Opinion from MB, page-108

Thanks smooge.

I have also been keeping a close eye on the NTPEP testing of EdenCrete PZ and HC from the outset.

As you can see, Eden submitted their applications for this testing on March 6th. Unfortunately it took until around May 10th or 11th until the testing actually began (both PZ and HC). On November 13th, the 6 month testing results were released to Eden, accordingly EdenCrete in Colorado. As this is a 12 month test, I am assuming that the final results of the testing will be sent to Eden, accordingly EdenCrete, on or around May 16th, which is about 11 weeks away. If this timeline is correct, this would be perfect timing, as in May/June, EdenCrete should receive final approval for Class A applications (new roads, highways and bridges), after having undergone 12 months of exhaustive and daily interstate highway traffic testing in Comer County.

As I said in a very recent post, the completion of the NTPEP certification process, as well as the Class A approval, should give sales a huge lift in the second half of this year and beyond, due to the fact that a large number DOT's (with FHWA approval and funding) can begin not only ordering EdenCrete for their existing full-depth-slab maintenance projects (24 hour/Class B applications just like Twiggs County), but also for their far larger infrastucture projects for new roads, highways and bridges (Class A) as well. It goes without saying that one of the first major Class A application projects is likely to come from the GDOT, and fairly promptly.

Have a good weekend!

Mark

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