Programs that work for you

The sample scheme known as the Asphalt Mixture Hveem Design Samples will be split into three distinct programs based on the method of compaction used to prepare the specimens.

After a preliminary review of the 42nd edition of the AASHTO Materials Standards, we anticipate many standards will require additional changes before we can begin complete enforcement of the new requirements throughout our programs. ​

The AASHTO Accreditation Program (AAP) is raising its annual administrative fees starting on July 1, 2022.

AASHTO re:source will resume on-site assessments (rather than remote assessments) in all parts of the United States starting July 25, 2022. We will continue to perform remote assessments for customers outside of the United States. We will continue to offer remote assessments for all laboratories that need a supplemental assessment in order to add standards to their current scope of accreditation.

As of April 13, 2022, the Duty of Care for On-Site Assessments has been updated. Please review it for the most current information.

ASTM D7263, Standard Test Methods for Laboratory Determination of Density and Unit Weight of Soil Specimens, has been added to our scopes of service for the assessment and accreditation programs.

ASTM D8225, Standard Test Method Determination of Cracking Tolerance Index of Asphalt Mixture Using the Indirect Tensile Cracking Test at Intermediate Temperature, has been added to our scopes of service for the assessment and accreditation programs.

After careful planning, AASHTO will begin conducting on-site assessments in states/territories where available information indicates that COVID-19 conditions are safe for travel. COVID-19 data will be monitored continually until all assessments in the state are complete.

At this time, we will continue to conduct remote assessments until further notice. When a new target date for return to on-site assessments has been determined, we will inform customers via email, our website, and social media. We will send another update to customers no later than October 3, 2021.

On Friday, July 30, 2021, AASHTO released the Standard Specifications for Transportation Materials and Methods of Sampling and Testing, and AASHTO Provisional Standards, 41st Edition—2021 (the “Materials Standards”). Be advised that AASHTO currently released the PDF Download version of the standards; the five-volume paperback version is being printed and will be available to purchase in September 2021.

In June, we announced our plan to return to on-site assessments in September. After careful consideration, AASHTO re:source has made the difficult decision to postpone this return to on-site assessments.

We will be adding the following tests to our scope of accreditation starting June 30: ASTM A615, ASTM A706, and ASTM A1064.

We are pleased to announce that AASHTO re:source is tentatively planning to resume on-site laboratory assessments the week of September 6, 2021.

Calendar year 2022 will bring a significant change to the Proficiency Sample Program. The existing “Coarse” and “Fine” sample programs will be replaced with “Aggregate Gradation and Gravity” and “Aggregate Degradation” sample programs.

Effective this year, AASHTO will make two important changes to the 2021 Edition of the Standard Specifications for Transportation Materials and Methods of Sampling and Testing, and AASHTO Provisional Standards (the "Materials Standards"), starting in July 2021.

AASHTO re:source is now offering assessments and AASHTO Accreditation for the following test methods: AASHTO T 103; AASHTO T 340; ASTM D8159

The health and safety of our customers, staff, and communities are of utmost importance to AASHTO. After careful consideration, the following changes will be made to our programs effective Monday, March 16, 2020

Planning is underway for the fourth annual AASHTO re:source Technical Exchange. This unique event has proven to be a great opportunity for laboratory managers, quality managers, supervisors, and technicians to learn more about quality and testing in the construction materials testing (CMT) industry.

Effective July 1, 2019, fees associated with the AASHTO Accreditation Program (AAP) will be changing. Most customers will not experience this fee increase until the end of the current annual billing cycle (March 31, 2020).