John Wayne Airport - Terminal C - Expanded Shale & Clay
John Wayne Airport - Terminal C - Expanded Shale & Clay
John Wayne Airport - Terminal C - Expanded Shale & Clay
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<strong>Expanded</strong> <strong>Shale</strong> & <strong>Clay</strong><br />
Minimize Compromises. Maximize Durability.<br />
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<strong>John</strong> <strong>Wayne</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> - <strong>Terminal</strong> C<br />
McCarthy Building Companies is the general contractor of <strong>Terminal</strong> C. Founded in 1864,<br />
McCarthy Building Companies is one of the oldest construction firms in the United States<br />
offering extensive experience with lightweight concrete.<br />
TXI in the Mix<br />
Catalina Pacific, a Cal Portland Company , supplied over 3,000 cubic yards of lightweight<br />
concrete to Bomel Construction Company Inc , the concrete subcontractor. Catalina Pacific is<br />
a well-known and established ready mix producer in Southern California. They have excellent<br />
testing facilities and extensive experience working with TXI. TXI’s Frazier Park lightweight<br />
aggregate plant (aka. Pacific Custom Materials), also located in California, supplied the<br />
lightweight aggregate.<br />
Both Catalina Pacific and TXI Frazier Park were ready to step up to the challenge of producing<br />
and delivering 3,000 PSI lightweight concrete mix. TXI Frazier Park supplied enough lightweight<br />
aggregate to make 3,089 cubic yards of 110 PCF lightweight concrete – approximately<br />
2,000 cubic yards of lightweight aggregates.<br />
Mr. Ed “Griff” Sparks, Catalina Pacific laboratory manager, and Mr. <strong>John</strong> D. Halverson, the project<br />
sales representative, both summed it well, saying:<br />
”Since service is a key component to our business model, it was a must to require our suppliers to<br />
have the same sense of professionalism. All orders from Catalina Pacific Concrete were professionally<br />
handled, Frazier Park Lightweight Aggregates were delivered with no issues and its quality met<br />
our high quality standards.”<br />
<strong>John</strong> <strong>Wayne</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> is owned and operated by the County of Orange. It is the only commercial airport<br />
and one of two general aviation airports in the county and is located approximately 35 miles south of<br />
Los Angeles, between the cities of Costa Mesa, Irvine and Newport Beach.<br />
For more project information, visit: www.ocair.com/Improvements<br />
References | weblinks<br />
<strong>John</strong> <strong>Wayne</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> – www.ocair.com/airlines | Orange County – http://egov.ocgov.com/portal/site/ocgov | City of Newport Beach – www.newportbeachca.gov | Gensler Architects – www.gensler.com<br />
IDS engineering – www.idsengineering.com | McCarthy Building Companies – www.mccarthy.com | Catalina Pacific – www.calportland.com | Bomel Construction Company Inc. – www.bomelconstruction.com
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