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Foundation Specialties Geostructural Construction

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Three workers in orange and yellow vests secure a large wire mesh on a steep, grassy hillside surrounded by bare trees. The sky is clear and blue, and the landscape indicates a construction or erosion control project.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHT

Ozark Nation Forest Slope Stabilization

A landslide in the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest took out a section of Forest Development Road 1003.  The Federal Highway Administration prepared a plan to reconstruct the road using soil nails and high tensile wire mesh.

FSGC installed 102 Soil Nails and 9,400 SF TECCO Mesh High Tensile wire mesh for the project.

FSGC is committed to safety, service, and excellence.  We look forward to partnering with you to design and build the best solutions for your project. Contact us today!

Project Details

Owner: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Eastern Federal Lands Highway Division

General Contractor: Aldridge Brothers, Inc.

Geotechnical Engineers: Schnabel Engineering; Grubbs, Hoskyn, Barton & Wyatt

Soil Nail Design Engineer: J. L. Burke Structural Engineering

Two workers in safety gear and helmets are on a wooded hillside, using cables and ropes for equipment maneuvering. The setting is an autumn forest with colorful leaves. They appear focused and are wearing harnesses for safety.
A construction site with workers operating heavy machinery on a dirt slope. Dust clouds are visible as a machine drills into the ground. Trees are in the background under an overcast sky.
Two construction workers wearing helmets and safety gear install a metal pole on a sloped, sandy terrain. They are surrounded by trees and sunlight, focusing intently on their task.
Two construction workers on a slope install a long white pipe with the help of machinery. The background showcases a forest with trees in autumn colors and distant hills under a clear sky.
A dirt road under construction with visible tire tracks runs alongside a steep drop-off, marked by red and white striped tape for safety. The area is bordered by trees on the left, and gravel fills part of the slope.
A construction worker operates heavy machinery on a steep, wooded hillside. Dust is rising from the ground as the machine digs into the slope. Trees surround the area, and a barrier runs along the hillside. The sky is clear, suggesting a sunny day.
Two workers in safety gear perform maintenance on a steep, sandy hillside using ropes for support. They are surrounded by trees, with equipment and a truck nearby under a partly cloudy sky.
A construction worker wearing a hard hat and gloves operates machinery at a construction site. The worker is bending forward, focusing on the equipment, with wooden beams and earth around him. A yellow structure partially frames the right side.
Workers secure a green net and wire mesh on a steep slope to prevent erosion. Bare trees stand in the background under a clear blue sky.
A construction site on a slope with a large excavator. The ground is uneven and dusty, with several pipes and hoses scattered around. There's a pile of materials in the foreground, and trees are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
Workers install netting on a sloped, vegetated hill using a large spool of wire mesh. The scene includes several crew members wearing safety gear and helmets, with trees in the background on a clear day.
Steep rocky slope with exposed earth and large cracks. A row of bright orange safety cones and tape is placed along the top edge. Trees can be seen in the background under a cloudy sky.
Construction workers are using an excavator with a long attachment on a sloped, dirt-covered hillside. The area is surrounded by trees with autumn foliage under a clear blue sky.
A worker operates a yellow drilling machine on a dirt road surrounded by trees. Dust rises from the machine as it drills into the hillside. A small excavator is visible in the background.
A construction worker in a yellow safety jacket and helmet sits beside a large, smoke-emitting machine on a rocky site. The area is filled with fog-like smoke, and there's a slope of dirt in the foreground.
A yellow rock drilling machine operates on a dirt path surrounded by greenery. Dust is visible from the drilling. Several workers in hard hats and safety vests observe the process nearby.

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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Bentonville, AR | 1250 Micropiles + 1400 Soil Nails + 30000 SF Soil Nail Wall | 125 Rock Anchors + 2350 cu/yd Cellular Concrete
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Gathering Place: Tulsa’s Riverfront Park

Tulsa, OK | 241 Cased Micropiles + 74 Soil Nails | 3300 SF TECCO Mesh
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Two construction workers in safety gear operate a rock drill from an orange mechanical lift, surrounded by dust. They work on a rocky hillside, with machinery visible and trees in the background.

North Cedar Street Landslide Repair

North Little Rock, AR | 176 Micropile Pins + 173 Tieback Anchors | 10200 SF TECCO Mesh
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The Latest from Our Blog

Jason Necessary Named Division Manager at FSGC

We’re excited to announce that Jason Necessary has been promoted to Division Manager at FSGC (Foundation Specialties Geostructural Construction). With a strong track record of leadership and a deep passion for construction, Jason is excited to help lead FSGC into its next phase of growth. Jason …
Read moreJason Necessary Named Division Manager at FSGC

Case Study: FSGC WOKA Whitewater Adjustments

By Scarlett Peregoy with GEOCMO. Originally posted on ncfigeo.com. Project Overview The WOKA Whitewater Park, located in the scenic Ozark Mountains, features a 1,200-foot-long and 100-foot-wide channel with eight drop features and was designed to provide an exceptional experience for …
Read moreCase Study: FSGC WOKA Whitewater Adjustments
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One Size Does Not Fit All – Support of Excavation (Earth Shoring)

Throughout the years, we at FSGC have been faced with numerous situations where we’ve been called in to advise our clients and trade partners in instances for Support of Excavation (SOE) or also known as earth shoring. We’ve found several instances where SOEs have been excluded from the design and …
Read moreOne Size Does Not Fit All – Support of Excavation (Earth Shoring)

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We look forward to the opportunity to meet your team and share our expertise in a lunch & learn format where we can deliver a seminar on any topic as it pertains to our field. 

Our briefings are approximately 45-60 minutes in length (depending on the number of questions).

Foundation Specialties will supply food and/or snacks for the attendees of these sessions and if interested, will provide a certificate for 1 PDH for any Professional Engineers on staff who attend these sessions.

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