The Cement and SCM Supply Map is a developing industry resource designed to help visualize the regional availability of cement products and supplementary cementitious materials across the country.
The map identifies cement production facilities and distribution terminals and highlights locations where materials such as slag cement, fly ash, natural pozzolans, and blended cements are available. By making this supply network more visible, the tool helps designers, engineers, contractors, suppliers, and owners better understand regional material availability when evaluating concrete mix design strategies.
While the current dataset is focused primarily on facilities located within the United States, the resource is expected to expand over time to include additional facilities throughout Canada, Mexico, and other regions as data becomes available.
This map is intended as a general industry reference and is provided for informational purposes only. Information has been compiled from industry sources and stakeholder contributions and is continuously refined as additional data becomes available.
Facility locations, material offerings, ownership, and operational status may change over time and should be independently verified prior to specification, procurement, or project planning decisions. As a developing resource, the map may contain omissions, inaccuracies, or inconsistencies that will be improved through ongoing industry participation and future updates.
This map is a collaborative effort and will continue to evolve with industry participation. Facility owners, operators, material suppliers, and industry professionals are encouraged to submit updates, corrections, additions, or facility removals at any time. Whether updating material availability, ownership information, facility status, or adding a location not currently represented, your contribution helps improve the accuracy and value of this resource for the entire concrete construction community.
Submit an update, correction, addition, or removal request using the button below.
Initial facility data collection and development of this resource were supported by the contributions of Concrete Strategies and the American Cement Association. The Tilt-Up Concrete Association gratefully acknowledges their assistance and industry collaboration in helping establish this foundational dataset.
