2024-11-11T07:34:58-08:00 2023-12-31 454991133 T&F Certified Public Accountants LLC 2 Professional Dr Ste 230 Gaithersburg MD 20879 990 2023-01-01 521680963 CONCRETE ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION INC CONC 7037064800 66 CANAL CENTER PLAZA 250 ALEXANDRIA VA 22314 Julie Garbini Executive Director 2024-11-11 true true Mitchell A Freed CPA P01059175 5712764322 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Julie Garbini 66 CANAL CENTER PLAZA 250 ALEXANDRIA VA 22314 12319345 false X concreteadvancement.org X 1990 MD The Foundation is dedicated to enhancing and strengthening the concrete industry through independent research and quality education programming. 24 24 0 0 229536 634834 0 1793073 1920565 0 2022609 2555399 1693957 2086575 0 487017 544145 0 0 113718 171345 2294692 2802065 -272083 -246666 24289355 25431410 195653 182161 24093702 25249249 X The Foundation is dedicated to enhancing and strengthening the concrete industry through independent research and quality education programming. false false 2434213 1999992 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Concrete Sustainability Hub (MIT CSHub):The MIT CSHub brings together leaders from academia, industry, and government to develop breakthroughs using a holistic approach that will achieve durable and sustainable homes, buildings, and infrastructure in ever more demanding environments.The mission of the CSHub is to develop breakthroughs that will achieve sustainable and durable homes, buildings, and infrastructure. This is approached by conducting research to reduce the impact of producing and using concrete, and to develop tools to support infrastructure decisions: life-cycle environmental, cost, and hazard resistance.Research at the MIT CSHub has been organized around three focus areas: concrete materials science, building technology and the econometrics of sustainable development. 38947 32000 NRMCA -The objective of this study was to investigate optimization of rebar area and spacing in reinforced concrete walls, including ICF walls commonly used in low- and mid-rise construction. 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X X false false false true false false false false false Jennifer LeFevre Program Director 138186 1750 8396 23133 171465 Julie Garbini Executive Dir. 256527 30783 15392 28306 331008 Part III, Additional Information Schedule j, Part II, column (b)(ii):2023 Bonus and incentive compensation for Ms. Garbini included the 2023 bonus of $30,783 which was earned and paid in 2023.2023 Bonus and incentive compensation for Ms. LeFevre included the 2023 bonus of $1,750 which was earned and paid in 2023. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Development of Online Pavement Design Software:This project will provide free, online design guidance to pavement designers seeking to design in concrete. The design tools will allow designers and owners to maximize durability, increase sustainability and reduce the cost of pavements for the benefit of society. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Chemical Characterization of Returned Concrete Aggregate:This project seeks to couple laboratory leaching studies, utilizing representative saturation and geochemical conditions, with results from a forensic examination of a Recycled Concrete Aggregate (RCA) base course located in a MnROAD test facility to determine mechanisms that may limit the production of high pH of leachate. The objective is to develop guidance for appropriate compliance with pH limitations while also ensuring the ability to use the use of this recycled material for its sustainability benefits. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Pavement Lighting Study:The objective of this research was to evaluate the reflectiveness of the two most commonly used ern pavement systems in the U.S. The R tables, used for roadway lighting design, were established several decades ago as a critical parameter for determining the light reflectivity (luminance) of pavement surfaces. With the existence of modern pavement systems and also new lighting technologies it is necessary to examine the applicability and representability of the current R tables.A total of 12 different pavement surfaces were evaluated to characterize the light reflectivity of two light sources incandescent and LED. The reflective properties of the pavements were evaluated considering the influence of angular light. Light intensity and pavement reflectivity were measured to construct updated R tables. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 7: FAIL-SAFE Project:Factually Analyzing Integrated Layers of Safety Against Fires Effects (FAIL-SAFE) aims to study the impacts of fire and life safety in structures equipped with multiple layers of both active and passive fire protection features. The goal is to understand how active and passive fire protection features are interdependent in providing the level of safety that the public and fire service have come to expect. Deliverables will include several reports examining elements of fire safety such as sprinklers, building types, risk potential, reviews of strength and weaknesses of different types of fire protection systems, recommendations for changes and further action, as well as other information and tools. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 8: New Jersey Institute of Technology:A 90-minute rule exists that limits how long a concrete mixture can stay in a ready mixed concrete truck before being discharged. This research will be used to determine if the 90-minute rule can be extended for modern-day concrete mixtures without negatively impacting long-term strength and durability. The experimental results will help identify which, if any, durability mechanisms most effected by mixing concrete for longer times than is currently allowed (out to 150 minutes). OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 9: A Guide to Concrete Trails provides design and construction information to specifier for construction of all types of paved recreational trails including those for biking, running, walking, and for golf courses for sustainability, wellness and quality of life. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 10: Performance Engineered Mixtures study to address concrete durability issues for pavements. RMC's financial contribution is an industry match for funding thorugh a state DOT pooled fund research project. