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DEEP FOUNDATIONS

Foundation Risk on Data Center Projects: Why More GCs Are Switching to Helical Piles
A close-up view of a STELCOR® pile connection and grouting during the installation process. Photo Credit: IDEAL Group
Boosting Pile Installation Speed with STELCOR Drilled-In Displacement Piles (DDM)  
Deep Foundations for Data Centers: Challenges, Opportunities, and How to Compete

MARINE CONSTRUCTION

Taylor Marine Construction
INTERVIEW: Taylor Marine Construction
Dry weep holes after rainfall may indicate that the drainage system has become clogged. When water cannot escape, pressure continues to build behind the retaining wall. Photo Credit: JET Filter System, LLC
5 Signs of Retaining Wall Failure Caused by Hydrostatic Pressure
Real-time multibeam sonar systems provide full seabed coverage, unlike traditional single beam surveys that rely on spaced lines. This allows contractors to identify issues immediately rather than after post-processing. Photo Credit: Measutronics
How Real-Time Survey Data is Transforming Decision-Making on Marine Job Sites

GEOTECH ENGINEERING

TIP testing uses heat from curing concrete to assess drilled shaft integrity. Sensors on the reinforcement cage can help identify potential changes in shaft shape or concrete cover. Photo Credit: GRL Engineers, Inc
Thermal Integrity Profiling (TIP) vs CSL Testing for Drilled Shafts
Advanced, Comprehensive QA/QC Programs: Aiding Accelerated Construction Schedules
Geotechnical Baseline Reports (GBR)
ECA

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION

From the OSHA Files: Pile Driving, Drilling, and Marine Construction Incidents
Why 2026 is the Year to Exit Your Niche Construction Business
Cutting, Welding, and Cylinder Storage

STEEL PILING

HSS or Wide Flange? Material Choices for Marine, Foundation & Heavy Civil Applications
High-Modulus Sheet Pile Walls: When and How to Use Them for Deep Excavations
O-Pile® uses steel pipes with welded PilePro® connectors to form a continuous pipe sheet pile wall. Photo Credit: Sheet-Pile LLC
How O-Pile® Improves Bending Moment Capacity in Pipe Sheet Pile Walls

PROJECTS

Customized Donut Fender Solution Supports Ferry Terminal Upgrade at Sjællands Odde, Denmark
Port of Tampa Expansion Implements PIANC-Recommended Cone Fender Design
SF Marina Enhances Pier Sixty-Six in Ft. Lauderdale with State-of-the-Art Fuel Dock

INDUSTRY NEWS

Large-diameter 60" and 72" steel pipe is available from M.T. Kaye Steel LLC in the Northeast USA, with 32 pieces totaling 957 ft.

60″ and 72″ Steel Pipe Available in Northeast USA

M.T. Kaye Steel LLC has large-diameter steel pipe available in the Northeast USA, including 72″…

PilePro® Bullhead® Connector for PZ/PZC Sheet Pile Systems

The PilePro® Bullhead® connector is designed for PZ/PZC sheet pile systems that require 3-way T-connections…

TEI Rock Drills Hollow Bar Seminar Comes to California in 2026

TEI Rock Drills is taking its annual Hollow Bar Seminar on the road in 2026…

PilePro® Colt Connector: 45-Degree Corner Connections for PZ/PZC Sheet Pile Systems

PilePro® Corner Connector: Colt is specifically designed for 45° corner connections in PZ/PZC sheet pile…

Upcoming Webinar on Trimble Marine Construction (TMC) for Excavators

Join Measutronics on August 27th at 11 AM ET. Reserve your spot. What You’ll Learn…

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