The Mosul Dam Rehabilitation Project in Iraq, submitted by Trevi, S.p.A., service foundation division of Trevi Group, is the winner of DFI’s 2022 Outstanding Project Award. The award is being presented at DFI’s 47th Annual Conference on Deep Foundations, October 4-7 in National Harbor, Maryland.
Special recognition awards are also being presented to three other projects: City Ridge Roadside Development in Washington, D.C., by Berkel & Company; Eglinton Crosstown LRT – Cedarvale Station in Toronto, by Isherwood Geostructural Engineers; and Harold Structures B/C Approach in Queens, New York, by Underpinning & Foundation Skanska and Skanska USA Civil Northeast.
Register for ISFOG, University of Texas at Austin, Aug. 28-31
The Fourth International Symposium on Frontiers in Offshore Geotechnics, managed by Geo-Institute and DFI and held under the auspices of the ISSMGE Technical Committee 209 on Offshore Geotechnics, is the place to be to learn about the latest cutting-edge developments in and solutions for offshore geotechnical talents. We’re sure you’ll gain new insights on emerging technologies related to data science and offshore design and renewables in the U.S. and globally. This conference is recommended for practitioners and academics.
The July/Aug issue of Deep Foundations includes articles on artificial ground freezing, suction bucket installation, drilling fluid, foundation reuse and much more. Interested in submitting an article? Contact Executive Editor Nicole Robinson at mageditor@dfi.org.
DFI Journal: Order Printed Copies of Vol. 16
Are you interested in reading practice-oriented, peer-reviewed papers on a broad range of topics on deep foundation and ground improvement engineering and construction? If so, order PRINTED copies of DFI Journal Volume 16 (3 issues) by Aug. 15. The cost is $175 for DFI members and $300 nonmembers.
Read the Member Profile featuring Professor Cassandra Rutherford of Iowa State University and find out how she discovered the deep foundations industry.
