Customer Success Stories

Kilduff Underground Engineering, Inc., was hired to perform design, construction management and vibration monitoring for a new subway cross-passage tunneling project for the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (P.A.T.H.) in Jersey City, NJ.

The east phase of Denver’s multi-year, North System Renewal Project called for the installation of more than a mile of new, 60-inch pipeline straight through several residential neighborhoods of Wheatridge, CO.

When you live on the bluffs overlooking the shores of Lake Michigan, retaining walls can be serious business. And when your next-door neighbor’s ultra-modern house is made predominantly of glass, the concern about the potential for structural damage from pile driving for a new retaining wall can be even more serious.

Nicholas Cheng with Geotechnical & Concrete Engineering (GCE) knew this construction monitoring project would be a challenge. The project called for providing preliminary site data to inform the construction design of a major new highway planned for the northeastern side of Hong Kong’s Lantau Island.

What happens when a huge sewer line collapses on Christmas Eve, causing a sinkhole the size of a football field that destroys three homes, causes 22 more to be evacuated, and costs over $70MM to repair? In Sterling Heights, MI, a critical infrastructure rehabilitation project has been underway since 2016 to prevent this disaster from ever happening again.

Tinney, Chief Engineer for Kilduff Underground Engineering of Salt Lake City, UT, was tasked with vibration monitoring at a remote construction site in Myton, UT. The installation of a new utility line running 874 feet under the Duchesne River involved shoring with driven sheet piles and hammer boring that would come within a few feet of an existing high-pressure natural gas line.

Joe Francisco, project management and business development lead with Fenagh Engineering & Testing, likes to be in control. “We like to control what happens on our projects and be as hands-on as possible,” he explained. So when a long-standing client asked the firm to oversee vibration monitoring on the construction of the new City Center in Dedham, MA, he knew two things:

Inzwa's Veva III supports excavation project through the tilt monitoring of existing structures. SJV Construction was retained by PEEK Properties, Inc., as the supportive excavation engineer for the construction of a new apartment complex in East Orange, NJ. The construction site posed some unique excavation challenges:

A High-visibility Economic Development Project Required Vibration & Tilt Monitoring. In January 2022, Intel Corporation announced it was investing more than $20 billion in the construction of two new leading-edge micro-chip factories in Columbus, OH.