Magnum Geo-Solutions has designed several Magnum Moment Frames supported on helical piles located along the Eastern coast line to raise structures out of the revised FEMA flood line following recent Hurricane events.

Magnum Geo-Solutions stabilized the front corner of the Historic Opera House in Downtown Loveland, CO using 3” diameter push piers.

Installation of helical piles for a launch facility at NASA Kennedy Space Center. Magnum Geo-Solutions performed the engineering calculations to size the helical anchors for this project

Magnum Geo-Solutions designed 42” diameter rock-socketed drilled shafts and driven H-piles to support a 3-lane, 250’ long bridge over the Passaic River between Fair Lawn and Paterson, NJ.

Magnum Geo-Solutions designed helical pile supported solutions for several Midstream project sites in the Northeast. Supported equipment includes above ground piping, compressor modules, vertical filters and separators, horizontal filters and separators, in addition to other equipment and skids.  These foundation designs allow for foundation installation throughout the year with no down time during the winter as solutions required no concrete.

The PacifiCorp Wyoming Substations project consisted of two substation sites in Southern Wyoming with 101 foundation structures or grillages.  Each grillage was supported by 4 to 8 helical piles ranging in size from 5.5” O.D. to 9.625” O.D., with top of pile up to 18” above finished ground surface.  Magnum Geo-Solutions designed steel grillages that avoided the need for concrete as the sites were located in remote locations.