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COMPANY OVERVIEW



                                                        In his latest project, which he said was among the most involved
                                                        of his career, Bieber was instrumental in permitting the expansion
                                                        of Parkdale Quarry about 60 miles southwest of Colorado City.
                                                        The expansion added 700 acres of mineable property within a
                                                        1,400-acre Bureau of Land Management lease area.
                                                        Bieber said his role was to work closely with the community as the
                                                        project moved forward, reaching out to speak with local groups
                                                        and people in order to make sure they fully understood the
                                                        operation’s plans. Partially because of his efforts, the Division of
                                                        Reclamation, Mining and Safety ultimately approved the project
                                                        without receiving a single public objection, he said. “This was not
                                                        merely accidental or good fortune, but the culmination of a long-
                                                        term and deliberate strategic effort that rested on a foundation
                                                        built by the project team years before permitting started,” he said.

                                                        Bieber has also served with several industry organizations throughout
                                                        his career, including the Colorado Section of the Society for Mining,
                                                        Metallurgy & Exploration and the Association of Environmental and
                                                        Engineering Geologists. He currently serves as director for the Forum
           Geology and Survey Manager David Bieber at Spec Agg
           Quarry in Golden, Colorado. Bieber is set to retire in 2023  on the Geology of Industrial Minerals and is a member of the
           after nearly four decades of service to the mining  Executive Committee of the American Geosciences Institute.
           industry.



        With experience working from New England to the Rocky Mountains to the West Coast, Bieber said he has focused on
        aggregate mining for most of his career. Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety Senior Environmental Protection
        Specialist Michael Cunningham said the industry has been made stronger as a result.

        “His professionalism and his dedication to advancing reclamation, along with his contributions to the industry and
        academia, exemplify the spirit of the Jim Pendleton Award,” said Cunningham, who nominated Bieber for the honor.

















                                               Michael Cunningham (left) of Colorado’s
                                               Division of Reclamation, Mining and
                                               Safety presents the Jim Pendleton Award
                                               to Martin Marietta’s David Bieber at the
                                               Colorado Mining Association’s Annual
                                               Awards Luncheon.











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