Thank you for your interest in AECT compressed earth block products and services. Advanced Earthen Construction Technologies was established in 1989 and has been building quality equipment and providing unparalleled support for the earthen construction industry ever since. AECT's various CEB machines produce anywhere from 240 to 480 compressed earth blocks per hour and are extremely energy efficient, consuming a minimal amount of electrical power or diesel fuel. We have been involved in projects in more than 50 countries around the world and are continually working to make advancements that reduce construction time and labor costs. Through the work of AECT, compressed earth blocks have become a viable building material that can be mass-produced to high technical standards. AECT's portable, self-contained CEB machines allow builders to produce compressed earth blocks on site, reducing cost and carbon footprint for both residential and commercial construction. Earthen construction has stood the test of time (at least 5,000 years by most accounts). It's hard to argue with a building material that's natural, fire proof, bullet proof, tornado proof, hurricane proof, insect proof, eco-friendly, durable, and overwhelmingly beautiful! CEB construction, made possible through the use of AECT compressed earth block machines, offers a natural, environmentally friendly and inexpensive method of building...and because of the high energy efficiency of the earth blocks themselves, the real savings is in the reduced energy cost experienced over the life of the home. The AECT compressed earth block system is helping to re-establish earth as a primary building material. We're glad you found us and hope you'll join us in showing that the world's search for a durable, eco-friendly, inexpensive, and beautiful means of construction is over!Visit our website for more information on AECT and our products:AECTearthblock.comSemper TerraeRyan Runge, President

Independent Contractor providing project controls management services on capital projects. Specializing in Earned Value Management, Cost and Schedule controls, EAC development, and Project Controls systems implementations.Experience working on mega projects around the world including power plant construction projects in South Africa, Aerospace and Defense projects in the US, and Rail upgrades in the UK.

Project Controls Transformation and Systems Implementation on the London Underground (LU) Sub-Surface Upgrade Program (SUP) program.• Conducted a transformation of the project controls systems and processes on an extensive upgrade of four Tube lines. Revolutionized the program’s cost, schedule, risk, and change processes, making project controls much more robust and efficient. • Implemented PRISM G2 system to house cost and schedule, manage change, and produce real time reports for all levels of management, bringing detailed visibility to the overall health of the program.

Transport for London (TfL) - Project Controls Transformation and Systems Implementation on the Sub-Surface Upgrade Program (SUP) - (December 2013 to Present) London, United Kingdom

Eskom Holdings - Project Controls Review of the 3rd and 4th largest coal power plant construction projects in the world (Medupi and Kusile Power Stations) (8/12-10/13) Johannesburg, Witbank, and Lephalale, South AfricaPacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) MAOP reconciliation (3/11-7/12) San Francisco, CA

Raytheon Company, Network Centric Systems (NCS)Program Controls Manager, Army Programs

L-3 Communications, Integrated SystemsNavy P-3 Refurbishment Program

Division Officer, USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN (CVN-72) - Persian Gulf (deployed)/Everett, WA