2001 NPHQ Gold Level Winner
The National Partnership for Highway Quality is a groundbreaking partnership of the Federal Highway Administration, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials, the American Public Works Association, the Foundation for Pavement Preservation, the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies, and seven of the nation's leading roadway construction trade associations. NPHQ defines a quality project as one bringing "all stakeholders to the table - from roadway professionals to local citizens and businesses - to plan, coordinate, and carry out a roadway construction or maintenance project so that it delivers the maximum return on the public's investment". NPHQ presented Cedar Valley Corp. with the Gold Level Winner Award in recognition of working partnerships on the US 71 Iowa Great Lakes Project.
2001 National Award
 American Concrete Pavement Association Excellence in Concrete Pavement Award
Cedar Valley Corp., together with a team of 29 subcontractors, completed work on the final 2.4 miles of Interstate 35/80 on the north side of Des Moines, Iowa. It was the largest contract in the Iowa DOT’s history – nearly $38 million – and was completed one year ahead of schedule. Innovative traffic management procedures earned the project a national Excellence in Concrete Pavement Award from the American Concrete Pavement Association.
The National Pavement Awards are presented annually and recognize contractors, engineers and project owners who completed exceptional concrete pavement projects. |
