About the Tulsa Cement Plant

Sustainable and Efficient

Tulsa Cement is a manufacturing facility owned by Central Plains Cement Company, a subsidiary of Eagle Materials Inc. Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the plant produces high-quality Portland cement used in various construction projects across the region.

Central Plains Cement is known for its commitment to sustainability and efficiency, ensuring that its products meet industry standards while minimizing environmental impact. The Tulsa Cement plant plays a vital role in supplying materials for infrastructure and development projects throughout the Midwest.

Company Highlights

Longstanding History & Operations – The Tulsa Cement Plant has been in operation since 1961, making it one of the key cement producers in the region. It is part of Central Plains Cement, a company that supplies cement across six states: Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Nebraska.
Production Capacity & Technology – The plant operates an open-pit limestone quarry adjacent to its facility, ensuring a steady supply of raw materials. The cement production process includes raw milling, pyroprocessing, and finish milling, with a focus on quality control through extensive x-ray chemical analysis.

Environmental Initiatives – The Tulsa plant incorporates fuel quality waste (FQW) as an alternative fuel to replace 35% of its fossil fuel consumption. This helps not only in reducing emissions but also provides a safe, effective, and alternative way to recycle hazardous waste fuels, thereby alleviating the heavy demand on the nation’s incinerators.
Community Engagement & Local Impact – Central Plains Cement, including its Tulsa plant, actively contributes to the community through scholarships, sports team sponsorships, charitable donations, and educational programs related to cement production.