Colas USA Asphalt Plant Locations

Colas USA does not publish a count of its U.S. asphalt plants, which run under regional names such as Barrett, Reeves, Simon, Delta and Blue Diamond. This directory lists 59 Colas USA hot mix plant locations in 13 states: 13 in Georgia, 10 in New York, 9 in Ohio, 5 in South Carolina, 4 in Arkansas, 4 in California, 4 in Pennsylvania, 3 in Wyoming, 2 in Colorado, 2 in Missouri, 1 in Alaska, 1 in Maryland and 1 in South Dakota. Source for the company figure: Colas 2025 consolidated financial statements. This directory is built from air permits, state DOT lists, the operator's own facility pages and our own checks, so a running plant can still be missing here.

Georgia: Albany, Augusta, Brunswick, East Dublin, Garden City, Grovetown, Macon, Millen, Savannah, Statesboro, Tifton and Vienna. New York: Binghamton, Boonville, Clayville, Jamesville, North Bangor, Norwood, Phoenix, Plattsburgh, Saranac Lake and Watertown. Ohio: Camden, Cincinnati, Cleves, Fairborn, Middletown, Moraine, Reading, Sidney and South Lebanon. South Carolina: Blacksburg, Duncan, Newberry, Pacolet and Piedmont. Arkansas: Jonesboro, Judsonia, Luxora and Paragould. California: Inglewood, Irwindale, Sun Valley and Victorville. Pennsylvania: Franklin, Lewis Run, Shippenville and Warren. Wyoming: Cheyenne, Gillette and Sheridan. Colorado: Fort Collins and Sterling. Missouri: Cape Girardeau and Dexter. Alaska: Anchorage. Maryland: Corriganville. South Dakota: Rapid City. Pick a state on the map above to zoom in, or tap a plant for its address and phone.

Of the 59 Colas USA plants in this directory, 59 are confirmed to sell to outside contractors. Policy is set plant by plant and can change, so call the plant with your mix and tonnage before you plan around it.

Each plant's own phone number is in the state tables on this page and in the map panel when you tap a plant. 51 plants also list a regional sales line, which is usually the number for quotes, accounts and scheduling. Colas USA’s corporate number, (973) 290-9082, is the head office, not a plant or dispatch line.

Hours are set plant by plant and follow the paving season. 35 plants in this directory have posted hours, shown on the map panel and each plant's page; most start loading early in the morning on weekdays. Night and Saturday production is usually arranged ahead for a specific job, so call the plant the day before you need trucks loaded.

Press Nearest to me on the map above to sort every Colas USA plant by distance from where you are. For a job site, open the Haul Planner and enter the job address: it ranks every plant in this directory by drive time, Colas USA and everyone else. Hot mix cools on the truck, so drive time, not distance, decides which plant is realistic.

Find the plant and call it: Pick the plant nearest the job on the map below and call the plant or the company office listed for it. Ask which mixes are running that day and when trucks can load. Deal with the company that runs the plant: Colas USA does not sell mix from its head office. Accounts, pricing and dispatch go through the regional company: Barrett, IA Construction or Upstone in Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland; Reeves in Georgia and South Carolina; Delta in Missouri and Arkansas; Simon in the Rockies and Plains; Sully-Miller's Blue Diamond Materials in Southern California. Apply for credit or pay at purchase: Barrett Industries offers a credit application for material purchases or payment at the time of purchase. Reeves and Delta share one credit application with net 30 terms. Simon has a credit application and a dispatch line, (888) 746-6601. Blue Diamond quotes by phone at (800) 300-4240. Confirm the order before trucks roll: Give the plant the mix, tonnage, job address and paving start time. Hot mix has to be placed while it is hot, so haul time from the plant to the job matters as much as price.

