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Loadtest, Inc.

June 23, 2017 rockman Links, Resources Comments Off on Loadtest, Inc.

A full-service deep foundation testing company specializing in bidirectional load testing using the Osterberg Cell (O-cell) method.

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Walltek Design Build Inc.

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Designers and builders of all types of retaining wall structures (i.e., segmental block, reinforced slopes, soil/rock anchors, panel facing, and cast in place). Visit Walltek Design Build Inc.

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US Radar

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US Radar is a leading manufacturer of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) systems. Their systems accurately allow professionals to determine what is on the other side of a surface. Visit US Radar

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The effect of storm surge on foundations

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Super Storm Sandy was the most recent reminder of the dangers posed to building foundations by storm surge, waves, scour and erosion. The January 2013 issue of Civil Engineering Magazine by the ASCE has a […]

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