Precast Today
From industry outlooks and government updates to precast concrete case studies, features on precast producers and member news, Precast Today is the No. 1 publication for precast producers and specifiers.
Q3 2026
Under a 2022 agreement with disability rights advocates, the MTA is making 95% of currently inaccessible subway and Staten Island Railway stations accessible by 2055. Precast concrete is playing a role in that shift, and proving to be a good fit in a city where onsite construction amid the densely packed buildings, high pedestrian traffic volumes and busy streets is extremely difficult. In addition to the cover story, you’ll find articles on automation, Guardian concrete and North Carolina’s first precast culvert tunnel.
Q2 2026
For nearly eight decades, County Materials Corporation has built more than concrete products — it has built relationships, careers and communities. What began in 1946 as a modest, family-run operation in central Wisconsin has grown into a multi-division manufacturer spanning seven states, employing more than 2,000 team members and serving a wide range of infrastructure and construction markets. In addition to the cover story, you’ll find stories on project tracking, hand safety and a case study about a U.S. Coast Guard pier project.
Q1 2026
When Hurricane Helene tore through eastern Tennessee in September 2024, it didn’t just damage roads. It severed lifelines. Rescue came in the form of 408 feet of custom-engineered reinforced concrete pipe. And Permatile Concrete Products had less than 90 days to make it happen. In addition to this cover story, you’ll find articles on safety, The Precast Show, Pre-Con and more.
Q4 2025
A precast project at the Philadelphia Zoo that helped give flamingos a functional habitat. In addition this case study, you’ll find a cover story on the investment Locke Solutions has made in its people, a case study on durable urban construction, a safety feature on forklifts and information on the Young Professionals Network.
