Romtec put the finishing touches on a pavilion at Susan Creek that was designed and installed for the Roseburg District of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The BLM worked with Romtec to design a pavilion that would be an attractive feature for the park but also harmonize with the natural surroundings. Check out these specifications and why they work. ...

Ground was broken yesterday, June 14, on the Susan Creek Hexagonal Pavilion project located outside of Glide, Oregon. The Bureau of Land Management purchased a hexagonal pavilion with extra design features through Romtec’s General Services Administration (GSA) contract. The GSA contract is designed to give government purchasers “most favored customer pricing” and a speed purchasing process. This means that government ...

Romtec and Romtec Utilities recently supplied several structures and lift stations for the Laughlin Regional Heritage Greenway Trails Park, known as the North Reach, in Laughlin, Nevada. These photos from the project show just how engaged the Nevada government is in investing in modern green spaces. The North Reach is a great looking project and one that really demonstrates Romtec’s ...

April is Green Month, and Earth Day 2012 is fast approaching! Romtec wants to remind everyone of the great opportunities for LEED certification we provide with green public restrooms. But first, how well do you understand LEED strategies and standards? Let’s take a look some of the areas that might help your project truly represent Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design.

Every once in a while I used to see a restroom labeled handicapped and noticed that it was a single room, lockable from the inside that simply contains a toilet and a sink. In many cases a single user restroom is the best option for a handicapped person. They’re far more roomy and private compared to multi-user handicapped accessible stalls. It’s the best set-up for those who might need more assistance.