Yes, we're all dreaming. Myself included. In the meantime,...

Yes, we're all dreaming.  Myself included.  

In the meantime, Edencrete is one of many chemical concrete additives approved by GDOT.  Edencrete is classified as a specialist admixture.  It's one of two approved "S" types.  The second is a Sika product.

My reading of the document (http://www.dot.ga.gov/PS/Materials/QPLCategories) is that each type S concrete additive is approved for specific applications.  The Sika product is limited for use in concrete applications for bridge joint headers and bridge deck concrete only as a shrinkage reduction admixture.  Edencrete is for "limited use in 24 hour accelerated strength concrete (Section 504) and Class B concrete (Section 500) applications only."

Hopefully there will be sufficient funds in the company's bank account to wait out the approval process for use in Class A concrete and to be approved/applicable for use in many of those future projects.  It will still be a highly competitive tendering process.

@donnybrook
I agree with your sentiments.  I was driving by the construction of the new Harwood bridge on the Clarence River and all I could think was "what a wasted opportunity".   My photos don't do justice to the the scale of the construction.

This is a better image:
http://www.acciona.com.au/projects/...ctures/bridge-over-clarence-river-at-harwood/