The aggregates, concrete and cement industries in Texas are enormously valuable to the state’s residents and businesses. Check out our video to learn more.

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Emerging Leaders Academy

TACA Emerging Leaders Academy
TACA's Emerging Leaders Academy is a three-year program that is led and facilitated by leadership development professional and academy dean Rick Kolster/Peak Performance Group.

Learn About TACA

The Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) is the main resource for the aggregate, concrete, cement and other associated industries in Texas. The association represents its member companies by providing industry information to the public, media, policymakers and regulators; advocating for industry issues; ensuring member companies commit to conducting business with integrity, respect, transparency and honest communication; and creating industry training courses and materials that help members effectively manage their businesses.

Learn how TACA members work hard to support Texas’ growing population.

Learn about more than 15 local, state and federal regulatory agencies oversee our industry.

Learn how concrete builds the core strength of Texas.

Sponsor a Teacher

TACA has teamed up with the Texas Mining & Reclamation Association (TMRA) on their Teacher Workshops. Sponsor a teacher for this week-long workshop with a contribution that covers teaching materials, meals, lodging, etc. This is your chance to promote our industry by sponsoring a teacher.  Our goal is to raise enough money to send teachers to the 2021 workshop. Click here for more information on the Teacher Workshop.

TACA COVID-19 Statement

Considered “essential critical infrastructure” workers, TACA member companies, which include those in the aggregate, concrete, cement and other associated industries, continue to build, upgrade and maintain Texas’ infrastructure during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis.  

TACA member companies take all necessary precautions to further prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. These measures are guided by Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommendations, which encourage incorporating work-at-home policies when appropriate and possible. TACA continues to work with our membership to facilitate communication, collaboration and sharing of best practices, including the implementation of strict operating safety protocols during the pandemic.

While TACA does not foresee any disruption in the delivery of Texas’ essential infrastructure materials or critical construction services at this time, the situation remains fluid and dynamic. As always, we will provide updates of any changes as they become available.