This
website is brought to you by the Cement
Council of Texas. The CCT is a non-profit Texas corporation, which represents
the manufacturers and distributors of portland cement in the state of Texas.
The Cement Council of Texas is an affiliate of the Portland
Cement Association (PCA) and in addition to working closely with PCA; the
Cement Council of Texas also works with the American
Concrete Paving Association (ACPA), the National
Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA), and related local and regional
associations and their members.
The
Cement Council
of Texas is also available for technical support and holds regular training
seminars for architectural and engineering practitioners. Click here to see
a full list of training seminars.
The CCT's mission is
to encourage the use of cement and concrete in...
The
Cement Council of Texas is
also available for technical support and holds regular training seminars for
architectural and engineering practitioners. Click here to see a full list
of training seminars.

As
the Director of the Cement Council of Texas, Lopez administers the marketing
activities of three engineers and specialists working in the paving, recycling
and stabilization, and concrete homes markets.
Bob
Served as a structural and paving engineer for the Portland Cement Association
in the South Central and the Rocky Mountain/Northwest Regions, respectively.
He was also the Director of Marketing, Cement Division, for Gifford-Hill Cement
Company followed by a similar position with Holnam (now Holcim) Cement Company
during 1981 through 1993. He has been the Executive Director of the CCT
since 1993.
Bob is a graduate of California State University at Long Beach, having received his BCSE in 1972 and Masters in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas at Arlington in 1974. He is a registered professional engineer in Texas. He is also a member of the American Concrete Institute, the American Society of Civil Engineers, and the American Concrete Paving Association.

Jeff
Hawk joined the Cement Council of Texas in December 2001 as Soil-Cement Program
Manager. Hawk's responsibilities include promoting the use of Portland cement
in soil stabilization and other related applications as well as serving as
a key contact for federal, state, county and local government officials and
consultants. As an assistant editor for McGraw-Hill Companies' international
weekly business news magazine Engineering News-Record, Hawk covered the equipment
market including new road-building technologies and current issues facing the
highway construction market. Prior to ENR, Hawk edited the McGraw-Hill Construction's
regional monthly publication Texas Construction. Hawk brings more than a decade
of communications experience to the position, which includes a stint as a U.S.
Marine Corps correspondent. Hawk graduated from Ohio University in Athens,
Ohio, with a degree in communications.
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Jeff Hawk |
Manager, Soil Cement Program
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Cement Council of Texas |
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Bob Lopez |
Executive Director |
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Amy Gilles |
Executive Assistant |
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phone: |
(817) 540-4437 |
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fax: |
(817) 545-7254 |
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