The Central Park Pavilion Project in La Vista, Nebraska
The Central Park Pavilion Project is a significant community development that enhances recreational and social spaces in the city. It is part of the larger Central Park redevelopment initiative, which aims to provide residents with modern public amenities, green spaces, and event areas.
Project Highlights
A large covered pavilion for public and private events.
Modern concrete design, recognized for its quality and durability.
The Nebraska Chapter of the American Concrete Institute recognized the Central Park Pavilion for its outstanding concrete work.
Project Information
Location La Vista, NE 68128
Concrete Supplier Platte River Concrete
Concrete Contractor JE Dunn Construction
Cement Type Concrete
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A Revitalized Riverfront Becomes a Local and Regional Destination
The RiverFront Revitalization makes the river more accessible to the community while also providing welcoming outdoor spaces and fostering critical connections within the city. The trio of parks provides improved access and connections within downtown Omaha, fosters environmental connection and supports economic growth. Metropolitan Entertainment & Convention Authority, known as MECA, of Omaha owns and operates the parks.
Project Highlights
Unified Urban Green Space.
Enhanced Amenities and Attractions.
Highlight Commitment to Sustainability and Community Engagement.
Project Information
Location Omaha, NE, United States
Concrete Supplier Platte River Concrete
Concrete Contractor ShawMark Crete Company
Cement Type Concrete
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Central Plains Cement supplied the concrete used in the Kansas City Streetcar construction project, playing a key role in building the system’s durable and reliable tracks.
Project Highlights
Concrete Supply: Central Plains Cement provided high-quality cement essential for the construction of the Kansas City Streetcar’s tracks and infrastructure.
Durability and Reliability: Their materials contributed to creating a strong, long-lasting foundation to support the daily operations of the streetcar system.
Local Partnership: The company played a vital role as a local supplier, supporting regional development and public transportation improvements.
Project Information
Location 600 E 3rd Street, Kansas City, MO
Sector Cable Car Tracks
Cement Type Masonry
Completion Date Jan. 1, 2024
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The Gilcrease Expressway West project involved constructing a five-mile, four-lane divided toll highway that completes the western segment of Tulsa’s outer loop. This new stretch connects Interstate 44 (I-44) and U.S. Highway 412 (US-412), featuring 22 bridges—including two spanning the Arkansas River—and four major interchanges at W 51st St, W 41st St, W 21st St, and US-412.
Discover how the Gilcrease Expressway is transforming Tulsa’s future—watch our short, informative video to see the full impact of this exciting project!