OPSS Standardization
Ontario’s 444 municipalities build roads in just as many different ways — leading to inefficiencies, design and construction delays, and higher costs. The solution is simple: standardize through the OPSS.MUNI.
Industry Issues
Civil Construction Industry Welcomes Provincial Commitment to Standardize Municipal Construction Practices
Toronto, ON—The civil infrastructure construction associations welcomed the Ontario government’s announcement that consultations will be launched with municipalities and industry
Sustainability in Action: Using Recycled Crushed Aggregates in Linear Infrastructure
On May 8, industry professionals joined an in-depth webinar focused on the use of Recycled Crushed Aggregates (RCA) in Ontario’s
Recycled Crushed Aggregates for roads | Rogers tv
Recycled Crushed Aggregate is exactly what it sounds like: reclaimed asphalt and concrete from roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, and structures,
Using Recycled Crushed Aggregates: Case Study of York Region’s VivaNext Project
Recycled Crushed Aggregate (RCA) is asphalt pavement and/or concrete reclaimed from old roads and structures. This material undergoes rigorous quality
Municipal Infrastructure Contractors Call for Improved Construction Practices
https://tarba.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/CTV-Interview-Municipal-Infrastructure.mp4 TORONTO, Sept. 10, 2024 /CNW/ – The Toronto and Area Road Builders Association (TARBA), the Greater Toronto Sewer and
TARBA Advocates for Increased Use of Recycled Crushed Aggregate in Projects
Asphalt and concrete are 100% recyclable and can be reused as valuable construction materials. Recycled Crushed Aggregate (RCA) is asphalt pavement and/or concrete reclaimed from old roads or structures.