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Helical Piles Help Rebuild Storm-Damaged Boardwalks in Remote Alaska

A powerful tropical cyclone, Typhoon Halong developed near Iwo Jima, Japan on October 3, 2025. Four days later, after transitioning into an extratropical cyclone, the storm hit western Alaska, deliver...

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UK-wide digital piling map brings more than 18,000 foundation projects into one platform

A new UK-wide digital map is bringing thousands of completed piling projects into a single geospatial platform, giving foundation designers access to historic project experience that has traditionally...

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Hinkley Point C completes 620 m fish return tunnel beneath Bristol Channel

Tunnelling has been completed on a 620 m fish return tunnel beneath the Bristol Channel at Hinkley Point C, marking another milestone in the marine infrastructure being built for the UK's new nuclear...

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Faster Foundation Installation for Modern Railroad Infrastructure

Railroads have always depended on reliable infrastructure to keep people, products, and economies moving. As signaling systems, communication networks, crossing equipment, and monitoring technologies...

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1,600-ton TBM begins 4.4 km Melito Tunnel beneath the Southern Apennines

Excavation has started on the 4.4 km Melito Tunnel, the final tunnel to be driven on the Apice-Hirpinia section of Italy's Naples-Bari high-speed and high-capacity railway.The drive is being carried o...

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$16bn Hudson Tunnel project launches first TBM beneath the Palisades

Tunnel boring is set to begin on the Hudson Tunnel Project, the cornerstone of the wider Gateway Program connecting New Jersey and New York. The milestone marks the start of excavation for the first n...

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1,200 piles support world's first commercial-scale gas power plant with integrated carbon capture

Construction is advancing on NZT Power in Teesside, a 742 MW gas-fired power station designed to become the world's first commercial-scale facility of its type with integrated carbon capture and stora...

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Hard basalt challenges foundation drilling on Mexico rail project

Deep foundation construction is progressing for Mexico's AIFA-Pachuca railway project, where 827 bored piles are being installed to support the new rail connection between Felipe Angeles International...

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Reclaimed land and soft ground shape Belfast Harbour's GBP90m deep-water berth

Belfast Harbour's GBP90m D3 development is transforming an area that was once open water into a new deep-water berth for cruise ships and offshore wind activity, with ground engineering playing a cent...

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All tunnelling completed for Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown West Extension

Tunnelling has been completed for the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension in Toronto following breakthrough of the final 500 m twin tunnels between Jane Street and Mount Dennis Station.The latest sectio...

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