Confederation Bridge, Bridge Foundations
Confederation Bridge is 13km long and links Prince Edward Island to mainland Canada. The bridge was formed from precast elements including 64 pairs of pier
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Puerto Quetzal Installation
The piles, beams and platform slab were constructed from land using the ‘land infill’ method in order to save project delivery time. This allowed the
Puerto Quetzal, Berth Scour Protection
A newly constructed piled jetty at Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala requires berth scour protection to combat against vessel scour action to the slope and wave zone
Port au Prince Installation
The piles, vibrocompaction and reinforced concrete beams were constructed from land using the ‘land infill’ method. The strata was sand with some gravels and occasional
Port Canaveral, Berth Scour Protection
The latest expansion phase at Canaveral Port includes construction of a new cruise berth; Cruise Terminal 3 (CT3), to accommodate the new state-of-the-art 180,000-ton LNG
Port au Prince, Piled Revetment
A new piled jetty for container vessels is being constructed at Port au Prince following the 2010 earthquake, when the old jetty slipped into the
Olmstead Dam, Caisson Seals
The river control structure and locks are being replaced using a system of float in and placement of precast elements to form a high-quality underwater
San Mateo-Hayward, Grout Bag Bearings
The San Mateo—Hayward Bridge across San Francisco Bay is a 11.3 km long structure. It consists of three sections a 0.1 km approach, a 3.2
