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The Quality Assurance Workshop is registered with the IRS as a Tax Exempt Organization,
Tax Identification No 52-1616558 Click here if you need a copy of our IRS W-9 Form   

 

 





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                       QAW's 2009 Planning Meeting
 
The planning committee meeting for the 2009 Mid-Atlantic QAW was held on Wednesday, May 14, 2008, at the Carousel Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland.  
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The Mid-Atlantic Quality Assurance Workshop has held an annual workshop since 1967. The Workshop includes five breakout sessions devoted to the latest information on highway materials in the areas of asphalt, concrete, metals, maintenance and soils and aggregates.

The states of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and District of Columbia make up the Mid-Atlantic QAW.  Sponsorship of the Workshop is rotated yearly, with the Maryland Department of Transportation  hosting the 2009 meeting which is to be held February 10-12, 2009.   The meeting is open to anyone interested in highway construction materials including government transportation employees, contractors, producers and suppliers.

     Topics Wanted !

Do you have an idea or topic for the 2009 Workshop?   The general and breakout sessions what to hear your ideas.  Just click on the session below and give us your ideas.  Over the past 40+ years the workshop has tried to proved information that YOU want to hear.  Please include  a speaker for this topic if you can. 

Thank you for making our workshop a success.  


General Session ,    

Metals Session ,    

Soils Session

Asphalt Session ,

Concrete Session

Maintance Session 


  
  


   

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