Southeast Concrete Alliance Network

The 2009 SCAN Conference has been cancelled due to the severe travel restrictions for state DOT Employees as a result of the budget problems facing the DOTs. Without participation by our DOT partners it would have made it difficult to have a successful conference.

The SCAN awards program is still active and everyone is encouraged to submit projects for consideration for a SCAN award.

2009 SCAN Award Entries

You may also download presentation from previous SCAN conferences.

What is SCAN?
The Southeast Concrete Alliance Network (SCAN) was formed in 2000 by representatives of seven Southeastern State DOTs, FHWA, and Industry Representatives for the specific purpose of working together to improve concrete pavement performance and durability in a cost-effective manner. Specific objectives are to

• provide a regional forum for PCC pavement technology sharing,
• encourage development of uniform specifications and best practices,
• promote research and technology,
• encourage implementation of innovative construction practices and designs
  

SCAN's Vision

To continuously improve concrete pavement performance and durability in a cost effective manner.

SCAN’s Objective:

To create a technical environment and a network of public and private organizations working together to achieve quality concrete pavements that satisfy the needs and expectations of the motoring public.

Annual Southeast Concrete Pavement Conference
This conference is organized annually by SCAN to fulfill its mission of technology sharing and implementation of new practices and innovations in PCC pavements. This conference is of value to State and Federal DOT engineers, contractors, consultants, suppliers, academia and others involved with the design and construction of concrete pavements.

Why Should You Attend?
The conference is a unique opportunity in the southeast to learn about the latest technology, have informal discussions with contractors, DOT engineers, and suppliers and find out about what is going on in other states. Two of the unique features of this conference are the reports made on current and future concrete pavement activities in each state by a DOT representative and the contractor's panel