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Bauer Fundaciones Panamá is carrying out vibrocompaction work on the 100,000 square metre Ocean Reef artificial Island project in Panama City, Panama.

Foundation equipment manufacturers are focussing on reliability, robustness and energy efficiency to meet the challenges of today’s projects.

United Rentals has expanded its specialty rentals operation by opening new trench safety and power rental locations in New Hampshire, New Jersey and Texas.

new BG 30-BS 95 features a low emission engine and other design improvements.

New record set with 22 m diameter, 40 m long steel piles driven for the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Seaway project.

Most projects start from the ground up, and a variety of equipment can be used to create the base.

Piling rig and hydraulic hammers launched as company celebrates 35 years in business.

Despite a serious market contraction due to the global financial crisis, foundation equipment manufacturers are continuing to invest in product innovations focusing on increased productivity while reducing the environmental impact.

A Spanish-Canadian consortium has used Bauer foundation rigs to complete the Beauharnois Bridge project in Quebec, Canada.

Foundations specialsist wil launch new range-topping rotary rigs and duty cycle crane for deep diaphragm walls.

If you can find them on Liebherr's enormous stand, there will be two new foundation rigs on display.

Piling works have started at the Jean Nouvel-designed Louvre Abu Dhabi on Saadiyat Island, United Arab Emirates (UAE).

BSP supplies two heavy-duty hydraulic piling for construction of New Orleans' surge barrier

A 12 bar Chicago Pneumatic CPS 375 compressor is being used in Hanoi, Vietnam, to flush out water and soil from 50 m deep borings for the construction of concrete piles.

Foundations equipment manufacturers are focusing on developing more environmentally friendly and specialised piling techniques to meet different market needs. Improving operator comfort as well as complying with engine emissions regulations remain priorities. Becca Wilkins reports.

Product innovation, with a focus on the environment and increasing productivity remains top priority for global foundation equipment manufacturers, despite difficult market conditions. Becca Wilkins reports.

Foundation testing at ThyssenKrupp Companhia Siderúrgica do Atlântico's steel manufacturing complex in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The latest foundation equipment and techniques are more environmentally friendly and technologically sophisticated allowing for increased productivity on challenging construction sites.

The acute water shortage currently affecting Australia means the Hinze Dam near Brisbane in South East Queensland, is undergoing its third upgrade.

Bauer Lebanon Foundations has used a HBM 4 and a TR 17 vibrator during construction of the country’s 400 kV Ksara Substation for Siemens.