WOMEN OF ASPHALT REACHES MEMBERSHIP MILESTONE 1,000th Member Joins WofA ORANGE PARK, Florida —Women of Asphalt® (WofA) is excited to welcome its 1,000th member. On September 16, Marsha Johnson clicked the “join now” button and earned this noteworthy distinction. Since its launch in 2017, WofA has actively grown from its five founding members to the […]
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Resurfacing and roadway improvements on approximately one-mile of I-95 from just south of the Norwood Avenue (State Road 115) northbound off-ramp north to Edgewood Avenue West (State Road 111). The project includes milling and repaving the roadway, the on- and off-ramps at the Norwood Avenue/Lem Turner Road interchange and the northbound off-ramp and southbound on-ramp
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At approximately 5:50 a.m. there was a traffic accident just west of the Hammond Blvd. exit on I-10 eastbound in Duval County, FL that resulted in a fuel and fluid spill, subsequently causing significant damage to the asphalt roadway. FHP immediately closed the two damaged lanes, leaving only one eastbound lane open, until an asphalt
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The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) started work in late February 2016 on a project on the Interstate 10 and U.S. 301 interchange near Baldwin. The reconstruction project is designed to accommodate increased truck traffic making the northbound U.S. 301 to eastbound I-10 movement. Northbound trucks using U.S. 301 are primarily heading to Jacksonville or
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I-10 from I-295 to I-95 will be widened to improve traffic flow, safety and increase capacity. When complete, I-10 will feature up to ten lanes between I-295 and I-95. Traffic volume along I-10 is expected to increase significantly over the next two decades and widening the road will alleviate traffic issues in years ahead. Temporary
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This project involves reconstructing the Butler Boulevard/San Pablo Road interchange as a diverging diamond interchange (DDI). Through its unique design, a diverging diamond interchange enhances mobility and improves safety by eliminating conflict points for motorists seeking to turn left. In a DDI, drivers cross over to travel briefly on the left side of the road
$203,000 raised for local pediatric cancer families $203,000 was raised for local pediatric cancer families, despite concerns surrounding COVID-19 and a drastically different format. With the partnership of all seven Cox Media Group radio stations in Jacksonville, and a week-long event, NE Florida stepped up in a huge way! Thank you Cox Media and all
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Much to our team’s surprise, hundreds of honeybees recently set up camp at Duval Asphalt’s Philips Highway plant. The bees built a hive under a tarp covering our EZ Street Cold Mix pile! We recognize that honeybees are an important part of our ecosystem, so we immediately sought to have them safely moved! Duval
Endangered Honey Bees Safely Relocated from EZ Street bunker! Read More »
We are excited to announce that our Green Cove Springs asphalt plant is officially open for business – producing hot mix asphalt (HMA) for multiple projects in the Clay County area. With steady growth in this area, Duval Asphalt strategically picked this location to offer our product and services at competitive prices. For questions regarding
Green Cove Springs, FL Asphalt Plant – NOW OPEN! Read More »
Monday, July 27, 2020 Duval Asphalt responded to a phone call at 8:00 a.m. Monday morning requesting an emergency repair on I-10 eastbound, just west of the U.S. 301 interchange in Baldwin, FL. A 5-vehicle traffic accident involved a semi-truck that hit the guardrail and overturned, spilling diesel fuel and other fluids across all eastbound
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