When we last checked: state DOT: C Street Facility (Anchorage Asphalt Plant) (Anchorage), Jonesboro Asphalt Plant (Jonesboro), Searcy Asphalt Plant (Judsonia), Luxora Asphalt Plant (Luxora), Paragould Asphalt Plant (Paragould), Albany Asphalt Plant (Albany), Augusta Asphalt Plant (Augusta), Sterling Asphalt Plant (Brunswick), Whitlock Asphalt Plant (Brunswick), Dublin Asphalt Plant (East Dublin), Garden City Asphalt Plant (Garden City), Dogwood Asphalt Plant (Grovetown), Millen Asphalt Plant (Millen), Savannah Asphalt Plant (Savannah), Statesboro Asphalt Plant (Statesboro), Tifton Asphalt Plant (Tifton), Vienna Asphalt Plant (Vienna), Cleves Asphalt Plant (Cleves), Blacksburg Asphalt Plant (Blacksburg), Duncan Asphalt Plant (Duncan), Newberry Asphalt Plant (Newberry), Pacolet Asphalt Plant (Pacolet) and Lakeside Asphalt Plant (Piedmont); Caltrans: Irwindale Asphalt Plant (Irwindale) and Sun Valley Asphalt Plant (Sun Valley). Approval lapses and renews, so check the agency's current list before you bid public work.

Colas USA is headquartered at 73 Headquarters Plaza, North Tower, 10th Floor, Morristown, New Jersey 07960. Privately held. A subsidiary of Colas SA, part of the Bouygues group. Operating companies in Alaska (Colaska), Southern California (Sully-Miller), Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming (Simon), Missouri and Arkansas (Delta), Georgia and South Carolina (Reeves), and Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland (Barrett Industries, with IA Construction and Upstone Materials). Suit-Kote, bought in October 2026, adds emulsion, liquid asphalt and paving work in New York and Pennsylvania.

Operating companies in Alaska (Colaska), Southern California (Sully-Miller), Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming (Simon), Missouri and Arkansas (Delta), Georgia and South Carolina (Reeves), and Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland (Barrett Industries, with IA Construction and Upstone Materials). Suit-Kote, bought in October 2026, adds emulsion, liquid asphalt and paving work in New York and Pennsylvania. On asphalt: Colas does not publish a count of its U.S. asphalt plants. Its 2025 financial statements describe a dense international network of quarries, emulsion plants, asphalt plants and concrete plants without giving numbers.

Colas does not publish a count of its U.S. asphalt plants. Its 2025 financial statements describe a dense international network of quarries, emulsion plants, asphalt plants and concrete plants without giving numbers. Colas USA companies also pave roads, airports and commercial sites, so their plants supply their own crews as well as outside buyers. Whether a given plant sells mix to outside contractors is decided plant by plant; the tables on this page show what we have confirmed.

In asphalt, competition is local, because hot mix can only travel so far. Across the Colas USA plants on this page, the company that most often runs the nearest other plant by road is Callanan Industries (9), Shelly Materials (9), The Scruggs Company (9) and King Asphalt (5). The tables show the nearest alternative for every Colas USA plant.

Colas USA (Colas Inc.) is the U.S. subsidiary of Colas, a French road construction and materials group that is part of the Bouygues group. It is privately held and has no U.S. stock listing. Colas reported group sales of 16.0 billion euros in 2025, with more than a quarter from North America.

John Harrington has been president and chief executive officer of Colas USA since March 1, 2022. He succeeded Thierry Le Roch' and had led Colas USA's western companies since 2015.

Colas USA lists Barrett Industries (which includes Barrett Paving Materials, IA Construction and Upstone Materials), Colaska, Delta Companies, Reeves Construction, Simon, Sully-Miller Contracting, Suit-Kote, Colas Solutions and Colas IS Support. The asphalt plants on this page run under those regional names.

Yes. Barrett Paving Materials was Colas's first U.S. company, bought in 1979, and it is now part of Barrett Industries, a Colas USA company based in Hamilton, Ohio.

Yes. Colas Inc. completed its purchase of Suit-Kote Corporation of Cortland, New York, on October 20, 2026, at an enterprise value of $480 million. Under a settlement with the New York and Pennsylvania attorneys general, Colas must sell a Colas facility in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, and former Suit-Kote facilities in Belmont, Buffalo and Jamestown, New York. Those are emulsion, storage and road maintenance sites, not the hot mix plants listed here.

No. Colas USA sold Branscome, its Virginia business, to Adams Construction Co. in 2023, and sold HRI, a central Pennsylvania contractor with six hot mix plants, to Glenn O. Hawbaker in 2026. Their plants are not listed on this page.

No. The Pavement Directory is an independent directory and is not affiliated with Colas USA or any operator listed. We list their plants beside everyone else's so a contractor can compare them.