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Installing wick drains via barge at Craney Island Port in Norfolk, Virginia
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US Wick Drain Drives It Home With The Largest Marine Wick Drain Job In The World

February 1, 2012 rockman Comments Off on US Wick Drain Drives It Home With The Largest Marine Wick Drain Job In The World

US Wick Drain of Leland North Carolina recently completed the world’s largest marine barge wick drain installation…over 12 MILLION linear feet. The wick drains will allow timely consolidation of marine sediments supporting dikes for the […]

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