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2012 ANNUAL REPORT

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03 CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

04 GALA DINNER CELEBRATING ASTEC INDUSTRIES CHIEF DON BROCK

05 HALL OF FAME

05 TRANSPORTATION BUILDER INSTITUTE

06 LTAP/TTAP CLEARINGHOUSE

06 NATIONAL WORK ZONE SAFETY INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE

07 SAFETY PROGRAMS & SERVICES

08 17TH ANNUAL YOUNG EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

08 LANFORD FAMILY HIGHWAY WORKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

09 AWARDS •PRIDE •GLOBE •TRANSOVATION •WOMENLEADERS •ROADWAYWORKZONESAFETYAWARENESS •CONTRACTORSAFETY

14 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

For more than 25 years, the ARTBA Transportation Development Foundation (ARTBA-TDF) has endeavored to develop initiatives that promote “research, education and public awareness” about the many positive economic and quality-of-life benefits of U.S. transportation development.

The year 2012 was no different! The Foundation executed a comprehensive program of work to help support ARTBA’s overall mission of growing the transportation construction market.

In September, we hosted the largest net fundraiser in ARTBA-TDF’s history with a special gala dinner in Memphis to honor the career achievements of Astec Industries’ Founder & Chairman Dr. Don Brock. The net proceeds are being used to expand the size and scope of TransOvation™, our annual, two-and-a-half day interactive workshop that helps transportation construction executives foster and build innovative thinking into their professional skill set.

The National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse hosted its first-ever “virtual conference” on best practices in work zone safety for nearly 500 federal, state and lo-cal transportation officials from across the United States and the world. This forum pro-vided professional development, exhibits and networking opportunities for cash-strapped public agency leaders at their desktop or laptop computer, and at no cost.

Leo VecellioChairman & CEO

The Vecellio Group

ARTBA and its industry allies provided safety training to more than 4,000 industry professionals through a variety of federal contracts.

New offerings included the “Preventing Runovers and Backovers” training course, production of a flagger safety training video, and the rollout of a digital and searchable “Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices” (MUTCD), available for the first time on mobile devices.

Finally, the Foundation continued to make a difference to the children of fallen highway workers. More than $40,000 was raised for the “Lanford Family Highway Worker Memorial Scholarship Program,” which provides post-high school financial assistance.

Please take a few minutes to read through the pages of this annual report. These impressive results could not have been achieved without your continued personal leadership and support!

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GALA DINNER CELEBRATING ASTEC INDUSTRIES CHIEF DON BROCK

SponsorsBart Mitchell, Superior Paving Corp.

Bill Dorey

Bill Lemons, Western Engineering Company

Bill Sansom, H.T. Hackney Co.

Bob Barnhill, Barnhill Contracting Company

Bob Matthews

Bob Thompson, Thompson Foundation

Brady Meldrem, Norris Asphalt Paving Co.

Brian Burgett, Kokosing Construction Company

Chris Lodgez

Charles & Jackie Potts

Danny Shepherd, Vulcan Materials Company

David Madden, Madden Contracting Company, Inc.

David Reed, Whitaker Contracting

Don Chambers, LoJac Enterprises

Doug Black, Oldcastle Materials, Inc.

Drew Boggs, Boggs Paving, Inc.

September 11: ARTBA Foundation Justee Charlie Potts was the master of ceremonies at a gala dinner to honor the career of Dr. Don Brock.

The ARTBA-TDF hosted a special September 11 dinner to honor the career achievements and innovative spirit of Astec Industries’ Founder, Chairman & CEO Dr. Don Brock.

Charlie Potts, the chief executive officer of Heritage Construction & Materials, singlehandedly helped ensure the dinner was the largest net fundraiser in the Foundation’s history. During the event, ARTBA announced that its annual innovation event and awards program had been permanently renamed the “Dr. J. Don Brock TransOvation™ Workshop & Awards Program.”

The dinner’s net proceeds are being used to expand the size and scope of TransOvation™, an annual two-and-a-half day, interactive workshop that helps transportation design and construction executives build innovative thinking into their professional skill set to create higher value business models.

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Glen Tellock, The Manitowoc Company, Inc.

James Baker

Jay Winford, Prairie Contractors, Inc.

Jim Roberts, Granite Construction Company

Jim Scott, Scotty’s Contracting & Stone

Joe Anderson, Anderson Columbia Company, Inc.

Larry Tate, Caterpillar Inc.

Lawrence Warren, Warren Paving, Inc.

Leo Vecellio, Vecellio Group, Inc.

Lloyd Fry

Mark Buster, RK Hall Construction, LTD

Mark Towe, Oldcastle Materials, Inc.

Mike McCartney, McCartney Construction, Co., Inc.

Mike Toohey

Norm Smith, Astec Industries

Paul Detwiler, New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.

