As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) has recognized the projects that helped shape the nation through its 250 Transportation Projects That Helped Build America initiative. Among those landmark projects are many of the country's most iconic bridges, airports, highways and transportation corridors—projects that have connected communities, moved commerce, fueled economic growth and transformed the way Americans travel.
You need to keep a busy airport open. The spall repair on your runway can’t wait. D.S. Brown provides Delpatch™ Elastomeric Concrete as a solution.
D.S. Brown reached a milestone in 2025 by celebrating 135 years in business. The North Baltimore, Ohio company is a leading worldwide designer, supplier, and manufacturer of engineered products for the bridge, airport and highway industries.
Strip seal expansion joints are the top choice among state departments of transportation for durable long-term bridge solutions. The above photo shows a 57-year-old strip seal expansion joint in Alabama.
Asia-Pacific airlines had a 283.1% increase in March 2023 traffic compared to March 2022, continuing the robust momentum in the region. Melbourne Airport, the second busiest airport in Australia for passenger movements, is a part of that regional momentum.
For more than 130 years, D.S. Brown has been a fully integrated manufacturer of designed and engineered solutions for bridges, highways, and airfields. Our brand is recognized worldwide as the preferred choice for quality engineered infrastructure products.
The D.S. Brown Company has provided high-quality bearing assemblies and expansion joint systems for bridges around the globe since the early 1960s. D.S. Brown is proud to be supplying an extensive breadth of products to the current Gordie Howe International Bridge project between Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario.
Floor joists, bridging and decking help build a strong foundation, and will keep a new home standing for many years to come. These common construction practices took on a whole new meaning for a group of D.S. Brown employees that recently pitched in for a Habitat for Humanity build in Wayne, Ohio.
Airport pavement and joint repair training is so critical that D.S. Brown team members have held full on-site training at busy facilities like Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) Airportto keep the infrastructure in good repair while the very active facility (73 million customers every year) remains open.
Above: Uriah Carpenter, D.S. Brown’s International Sales Manager, Pavement (far left) and Tom Lewis, VP Customer Service, Sales & Marketing (center) attended the Vietnam Aero Summit in Hanoi, Vietnam.
D.S. Brown’s comprehensive pavement product line has been well established not only in North America but for critical base requirements at many U.S. military facilities around the world. Meeting specific requirements as well as time-critical factors have established D.S. Brown and its pavement solutions as a leader for global partners looking for those same high-quality infrastructure solutions.
