA, required some much needed traffic improvements in order to handle the isolated backups that routinely occurred near the intersection of Orange Ave, also known as Route 460 or Alternate 220. Drainage modifications along King Street presented a challenge, as the new roadway improvements would require...

April 2018 – Ashland Precast, Hanover Pipe and Chesapeake Pipe won the HRUHCA Safety award for combined plant safety. April 2018 – Harrisonburg Precast won the HCCA Safety award for 2017 zero incidents NPCA Platinum Safety Awards 2017 – Salem Precast NPCA Platinum Safety Awards 2017 – Harrisonburg Precast ACPA Safety Award – Jessup Pipe...

As part of American Electric Power’s upgrade to their Roanoke Virginia location, three exceptionally large underground concrete vaults were required to house the transformers and equipment needed with the upgrade. Three 26 foot by 12 foot by 12 foot (inside) “Super Vaults” were produced and prepped in CP&P’s Salem facility and then installed by Carolina...

The Greens South at Willowsford Central Pump Station project required three very large concrete structures. A 23 foot deep, 144 inch diameter Wet Well, was to be flanked by a 14 foot deep, 14 foot by 12 foot Grinder Vault at the inlet side and an 8 foot deep, 14 foot by 12 foot Valve...

Poised as brand new offsite student housing for James Madison University, The Retreat at Harrisonburg required the addition of a Water Boosting Station in order to maintain sufficient water pressure to each of the new housing units because of the various inclines and elevations throughout the development. While the team at Landmark Properties wrapped up...

August 4, 2017, we celebrated Five Years together as “Concrete Pipe and Precast, LLC.” We want to take a moment to thank everyone who contributed to the successful joining of different cultures and many backstories into a group that is proud of its heritage and focused on its primary goal of being the preferred supplier...