Paul & Anita Yarossi, HNTB Holdings

Peter Wilson, Barriere Construction Company, LLC

Rab Summers, Summers—Taylor, Inc.

Reid Banks, Banks Construction

Richard Jackson, C R Jackson, Inc.

Rick Moore, Lehman—Roberts Company

Robert Davidson

Ron White, Superior Paving Corp.

Seth Wooten, S.T. WOoten Corporation

Sonny Dement, Dement Construction Company, LLC

Steve Wright, Wright Brothers Construction Co., Inc.

Terry Bunn, S.T. Bunn Construction Co., Inc.

The Heritage Group

Tom Hill, Summit Materials, LLC

Ward Nye, Martin Marietta Materials, Inc.

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GALA DINNER CELEBRATING ASTEC INDUSTRIES CHIEF DON BROCK

Established in 2010 as part of the Foundation’s 25th anniversary, the “Transportation Development Hall of Fame” honors individuals or families from the public and private sectors who have made extraor-dinary contributions to U.S. transportation development and demon-strated exceptional leadership over their lifetime in two categories.

2012 inductees included:

The Transportation Builder Institute (TBI) successfully strived to meet the specialized professional development and education needs for scores of transportation design, construction and safety executives.

The TBI offered intensive training and leadership courses through the Project Management and Project Delivery Academies.

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HALL OF FAME TRANSPORTATION BUILDER INSTITUTE

Jim Madara, a senior vice president at Gannett Fleming

Chris Anzidei, partner, Law Offices of Christopher Anzidei, PLLC

Harry Heltzer (deceased), a former president and CEO of 3M.

Jay Newitt, professor, Brigham Young University

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LTAP/TTAP CLEARINGHOUSE

NATIONAL WORK ZONE SAFETY INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE

The Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) and Tribal Technical Assistance Program (TTAP), is composed of a network of 58 centers —one in every state, Puerto Rico and regional centers serving tribal governments. The centers enable local counties, parishes, townships, cities and towns to improve their roads and bridges by supplying them with a variety of training programs, an information clearinghouse, new and existing technology updates, personalized technical assistance and newsletters.

Under the ARTBA Foundation’s management, the Clearinghouse bolstered its program of work through the redesign of a new interactive website and in fulfilling more than 5,000 information requests.

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The National Work Zone Safety Information Clearinghouse (www.workzonesafety.org), established in 1998, provided a broad array of services for industry professionals and public officials, with the facility handling more than 175,000 information requests.

The Clearinghouse also hosted its first virtual conference on “Best Practices in Work Zone Safety” for nearly 500 professionals from across the United States and around the world.

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SAFETY PROGRAMS & SERVICES

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Through a variety of training contracts and ARTBA Foundation- sponsored courses, the association and its partners offered safety training to more than 4,000 industry professionals during the year.

Other new programs included the:

• Creation of a first-of-its-kind training course help “Prevent Runovers and Backovers” based on over a decade of research conducted by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).

• Launch of version 11 of the Roadway Safety+ interactive training program, which provides multi-lingual training on 33 different safety topics for front-line workers, supervisors, managers and public officials.

• Completion of nine Guidance Documents with our industry partners focusing on a variety of state-of-the-art safety practices such as Work Zone Access and Egress, Speed Management, Worker Safety Strategies, and Use of Law Enforcement.

• Roll out of a searchable “Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices” (MUTCD) available for the first time on mobile devices.

• Production of a flagger safety training video.

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17TH ANNUAL YOUNG EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMThe 17th annual Young Executive Development Program (YEDP), held May 29-June 1, featured 35 industry executives, who were provided with a three-and-a-half day introduction to the federal legislative and regulatory process. The YEDP included visits with federal agency officials, legislators and congressional staff to discuss the highway and transit authorization bill, and offered an overview of ARTBA’s role in representing the industry’s interests in the Nation’s Capital.

Six students from around the country were named recipients of the “Lanford Family Highway Worker Memorial Scholarship,” the first-of-its-kind program that provides post-high school financial assistance to the children of highway workers killed or disabled on the job. The 2012-13 class included:

2012 YEDP class.

LANFORD FAMILY HIGHWAY WORKER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Brianna Keefe: Northwestern University

Dallas Jones: Indiana Institute of Technology

Vybav Hiraesave: University of Delaware

Allison Moore: University of Georgia

Nahun Morales: George Mason University

Shaneeka Morris: Robert Morris University

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AWARDS

Nearly 50 industry firms and agencies were recognized for excellence through six main awards programs:

• PRIDE: Community Relations & Public Relations • Globe: Environmental Excellence• TransOvation™: Project-related Innovation • Women Leaders in Transportation Design & Construction: Public

& Private Sector Professionals and Students • Roadway Work Zone Safety Awareness: Public Education,

