Table 2. DOT projects receiving funding
Arizona
California
Colorado
New York
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Phoenix-Central Phoenix/East Valley Light Rail
Los Angeles - Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension
Denver - West Corridor Light Rail Transit
New York - Long Island Rail Road East Side Access
New York - Second Avenue Subway Phase 1
Portland - South Corridor I-205/Portland Mall LRT
Springfield - Pioneer Parkway EmX BRT
Dallas - NW/Southeast Light Rail Transit
Salt Lake City - Mid Jordan Light Rail Transit
Northern Virginia - Dulles Corridor Metrorail Extension
To Wiehle Avenue
Seattle University Link Light Rail Transit Extension
$36 million
$67 million
$40 million
$195 million
$79 million
$32 million
$3 million
$78 million
$91 million
Washington
$77 million
$44 million
implementation of projects.
Table 2 shows DOT projects receiving funding. Chemark estimates the
DOT will spend between $200-255 million in paints and coatings over the
next three years. There will be a very
fragmented technology usage by the
DOT in this segment. Highways,
bridges and ports will employ water-based systems for marketing; porcelain
and 2- and 1-component urethanes for
signage; 2-component epoxies, urethanes and hybrids of polyester and
epoxies for structural supports;
PAINTS & COATINGS TECHNOLOGIES
The opportunities in the commercial
housing industry were outlined in the
June article. These of course represent
increased demand for architectural
paints, along with other materials such
as sealants, composites and other coat-
ings types. A typical latex paint would
include an acrylic resin, color pigments/pastes, various additives such
as wetting agents/in-can preservatives
and other ingredients depending on
the specific end-use and formula.
Therefore, the chemical companies
that are suppliers of these ingredients,
including container suppliers will also
enjoy increased demand.
This is also true for the projects requir-
Chart 2