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Gray and NexGen Design Sustainable and Durable Concrete Solutions

Proactive approach for data infrastructure and renewable energy

Quality Digest
Thu, 09/18/2025 - 12:02
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(NextGen Contracting: Lexington, KY) -- NexGen Contracting, Gray’s self-perform arm, is leading the charge toward more sustainable construction practices through its concrete division.

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NexGen’s concrete division is rethinking how concrete is produced, specified, and delivered to meet the demands of a changing industry without compromising performance.

NexGen Concrete is tackling the challenge of material efficiency through various options, including value-added alternatives that help extend durability while minimizing waste.

Concrete is one of the largest consumable products on most construction projects—particularly when it comes to cement-based materials, which represent a major portion of project volume and cost. NexGen Concrete addresses the challenge of material efficiency by optimizing mix designs, reducing cement content, and exploring value-added alternatives that enhance durability while minimizing waste.

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