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Upcoming ADSC West Coast Chapter Seminar
Source: ADSC WCC ad
Title: Invitation to Education
You are invited to a day of education. Join us for an informative
discussion on Department of Transportation drilled shafts,
micropiles, earth retention and other projects. Take this
opportunity to ask questions from our panel industry experts.
Date: Friday, May 21, 2010. Cost: varies. All attendees will receive a free lunch.
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(December 2009 Issue) |
Featured Story December 2009
Source: Construction
Magazine
Title: Drilling For Growth: Malcolm
Drilling is one of the Premier Specialty Contractors
in the industry.
By Luke Gillespie
 Alan
Rasband, vice president and district manager for
the Northwest district, credits John Malcolm's
continued involvement for the growth of the company.
Mr. Malcolm has been on the leading-edge of technology
and adopting new technology throughout his career,"
Rasband says. "Consider how in 1962, he had
only a small truck drill and has now grown to
more than $100 million worth of foundation equipment.
It's quite a story."
Read the 2 page story: page
1 | page
2
You can visit Construction-Today to view their
virtual edition here.
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(Photo Courtesy UDOT) |
Featured Story October 2009
Source: Mountain
States Construction
Title: Sending Up Good Vibrations
on UDOT Region 2 Projects
By Catherine Higgins
The not-so-common oscillation method of drilling
holes for enormous underground pillars of concrete
proved to be an excellent solution in a construction
area that called for careful mitigation...How
it’s done: The drilling operation on the EXPRESSLink
project was conducted by Malcolm Drilling of Seattle,
Washington. Malcolm uses an oscillator to push
casing into the ground, and then excavates soil
from within the casing.
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Featured Article July 16, 2009
Source: Daily
Journal of Commerce
Title: Salem firm digs into work
with soil nails
By Dan Carter
“I can’t say enough about Malcolm Drilling Company,
our subcontractor who is installing the nails,”
Stoffer said. “They are a nationally known drilling
company and know the process."
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Featured Story February 17, 2009
Source: San
Francisco Business Times
Title: San Francisco based John
Malcolm rises high by digging deep
By J.K. Dineen
The condo tower Malcolm Properties built with
Lennar at 631 Folsom St. rises 22 stories in the
air, but CEO John Malcolm made his fortune going
the other direction: deep into the earth.
With rigs capable of drilling holes that are
18 feet in diameter and 300 feet deep, the low-profile,
San Francisco-based Malcolm has become a national
leader in deep excavation drilling.
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