ASPIRE is a quarterly magazine published by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) in cooperation with the associations of the National Concrete Bridge Council. The editorial content focuses on the latest technology and key issues in the Concrete Bridge Industry.

The Prestressed Concrete Association of Pennsylvania is a non-profit industry organization of prestressed concrete bridge beam manufacturers approved by the Department of Transportation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a material source and located in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Established in 1996, PPA promotes the use of precast concrete in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and elsewhere by demonstrating its advantages and benefits and develops consensus among members in the establishment of production, design and application standards.

The Mid-Atlantic Precast Association (MAPA) is a professional marketing organization committed to the growth and greater profitability of the Precast Industry in the Mid-Atlantic region. MAPA will educate the construction community, design professionals and students on the advantages of precast concrete and will assist members in their efforts to enhance market share as compared to competing materials.

The National Precast Concrete Association is an international trade association representing the manufacturers of plant produced concrete products and the suppliers to the industry. NPCA provides members with education seminars, an annual industry trade show, monthly industry newsletters, a quarterly magazine targeted exclusively to the manufactured concrete products industry, technical/sales literature and a technical services "hotline.".

The Precast / Prestressed Concrete Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering greater understanding and use of precast and prestressed concrete. It maintains a full staff of technical marketing specialists and has members from throughout the world.

Where cement and concrete are concerned, so is the Portland Cement Association: in manufacturing, in raising the quality of construction, in improving our product and its uses, in contributing to a better environment.

The Canadian Prestressed Concrete Institute (CPCI) represents 28 prestressing plants located throughout Canada.

Founded in 1971 The Road Information Program (TRIP) is a nonprofit organization that researches, evaluates and distributes economic and technical data on highway transportation issues.

The Associated Pennsylvania Constructors (APC) is an association representing those who have a business interest in the transportation construction industry in Pennsylvania. It advocates for adequate funding for Pennsylvania's transportation needs, fosters a positive partnership between governmental agencies and officials and APC members, and promotes quality in the design and construction of transportation systems.

The World of Concrete is a publishing effort by the Aberdeen Group for associations in the concrete and masonry construction industries.

Roads & Bridges is the premier magazine serving the transportation construction industry - an industry that has outpaced inflation by over 26% in the past ten years. Responding to this growth and change in the market Roads & Bridges continues to be the magazine of record for this dynamic audience.

This site provides access to the latest information an all bills pending before the U.S. House and Senate, by bill number or by keyword phrase.

This links to the U. S. Senate wweb site and provides a listing of senators by state, committee assignments, and other helpful information.

This links to the House of Representatives web site and includes connections to all members of the U. S. House of Representatives, provides a service to locate your representative by typing in your zip code, and provides links to other helpful information.

Rationale:
TCI-PAC is the unified voice of the transportation construction industries in Pennsylvania. It represents a broad array of interests including asphalt hot mix, aggregates, concrete, contractors, materials suppliers, equipment dealers, services purveyors and consultants.

Mission:
To support candidates for Governor and the State Legislature who are supportive of the needs of the transportation construction industries in Pennsylvania, including a well-funded highway program.

The TCI-PAC represents over 700 companies and more than 60,000 individuals doing business in Pennsylvania's Transportation Construction Industry.