Bakersfield Recycling Operations
Large-scale crushing and recycling project in Bakersfield, CA. Processing 50,000 tons of concrete and rubble yearly, converting waste into high-quality Class 2 base material.
Vulcan Materials Roseville Plant
Ongoing crushing and recycling contract with Vulcan Materials, Roseville, CA. Under a yearly agreement, RBM processes an average of 150,000 tons of base material and 50,000 tons of RAP (Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement) annually converting reclaimed material into specification-grade product on-site at Vulcan's Roseville plant.
Flatiron-Dragados 105 Freeway Project
The FlatironDragados 105 Freeway project in Los Angeles incorporates advanced sustainability practices by recycling demolished concrete onsite and using it as Class 3 base material for new construction, significantly reducing environmental impact and supporting local resource efficiency. Working with Recycled Base Materials, Inc., Existing concrete is crushed onsite and repurposed as Class 3 base material, minimizing waste and the need for new raw materials. The recycling process involves pavement and soundwall demolition, followed by the use of the recycled concrete in the road’s sub-base layer, supporting California’s sustainability goals. This recycling approach aligns with Flatiron’s broader commitment to environmental sustainability and efficient design, reducing both transportation costs for materials and construction timeline.