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 11: Evaluation of Chloride Limits for Reinforced Concrete to allow for appropriate use of supplementary cementitious materials to increase strength, durability and service life of concrete structures and support sustainable construction. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 12: A Simple and Nondestructive Evaluation Method to Achieve High-Quality Pervious Concrete Pavement Installations will help assure more durable and sustainable pavements. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 13: Concrete Durability study bringing atomstic level modeling up to the meso scale for implementation. A collaboration between MIT, University of New Brunswick and Oregon State University with consulting by OSU professor Jason Weiss of Liu Weiss. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 14: ICF Thermal Testing study to provide thermal performance comparison data between the ICF walls commonly used in residential and mid-rise construction and the commonly used wood and steel frame assemblies in both heating and cooling load scenarios as per ASTM 1353, to increase sustainability of construction. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 15: The Respiratory Protection Safety Video provides industry-specific respiratory protection plan training for the health and safety of the ready mixed concrete industry workforce and for compliance with OSHA standards. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 16: The Role of Air Content and Supplementary Cementitious Materials Replacement in Deicing Salt Joint Damage in Concrete will examine how salt damage may be mitigated, specifically with respect to the use of supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs) and entrained air. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 17: Development of a Concrete Strength Model to Optimize Concrete Mixtures will develop a simple, independent and validated model that ready mix producers can use to optimize their concrete mixtures for strength without overdesigning them, helping producers to use their materials more efficiently. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 18: Improving the Reliability of Resistivity Tests of Concrete will develop a reliable and cost-effective test method for the permeability of concrete with resistivity as an indicator of concrete's potential permeability. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 19: A Guide to Concrete Trails provides design and construction information to specifier for construction of all types of paved recreational trails including those for biking, running, walking, and for golf courses for sustainability, wellness and quality of life. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 20: A Simple and Nondestructive Evaluation Method to Achieve High-Quality Pervious Concrete Pavement Installations will help assure more durable and sustainable pavements. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 21: Minimum Design Requirements for Insulted Concrete Forms (ICF) Wall Systems will develop the technical data necessary to provide the design guidance for potentially reducing the minimum steel design requirements and permitting the use of steel fibers to increase serviceability and shear strength of ICF wall systems. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 22: Recording an development of the online safety trainig video Ready Mixed Concrete Plant Safety. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 23: The Skate4Concrete project includes development of videos educating young people about concrete and skateparks, resources for learning more about careers in concrete and the development of a high school level concrete certification recognized by the concrete industry. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 24: Project will move the LIFE-365 software to an online platform for ease of keeping current. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 25: Project is an update of the Guide to Concrete Overlays of Asphalt Parking Lots which helsp users identify candidates for concrete overlays and guides them on how to best perform a concrete overlay of asphalt parking lots. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 26: This project is a comprehensive update to NRMCA's Concrete Delivery Professional (CDP) Certification Program. The original prgram was developed over 20 years and the new version will include a revised curriculum and will move the program to be online. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 27: Concrete Habitat Homes Design & Construction Competition: This project is for a design and construction competition for a future Habitat for Humanity project. The project is, in part, meant to increase the exposure of architectural students to concrete and concrete design. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 28: Expansion of the Concrete Testing Adherence Collaboration: This project seeks to expand the Concrete Testing Adherence Collaboration to help ensure proper testing procedures , especially involving initial curing. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 29: Comparison of Cost & Energy Performance: Houses Built with ICF v. Conventional Construction: This project will provide a true side-by-side comparison of energy performance for insulated concrete forms (ICF) built houses versus conventional wood frame constructed houses in Oklahoma. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 30: Reliable Measurement and Specification of of Sulfur in Concrete Aggregates: This project will develop a standarize method to test for sulfur in concrete aggregates and will aid in the evaluation of aggregates for their potential to degrade concrete through oxidation of pyrrhotite and other iron sulfide minerals. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 31: Massachusetts Institute of Technology - The goal of this project is to develop a vision and implementation pla Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b The Executive Director reviews the Form 990 prior to filing with the Internal Revenue Service. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 available to public upon request. NRMCA 66 CANAL CENTER PLAZA SUITE 250 ALEXANDRIA VA 22314 530116046 TRADE ASSOCIATION MD 501(C)(6) NA false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false true true false false NRMCA n 25000 FMV NRMCA p 544146 FMV NRMCA q 8561 FMV