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Past & Future

Rempel Bros. Milestones

2008
  • New Maple Ridge plant opens
2006
  • Rempel Bros. is awarded the concrete supply for the Golden Crossing Bridge.
2005
  • Rempel Bros. is named Business of the Year in the 51+ Employee Category by the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce.
2004
  • The Rempel Group of Companies raises $27,751 for the United Way.  A company match brings this total to over $55,000.
2003
  1. The Rempel Group of Companies raises $25,260 for the United Way.  A company match brings this total to over $49,000.
2003
  • New North Vancouver Plant opens, featuring a fully enclosed, state-of-the-art facility.
2002
  • The Rempel Group of Companies raises $22,298 for the United Way.  A company match brings this total to over $44,000.
2001
  • Mixer driver selected as finalist in the N.R.M.C.A. "Mixer Driver of the Year", a first for a Canadian driver.
2000
  • The Rempel Group of Companies raises $21,132 for the United Way.  A company match brings this total to over $42,000.
  • Langley plant wins First Place in the N.R.M.C.A. Commitment to Environmental Excellence Awards Competition.
  • Abbotsford plant wins Honorable Mention in the N.R.M.C.A. Commitment to Environmental Excellence Awards Competition.
1999
  • Langley plant wins honorable mention in the N.R.M.C.A. Environmental Excellence Awards Competition.
1998
  • Abbotsford plant becomes the first Canadian company recognized in the N.R.M.C.A. Environmental Excellence Awards Competition.
  • Award of Distinction for "People Focus" from the Quality Council of British Columbia.
  • The Crystal Project supplied in Burnaby to Stuart Olson Mortenson.  Supplied more than 65,000 m3 of concrete
  • Costco warehouse supplied in Coquitlam to Ledcor Industries Ltd.
1997
  • 30th Anniversary Charity Golf Tournament was held, raising over $20,000 for the CKNW Orphan’s Fund.
  • 7 plants, 88 mixer trucks and 11 pumps in service.
1995

  • Relocation and re-opening of Abbotsford plant- state of the art operationally and environmentally.
  • Heidelberger Zement purchases CBR Cement.
  • Environmental recognition award from Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce.
1994
  • Neptune Foods supplied on Annacis Island to Stuart Olson Construction Inc.
  • Recycling Award from Abbotsford/Mission Recycling Program
  • Vancouver International Airport Parkade supplied to Ledcor Industries Ltd.
  • Douglas College supplied in Coquitlam to D.G.S. Construction Co.
1992
  • Total Quality program introduced, all employees trained in TQ concepts.
  • Peace Arch Hospital Phase 3 supplied in White Rock to Phase Construction Ltd.
  • President Hotel supplied in Richmond to Stuart Olsen Construction Inc.
1991
  • Delta plant constructed. Surrey plant closed.
1990
  • Richmond plant purchased from Econo-Mix. Vancouver plant closed.
  • Established the Rempel Bros. Concrete Ltd. Award at Kwantlen University College.
1989

  • Rempel Bros. Concrete purchased by CBR Cement.
1987
  • Surrey plant opened.
  • Skytrain Bridge supplied to Kerkhoff-Hyundai.
1985
  • The Coquihalla Highway project supplied.
  • North Vancouver plant opened.
1984
  • Expo ’86 pavilions supplied.
1983
  • Central dispatch and head office established in Abbotsford.
  • Vancouver plant opened.
  • Tumbler Ridge plant set up.
1980
  • Recognized as the largest independent concrete producer in BC.
1979
  • Coquitlam plant opened.
1977
  • Challenge Concrete Pumping launched.
1975
  • Chilliwack plant acquired.
1974
  • Vancouver Sandman Inn supplied.
1973
  • Langley plant opened.
1970
  • Mission Bridge project supplied.
1967
  • Abbotsford plant opened.
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