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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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The November/December issue of ADSC’s excellent magazine is available online. Features in this issue include: Texas Shafts Installs Deep, Battered Drilled Shafts for Dallas Bridges Post Grouted Drilled Shaft Research Part II ADSC’s 2014 DROS […]

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[Editor] Moretrench [/Editor] Vice President Thomas J. Tuozzolo was elected to the Board of the International Association of Foundation Drilling (ASDC) at the IFCEE Conference held in March, 2009. Mr. Tuozzolo, who has overall responsibility […]

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