Training, Technology & Innovation • Contractor Safety: Corporate Safety programs as measured by

“OSHA Recordable Rate”

PRIDE AwardsWinners in two categories included:

COMMUNITY RELATIONS: PRIVATE SECTORFirst Place: APAC-Missouri, Inc., an Oldcastle Materials Company: “Quarry Days Celebration”Second Place (tie): Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. & Kiewit Western Company: “UTA Airport TRAX Light Rail Project”Second Place (tie): Flatiron Construction Corp.: “SR92deals.com Coupon Campaign”

COMMUNITY RELATIONS: PUBLIC SECTORFirst Place: Idaho Transportation Department and URS Energy & Construction: “U.S. 95 Sand Creek Byway”

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Community Relations-Private Sector. First place winner: “Quarry Days Celebration.”

Community Relations-Public Sector. First place winner: “U.S. 95 Sand Creek Byway”

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PUBLIC-MEDIA RELATIONS/EDUCATION: PRIVATE SECTORFirst Place: APAC-Missouri, Inc., an Oldcastle Materials Company “Build-up Columbia”

PUBLIC-MEDIA RELATIONS/EDUCATION: PUBLIC SECTORFirst Place: Utah DOT, Copper Hills Constructors, HDR Inc., and Parsons Brinckerhoff: “Mountain View Corridor”Second Place: Massachusetts DOT, J.F. White Contracting Company, Kiewit, Joint Venture: “I-93 Fast 14 Rapid Bridge Replacement Proj-ect”

Globe Awards:The honorees included:

CATEGORY: AIRPORT First Place: The Cleveland Muncipal Airport Authority, Wright Brothers Construction Co., and PDC Consultants, LLC., “Cleveland Regional Jetport”

CATEGORY: LOCAL OR SECONDARY ROAD First Place: Kane County Division of Transportation and Alfred Benesch & Company: “Stearns Road—An Environmental Corridor that Happens to Have a Road in It”Second Place: Pike Industries, Inc. and Maine DOT: “Height of the Land”

CATEGORY: MAJOR HIGHWAY (PROJECT < $100 MILLION)First Place: South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) and HDR Engineering: “U.S. 17 ACE Basin Widening Project”Second Place: Idaho Transportation Department and Connecting Idaho Partners: “U.S. 30-McCammon to Lava Hot Springs Corridor Improvement Project”Honorable Mention: New Jersey Department of Transportation, Tilcon New York and EIW Corp: “Miracle on 1-287 Emergency Response Project”

CATEGORY: MAJOR HIGHWAY (PROJECT > $100 MILLION)First Place: Maryland State Highway Administration and MD200 Constructors: “Design-Build Intercounty Connector Contract B (ICC B)”Second Place: Maryland State Highway Administration and Maryland Transportation Authority: “Intercounty Connector Project (ICC)”

CATEGORY: PORTS & WATERWAYSFirst Place: General Construction Company: “Lower Duwamish Waterway Slip 4 Early Action Area”

CATEGORY: MATERIALS COMPANY (PROCESS)First Place: The Shelly Company, an Oldcastle Company: “Wildlife Habitat Site Program”

DISCOVER THE New, NEW BINGHAM HIGHWAY

Public-Media Relations/Education-Public Sector: First place winner: “Mountain View Corridor.”

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TransOvation™ AwardsA new program, the “TransOvation Awards,” honor innovative transportation infrastructure-related products, services, technologies and techniques introduced over the past five years that can be documented to provide a high return-on-investment by: improving transportation safety; saving transportation users and taxpayers time and/or money; or making our transportation infrastructure more environmentally sustainable.

Inaugural winners were honored at a July 26 gala dinner during the 2012 TransOvation™ Workshop in Leesburg, Va.:

• Copper Hills Constructors (Joint Venture of Granite Construction, Kiewit and W.W. Clyde) & the Utah Department of Transportation: “Modified CMGC Contracting”

• The Lane Construction Corporation: “I-85 Temporary Median Access Bridge and Ramps”

• Schnabel Engineering & the Maryland Port Administration: “Innovative Dredge Material Reuse Project”

TOP: “Modified CMGC Contracting”

MIDDLE: “I-85 Temporary Median Access Bridge and Ramps”

BOTTOM: “Innovation Dredge Material Reuse Project”

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Roadway Work Zone Safety AwardsThe 14th annual Roadway Work Zone Safety Awareness Awards were presented at a September 12 luncheon during ARTBA’s National Convention. There were winners in three categories:

Outreach Campaigns: Recognizes efforts that promote roadway work zone safety through implementation of employee and/or public education campaigns on a national, state or local level.

