Concrete Reinforcement Archives | The Conco Companies

On the weekend of September 21st, Gonsalves & Santucci Inc. dba Conco kicked off an exciting milestone—the 1st of 3 phases of Continuously Reinforced Concrete Paving (CRCP) installation for our partners at Vanguard Construction on the bustling Highway 680 in Pleasanton, CA.

Our amazing crews worked tirelessly, placing nearly 550,000 lbs of rebar in just 15 hours, from 8 a.m. to midnight. This intense effort resulted in nearly 6,500 linear feet of rebar being placed by Conco and 4,400 yards of top-quality concrete placed by Vanguard for Phase 1. It was the first time that all the Field Ironworkers in Northern California were together in one place at one time working on one job in recent memory. It took this massive effort to place the 15 loads of rebar that were delivered to the jobsite.

A massive shout out to our incredible Conco Team for their seamless coordination, hard work, and unwavering commitment to safety! Job well done!

Why CRCP?
Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement offers game-changing benefits like superior crack control, enhanced load transfer, exceptional durability, reduced maintenance, and efficient heat transfer. These advantages make it a top-tier choice for modern transportation infrastructure projects.

Office building with parking.

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Located at 2200 John Muir Parkway in Hercules, CA, is the Hercules Block Q&R project. This project will be home to 232 new apartment units and over 300 available parking spaces. Additionally, residential space will be surrounded by two fully landscaped courtyards to both the north and south.

The Conco Companies anticipates placing over 13,400 cubic yards of concrete, in addition to shotcrete and Confoam. Conco will also be responsible for providing 3,000,000 pounds of rebar and post tension reinforcement.

Read more about Hercules Block Q&R

Elco Yards Building E includes 2 levels of subterranean parking and two separate low-rise towers with 4 levels of office and life science space. The concrete structure includes a mat foundation, basement walls, shear walls, columns, and mild reinforced slabs. The project features Architectural board form walls and columns on the north tower.

A new two-story mixed-use building that will feature 37 luxury condominium units, commercial retail space on the first floor (street level) and a subterranean garage with 79 parking spaces. Structure consists of footings, slab on grade, columns, shotcrete walls, and elevated podium slab.