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HomeNewsMiscellaneousADSC Wants to Know What Concerns You the Most?

ADSC Wants to Know What Concerns You the Most?

November 18, 2009 rockman Miscellaneous Comments Off on ADSC Wants to Know What Concerns You the Most?

Not in the metaphysical sense, but in terms of issues related to drilled shafts. Check out the survey on their homepage.

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Drilled shaft foundations as well as retaining walls such as tangent and secant pile walls typically have a verticality requirement as part of the specifications. These requirements ensure that the moments and stresses in the […]

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On the Big Sur coatline, the Pitkins Curve area of California Highway 1 (the PCH) is undergoing some improvements to help alleviate landslides and roadway instability. National Driller magazine reports on the project in their […]

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Keller acquires Voges Drilling of New Braunfels, Texas
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Keller acquires Voges

December 2, 2021 rockman Press Releases Comments Off on Keller acquires Voges

Hanover, MD, November 30, 2021 – Keller North America (Keller) announces the acquisition of Voges Drilling Inc., a drilled shaft contractor in New Braunfels, Texas, with over 30 years of experience. Voges will now operate as Keller. Combining their […]

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