1950s
1980s
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1988
- The plant is acquired by the Monarch Cement Company, located in Humboldt, Kansas, and renamed Dodge City Concrete.
- Monarch opens a 700-ton capacity bulk cement terminal at the plant (which has since grown to a capacity of more than 1,900 tons.
1988
2000s
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2008
- Dodge City Concrete expands its service area through the acquisition of Concrete Industries, adding locations in Garden City, Scott City, Ness City, Dighton and Leoti, Kansas.
2008
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1952
- Broce O-Dell Concrete Products is founded in Dodge City.
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1988
- The plant is acquired by the Monarch Cement Company, located in Humboldt, Kansas, and renamed Dodge City Concrete.
- Monarch opens a 700-ton capacity bulk cement terminal at the plant (which has since grown to a capacity of more than 1,900 tons.
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2008
- Dodge City Concrete expands its service area through the acquisition of Concrete Industries, adding locations in Garden City, Scott City, Ness City, Dighton and Leoti, Kansas.