National Level—First Place: DBi Services, LLC: “National Work Zone Safety Week Billboard & High School Outreach Program”

State Level—First Place: Missouri Department of Transportation: “Barrel Bob, Missouri’s Spokesbarrel for Work Zone Safety”

State Level—Second Place: Texas Department of Transporation: “Safety: Mission Zero Campaign”

Local Level—First Place: Utah Department of Transportation: “Think Safety Outreach Campaign”

Local Level—Second Place: Virginia Department of Transportation-Hampton Roads: “Work Zone Awareness Senior Safety Challenge”

Women LeadersThe “Women Leaders in Transportation Design & Construction Awards” were presented at the TransOvation™ event in two categories:

The Ethel S. Birchland Lifetime Achievement Award: Named after ARTBA’s executive director from the mid-1920s, it is given to individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, long-term service in the industry’s public or private sectors and dedication to the advancement of innovation and other women leaders.

• Dr. Katherine “Katie” Turnbull, Texas Transportation Institute• Ms. Karen Schurr, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

The Future Industry Spotlight Award: It recognizes students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate studies at a U.S. college or university who have achieved an outstanding academic record and demonstrated extraordinary leadership skills within and outside of the academic environment.

• Carrie Mohlman, University of Nebraska-Lincoln• Danielle Soriano, University of Florida

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Dr. Katie Turnbill (right) receiving the Ethel S. Birchland Lifetime Achievement Award from ARTBA Women Leaders Council Chair Melissa Tooley.

Carrie Mohlman receiving the Future Industry Spotlight Award.

Danielle Soriano receiving the Future Industry Spotlight Award.

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Contractor SafetyWinners demonstrated a low “OSHA Recordable Rate” as measured against benchmark metrics established by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and awards were presented in three categories, based on the number of employee hours worked:

• 500,000 or fewer hours: Sharpe Bros., Greensboro, N.C.• 500,001 to 1,000,000 hours: Herzog Contracting Corp., St.

Joseph, Mo.• More than 1 million hours: CH2M Hill, Englewood, Colo.

Training Programs: Honors state and local educational programs that promote worker safety on the job site.

State Level—First Place: The Lane Construction Corporation: “Effective Use of Law Enforcement in Work Zones Training”

Local Level—First Place: APAC Southeast Inc., an Oldcastle Materials Company: “Backing Up Light System”

Innovations: Recognizes the important role that technology plays in improving safety in and around work zones with innovative products and methodologies or innovative applications to existing products and methodologies.

Technology/Products—First Place: Mobile Barriers, LLC: “Mobile Barrier MBT-1”

Technology/Products—Second Place: Plastic Safety Systems, Inc.: “RoadQuake 2: Temporary Portable Rumble Strips”

Technology/Methodology—First Place: The Lane Construction Corporation: “I-85 Widening - Temporary Median Access Bridge and Ramps”

Technology/Methodology—Second Place: Lindsay Transportation Solutions: “San Francisco Doyle Drive Bypass”

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Roadway Work Zone Safety Awards: For the Outreach Campaign, DBi Services, LLC, receives first place at the national level.

Roadway Work Zone Safety Awards: For the Training Programs, The Lane Construction Corporation receives first place at the state level.

Roadway Work Zone Safety Awards: For Innovation, Mobile Barriers, LLC ,receives first place for technology/products.

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ARTBA-TDF Board of TrusteesChairman Leo Vecellio Chairman & CEO Vecellio Group West Palm Beach, Fla.

Rich Wagman Chairman & CEO G.A. & F.C. Wagman York, Pa.

Tom Hill CEO Summit Materials Washington, D.C.

Paul Yarossi President HNTB Holdings New York, N.Y.

Bill Cox President Corman Construction Annapolis Junction, Md.

Mike Walton E.H. Cockrell Centennial Chair in Engineering, University of Texas Austin, Texas

Steve Wright President & CEO Wright Brothers Construction Charleston, Tenn.

Ken Rezendes Chairman K.R. Rezendes, Inc. Assonet, Mass.

Larry Tate Worldwide Product Manager Caterpillar Inc.

Gene McCormick Senior Vice President Parsons Brinckerhoff Naples, Fla.

Garry Higdem Senior Vice President & Panama Canal Expansion Program Manager CH2M HILL Englewood, Colo.

Charlie Potts CEO Heritage Construction & Materials Indianapolis, Ind.

Pete Ruane President & CEO ARTBA Washington, D.C.

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The ARTBA-TDF was established in 1985 as a 501 (c) 3 tax-exempt entity to support research, education and public awareness. Corporate and personal contributions to support the activities of the Foundation may be tax-deduct-ible. The Foundation’s Federal Tax Identification Number is 52-6283894.

Contacts:Matt Jeanneret, Executive Director202.289.4434 • mjeanneret@artba.org Brad Sant, Executive Director, Safety & Education202.289.4434 • bsant@artba.org

Holly DiGangi, Assistant Scholarships & Awards Program Manager202.289.4434 • hdigangi@artba.org

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