SERVICES
Pile Foundation
Pile foundations are deep foundations that transfer heavy loads from structures to more stable soil strata or bedrock when the surface soil lacks sufficient bearing capacity. Common types of piles include End-bearing piles and Friction piles.
Pile foundations ensure stability and accommodate high structural demands. Piles are made of materials such as concrete, steel, or timber, driven or drilled into the ground.
Quay Wall Construction
Quay wall is a robust structure built along the shore topped with a deck or platform, which is a critical aspect of maritime infrastructure development, providing the essential interface between land and water. These structures are designed to accommodate berthing ships, facilitate cargo handling, and protect against tidal and wave action.
Quay wall foundations are constructed using materials such as reinforced concrete, steel piles, or precast blocks, depending on the site conditions, load requirements, and water depth. The foundation system must ensure durability, resistance to erosion, and structural integrity under varying loads and conditions.
Land Reclamation
Land reclamation aims to transform unusable or underutilized land such as wetlands, and coastal areas into valuable spaces for development. This involves techniques like dredging, filling in bodies of water, removing pollutants, and soil stabilization to improve soil quality.
The goal is to create or expand land for residential, commercial, industrial, or agricultural purposes that support economic, social, or environmental objectives, such as urban expansion, agricultural production, or the restoration of natural habitats.
Shoreline Protection
Shoreline protection is aimed at mitigating erosion, preserving natural habitats, and safeguarding coastal areas from environmental and human-induced impacts. There are several methods of shoreline protection, including hard stabilization methods, such as sea walls and breakwaters, and soft stabilization methods, such as sand dunes and vegetation. The specific method of shoreline protection used depends on several factors, including the location and the purpose of the protection.
Jetty Design & Construction
Jetty design and construction play a critical role in creating robust and efficient structures for marine transportation, recreation, and industrial use. A jetty is a structure built out into the water, typically made of wood, concrete, or steel, that serves as a platform for boats or ships to dock, load, and unload goods. It extends from the shore into a body of water such as a harbor, river, or coastline, providing a stable and accessible location for maritime activities.
A jetty combines functionality, safety, and longevity, serving as a vital link between land and water.
Geotechnical Soil Investigation
Geotechnical soil investigation assesses the subsurface conditions of a site before construction begins. This investigation involves testing and analyzing samples collected to determine their physical properties, such as strength, stability, and compaction. It identifies components such as soil contamination, water table level, and load-bearing capacity, ensuring that the foundation of the structure is appropriate for project site conditions.
Geotechnical investigations typically include field tests, laboratory analysis, and a detailed report with recommendations for foundation design, soil treatment, and construction procedures.
Civil Works
We provide design, construction, and maintenance solutions for infrastructure and public works.
Our expertise ranges from Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing works such as road construction, bridge construction, power plant construction, buildings, water supply systems, and more.
