Ohio Concrete

Ohio Concrete Membership Services include Engineering, Promotion, Regulatory and Legislative support.

Ohio Concrete was formed in 1938 to combat unfair taxing of truck mixer drums and accessory weights and to protect and advance the interests of a young and growing industry. We provide educational programs and training for engineers, architects, designers, specifiers and owners.

The plans may begin on paper, but contractors are the ones who bring them to life.Ohio Concrete's Contractor Members are...
08/28/2026

The plans may begin on paper, but contractors are the ones who bring them to life.

Ohio Concrete's Contractor Members are the professionals who place, finish, pave, pump, polish, and build the concrete structures our communities rely on every day. Through Ohio Concrete, they gain access to industry resources, education, networking, and advocacy that help support their work and strengthen our industry.
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We're proud to support the contractors who turn ideas into lasting results across Ohio.





08/26/2026

Every project comes with questions.

The best teams don't have all the answers—they know where to find them.

From technical documents and design guidance to engineering support and industry resources, Ohio Concrete helps connect professionals with the information they need to make confident decisions and keep projects moving forward.

Explore Ohio Concrete's Technical & Engineering Resources:
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08/24/2026

One of America's Largest Concrete Government Complexes – The Empire State Plaza: https://bit.ly/4xQW4F5 🏙️

The Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza (known commonly as the Empire State Plaza, the South Mall, or the Albany Mall) is a complex of state government buildings located in downtown Albany, NY. Built between 1965 and 1976, it houses several departments of the New York State administration and is adjacent to and connected with the historic New York State Capitol, which was built in 1899.

The complex incorporates 8.9 million cubic yards of concrete, clad with 600,000 cubic feet of stone imported from many locations on three continents. Between the pilings and the structural frames of the buildings, over 232,000 tons of steel were used on the project. That is the equivalent of approximately twenty Eiffel Towers!

For fifty years, the Empire State Plaza has stood as the dominant feature of the Albany skyline, and it is all possible thanks to concrete!

Read more: https://bit.ly/4xQW4F5

This month, we're proud to highlight one of our Contractor Members — Newcomer Concrete Services, Inc.Since 1980, Newcome...
08/24/2026

This month, we're proud to highlight one of our Contractor Members — Newcomer Concrete Services, Inc.

Since 1980, Newcomer Concrete Services has grown from a small site concrete contractor in Norwalk into a trusted contractor serving commercial, municipal, and infrastructure projects across Ohio. With offices in Norwalk, Columbus, and Strongsville, their team specializes in exterior site concrete, excavation, utilities, and civil construction while remaining committed to the values they've built their reputation on: quality, service, and value.

Today, Newcomer Concrete Services continues to invest in its people through its transition to employee ownership, reinforcing a culture where the employees helping build Ohio also help shape the company's future.

đź‘Ź Thank you to the entire Newcomer Concrete Services team for your continued support of Ohio Concrete and for helping build stronger communities across our state.






Before the forms are set and the finishing begins, there's a ready mix producer making sure every load arrives with the ...
08/21/2026

Before the forms are set and the finishing begins, there's a ready mix producer making sure every load arrives with the quality and consistency the job demands.

Ohio Concrete's Active Members are the ready mixed concrete producers who help keep projects moving across the state. Along with industry advocacy, technical support, regulatory consulting, and educational resources, Ohio Concrete works alongside these producers to help strengthen Ohio's concrete industry.

Behind every successful pour is a team committed to building Ohio, one load at a time.





🇺🇸 America 250 | Ohio Concrete SpotlightIngalls Building📍 Cincinnati, OhioIn 1903, the Ingalls Building changed the futu...
08/20/2026

🇺🇸 America 250 | Ohio Concrete Spotlight
Ingalls Building
đź“Ť Cincinnati, Ohio

In 1903, the Ingalls Building changed the future of construction as the world's first reinforced concrete skyscraper. Rising 16 stories above downtown Cincinnati, it challenged the belief that concrete could never support a building of that height. Many doubted it could stand, but its success forever changed the way high-rise buildings would be designed around the world.

The building's innovative reinforced concrete structural system proved that concrete could provide the strength, durability, and resilience needed for tall buildings. More than 120 years later, the Ingalls Building remains in use and is recognized as a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, standing as a testament to one of Ohio's greatest engineering achievements.

What was once considered an impossible idea helped pave the way for modern concrete skyscrapers across the globe and reinforced Ohio's place in the history of innovation.

This is just one of many remarkable projects we'll feature throughout our America 250 | Ohio Concrete Spotlight series as we celebrate:
250 Years of American Pride, Poured in Ohio.









People may never ask who placed the concrete.But they'll notice if it wasn't done right.Certification is one way to shar...
08/19/2026

People may never ask who placed the concrete.

But they'll notice if it wasn't done right.

Certification is one way to sharpen your skills, strengthen your knowledge, and help ensure every project stands the test of time.

Build confidence. Build quality. Get certified.
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This month, we're proud to recognize Heidelberg Materials North America as one of our Associate Members.Strong concrete ...
08/17/2026

This month, we're proud to recognize Heidelberg Materials North America as one of our Associate Members.

Strong concrete starts with strong materials, and Heidelberg Materials has been helping supply the essential building materials that make construction possible for generations. As one of North America's leading producers of cement, aggregates, ready-mixed concrete, and asphalt, the company plays an important role in supporting the infrastructure, commercial, and community projects that keep our region growing.

Beyond the materials themselves, Heidelberg Materials continues to invest in innovation and more sustainable construction solutions, helping move the industry forward while supporting the people and projects that build stronger communities.

đź‘Ź Thank you to the Heidelberg Materials team for your continued support of Ohio Concrete and for helping strengthen our industry across Ohio.






08/17/2026

Seattle’s Most Famous Landmark - Anchored in Concrete!

This week in National Ready Mixed Concrete Association’s America250: Concrete – The Foundation of Our Nation campaign, we’re looking back at the concrete engineering behind the iconic Seattle Space Needle: https://www.nrmca.org/space-needle/

Rising 605 feet above the city, the Seattle Space Needle is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, it was once the tallest building west of the Mississippi River.

On May 22, 1961, ready mix trucks made 467 trips over 12 continuous hours, placing 2,800 cubic yards of concrete without interruption. At the time, it was the largest continuous concrete placement in the West. The foundation ultimately weighed 5,850 tons, equal to the weight of the entire structure above it.

This heavy underground block anchored the structure so deeply that the Space Needle’s center of gravity is actually below ground level. This engineering design keeps the tower highly stable against earthquakes and high coastal winds - built to withstand winds of up to 200 miles per hour with swaying of only one inch per ten mph, and earthquakes of up to 9.0 magnitude.

The concrete was supplied by Pioneer Sand & Gravel, which later became Glacier Northwest and ultimately joined with California Portland Cement Company to form today’s NRMCA member CalPortland.

More than six decades later, the Space Needle remains a defining piece of the Seattle skyline — and a testament to the concrete foundation making its unmistakable design possible. 🏙️

Read the full story: https://www.nrmca.org/space-needle/

One material.Countless possibilities.From homes and schools to highways, manufacturing facilities, and community landmar...
08/14/2026

One material.

Countless possibilities.

From homes and schools to highways, manufacturing facilities, and community landmarks, concrete helps shape nearly every part of our daily lives.

Wherever Ohio is building, concrete is there.





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