NAPA Media Release – click here to view the release. The narrative of the media release is below. Designing the right pavement for the job got easier thanks to PaveXpress, a free Web-based pavement design scoping tool for roadway and parking lot pavements. PaveXpress — www.pavexpressdesign.com — […]
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On September 17th, staff from the Department of Transportation, Federal Highways Administration, the City and County of Honolulu, and the University of Hawaii were given a tour of the Kalaeloa Asphalt Terminal hosted by the president of Asphalt Hawaii. The tour started at the loading docks, which […]
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HAPI’s mission is to keep the government agencies and consultants informed of upcoming practices and technologies. This workshop, held on September 17, 2014, is a perfect example because FRA is something new to Hawaii. The goal of this workshop was to introduce the DOT Airports staff, their […]
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About 60 people attended a seminar on the Asphalt Institute’s MS-22 Construction of Quality Hot Mix Asphalt Pavements presented by Humer at the Pearl County Club. While the Asphalt Institute presented the same seminar last year the HAPI-sponsored session this year resulted in a 50% increase in […]
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Sakai was founded in Japan in May of 1918 for the manufacture and repair of diesel locomotives and their engines. Since that time, the company has evolved and grown to an annual production of over 4000 vibratory compactors per year. Sakai vibratory compactors were introduced to North […]
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Safety Systems and Signs Hawaii, Inc. started in 1973 on the island of Oahu supplying traffic control assistance to the State’s Department of Transportation. Since that time,the company has grown to include 4 separate divisions plus catalog and online sales. Products range from classic orange and white […]
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Mayor Kirk Caldwell today announced his nomination of Robert Kroning to serve as the new Director of the Department of Design and Construction. Kroning started today as Director-designate, pending approval of the Honolulu City Council. “I initially came to Hawaii in 2005 to work for the US Army […]
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