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Eligibility & Rules of Competition
Competition is open to both ASCC members and non-members. A minimum of three, and a maximum of six photographs shall be submitted for each entry. There is no limit to the number of entries per company. Contractor is responsible for the cost of providing information including photographs and, if appropriate, data on F-numbers, Fmin, curl measurements, and grinding. Contractors may perform that data collection for submission.
Entry Fees
ASCC Members: $200 for the first entry and $150 for each additional entry.
Non-members: $310 for the first entry and $260 for each additional entry.
Online payment by credit card is required to submit application.
Declaration and Presentation
Winners will be notified by mail no later than June 1, 2023, and awards will be presented at the ASCC Annual Conference in September 2023.
Judging
An independent panel of industry professionals will judge the entries on the following criteria:
- Aesthetics—to what extent the design of the project appeals to the owner.
- Safety— demonstrate safe practices in construction and have no recordables for the project.
- F-numbers/Fmin—the measured floor quality.
- Curl Measurements— the measured curl for slab-on-ground floors.
- Grinding— the extent to which remediation was necessary for an Fmin floor.
- Type & Layout of Reinforcement— quantify the reinforcement and the effect on installation.
The judges’ decisions will be final.
If there are fewer than three entries in any category, that category will not be judged. Entry fees will be refunded.
Submission Deadline
April 14, 2023
Clarification Statement
Each submittal may include a 100-to-300-word clarification statement, which should enable the judges to understand the overall scope and other facets of the project which made it particularly difficult or challenging.
The clarification statement should cover the complexity and uniqueness of the project and might include information such as:
- Project design
- Economy and craftsmanship
- Degree of difficulty of layout and installation
- Site compatibility
- Project challenges i.e., accessibility, scheduling, budget, weather, owner requirements, etc.
- Ecological and environmental factors