CWR Recognized with Four Awards at the ACAF Annual Convention
The CWR team attended the Asphalt Contractors Association of Florida (ACAF) Annual Convention, where four of our projects were recognized with award honors.
It's always rewarding to see a project receive recognition, but what makes moments like this meaningful is knowing how much work goes into earning it. Every project represents countless hours from people across our company, from crews and plant personnel to project managers, mechanics, quality control teams, and support staff.
The projects recognized this year included:
- District 3 Florida Road Builder of the Year – SR 30 (US 98), Okaloosa County
- District 7 FDOT Roads & Streets Builder of the Year – SR 93 (I-275), Hillsborough County
- District 3 FDOT Roads & Streets Builder of the Year – SR 10 (US 90), Gadsden County
- District 5 Urban Road Builder of the Year – County Road 466, Sumter County
These projects span different regions of Florida, but they all share one thing in common: a team committed to doing quality work and delivering a finished product that serves the traveling public.
We're proud of the recognition, but even more proud of the people behind it.
Thank you to everyone who played a role in these projects and represented CWR at this year's convention. We appreciate the partnership of our clients, subcontractors, suppliers, and industry partners who help make projects like these successful.
Congratulations to everyone involved.
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