Colorado Marine Dealers Association

The Association of Wall & Ceiling Industries of Colo, based in Denver, CO, is a professional organization dedicated to promoting and supporting the wall and ceiling industry in Colorado. With a focus on networking, education, and advocacy, the association serves as a valuable resource for professionals in the industry looking to stay informed and connected. Generated from their business information

RMMI is proud to carry on Colorado's masonry tradition through education and outreach. We are a consortium of more than 100 manufacturers, contractors, suppliers and associate members located throughout Colorado and Wyoming. Our mission is to increase the understanding and use of masonry in homes, schools, and commercial building projects throughout the Rocky Mountain Region. We also work to enhance everyone's awareness and appreciation of the beauty, durability, and environmental friendliness of brick, block and stone. Our architectural and engineering experts are available to provide technical information and assistance at any stage of your project. For architectural help, contact RMMI's technical director Diane Travis at 303-893-3838 or dianet@rmmi.org. For engineering help, contact our expert advisors at Atkinson-Noland & Associates/Consulting Engineers at 303-444-3620 or info@ana-usa.com. RMMI members are the best in the business, and we are happy to refer you to reputable companies whose products and project experience fit your needs. Just give us a call 303-893-3838 or check out our online membership directory. What's the benefit of working with a Certified RMMI Contractor or Supplier? Masonry certification begins with a year-long continuing education program covering all aspects of masonry design, construction and business management. Masonry professionals who successfully complete the courses and pass a comprehensive examination may earn the coveted title of certified masonry contractor, professional or specialist. As a condition of certification, all certified RMMI members pledge to adhere to the highest standards of craftsmanship and business practices. They agree to abide by the manufacturing, workmanship and safety standards set forth by our industry's governing organizations -- the National Concrete Masonry Association, Brick Industry Association, American Society for Testing & Materials ( ASTM ), and the Occupational Safety & Health Administration ( OSHA ). They also endure periodic inspections by our safety and technical advisors, and they are committed to ongoing training to improve their knowledge and skills. When you work with a certified RMMI member, you work with the most knowledgeable, experienced, and committed professionals in our industry. What's more, RMMI's technical advisors will be there to help solve any technical problems or disagreements that may arise before, during or after construction -- at no cost to you. Take advantage of our free monthly Lunch n' Learn seminars for architects and engineers, or select from our list of a dozen box lunch presentations to be given in your office. Also, keep an eye on our calendar of events for periodic masonry conferences and awards programs just for design professionals.

The Colorado Rural Electric Association (CREA) is a collective of electric cooperatives dedicated to ensuring reliable and affordable energy for rural communities across Colorado. Through advocacy at both state and national levels, CREA works to advance innovative solutions and enhance community resilience in the energy sector. Committed to promoting the unique principles of electric cooperatives, CREA offers a range of services including educational courses, legislative support, and community outreach programs. Their ongoing initiatives aim to maintain the efficiency and reliability of energy services while fostering sustainable development within the state's cooperative framework. Generated from the website