Miami, Greensboro Asphalt Plants Join Green Diamond Certification List
(4th Quarter 2005) 
Ranger South’s Miami, FL, asphalt plant (above) and VG Asphalt’s Greensboro, NC, plant (below) are the latest Vecellio Group facilities to receive ‘Green Diamond’ certification. 
Six asphalt plants owned and operated by Vecellio Group companies have been honored with Green Diamond awards for their clean, well-maintained, state-of-the-art facilities.
Known officially as the Diamond Achievement Commendation for Excellence in Hot Mix Asphalt Plant/Site Operations, the certifications are bestowed by the National Asphalt Pavement Association.
Ranger Souths Miami-Dade, FL, plant and VG Asphalts Greensboro, NC, facility, both new plants, joined the list of Vecellio Groups Green Diamond recipients.
Ranger Constructions Winter Garden, Fort Pierce and West Palm Beach plants, and Ranger Souths Pompano Beach plant, were recertified as Green Diamond facilities.
To qualify, nominees must comply with industry and community regulations, maintain a neat appearance with attractive landscaping and well-kept shops and yards, and emphasize safety and sound environmental practices.
Ranger Paving Projects, Resurfacing Brochures Receive Quality Awards
(3rd Quarter 2005) 
Ranger’s PBIA/I-95 interchange paving project for Modern Continetal was one of two receiving a NAPA Quality in Construction Award.
Carl Thiemann, Vecellio
Group’s Communications Director, produced Ranger’s
multi-award-winning asphalt
brochure.
Two Ranger Construction paving projects in Palm Beach County, FL, are winners of 2005 Quality In Construction Awards from the National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA). They are Dixe Highway, for Lanzo Construction, and the PBIA/I-95 interchange for Modern Continental.
In NAPAs 2005 Outstanding Brochure Competition, Ranger’s direct mail asphalt resurfacing brochure was named the winner.
Written and designed primarily in-house, the full-color brochure also won a Magellan Award from the League of American Communications Professionals in the 2005 Communications Campaign Competition.