Husqvarna Group’s Construction Division has acquired Michigan-based Diamond Tool Supply Inc., a leading producer of polishing and grinding diamond tools for concrete, stone and terrazzo, effective May 3.

NCCER and Build Your Future (BYF) are excited to announce the fourth annual I Built This! video contest with updated categories and even bigger rewards, including $5,000 in prizes.

ChemSystems Inc. announces that both the Helix and HBS brands of decorative concrete admixtures have been certified by an independent laboratory to be below the OSHA permissible exposure limit (PEL) for respirable crystalline silica.

Panamint Valley Limestone Inc., announced development of the PVL Lime plant in Trona, California. The site and air emissions credits have been acquired, the Conditional Use Permit process has started, and studies and preliminary engineering have been initiated.

Continuing its commitment to providing resources designed to support the construction industry’s transition to digital building modeling, Flowcrete Americas has launched a comprehensive Building Information Modeling Content Library featuring its complete range of polymer flooring solutions and traffic deck coating systems.

The Illinois Chapter of the American Concrete Institute recently celebrated the grand opening of its Certification Center, located in the western suburbs of Chicago.

Live Oak Construction Supply is the newest, and only, Atlanta-area dealer for Butterfield Color decorative concrete products.

Hilti extends the productivity of its cordless tool line with the introduction of the B 18/5.2 Li-Ion and B 18/2.6 Li-Ion battery packs, as well as the multibay charger C4/36-MC4.

Using Day1 and Lythic Densifiers just got easier. Ready-to-use formulations of Day1, Lythic Densifier and Lythic Densifier XL are now available from a Solomon Colors or Brickform distributor near you.

Formulators|Aquaflex recently introduced its line of silica-free waterproof concrete repair products which include Patch Mix, Skim-Fast and SLU. Every year, 2 million construction workers are exposed to respirable crystalline silica (RCS) dust in the workplace from concrete shot blasting and grinding.