Category: Newsletter

Rob Jameson Receives ADSC President’s Award

Rob Jameson has been honored with the ADSC President’s Award for his outstanding contributions to working platform training and education. Congratulations to Rob for his exceptional efforts in advancing Malcolm’s…

Randy Conrad, Sr. Project Manager

We’re thrilled to introduce Randy Conrad as Malcolm Drilling’s New Sr. Project Manager! Randy brings over twenty years of expertise leading both private equity-owned businesses and international organizations. Randy is…

Promotion of Steve Winn

Malcolm Drilling is pleased to announce the promotion of Steve Winn to the Corporate Safety Manager. We’re thrilled to announce Steve Winn’s well-deserved promotion to the position of Corporate Safety…

Protecting Seattle’s waterways

Ship canal Water Quality Project – Seattle, WA In the bustling seaport city of Seattle, Wash., work is steadily advancing on the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, which aims to…

Versatility, at an angle

Diplomat Tower 100 – Hallandale Beach, FL Installing driven piles on an batter, gives them a distinct advantage with respect to their ability to carry lateral loads. Battered piles carry…

BIM coordination for precision drilling

Los Angeles International Airport – Los Angeles, CA Our scope consisted of a Design-Build shoring system for the North Baggage Handling (NBHS) and Far East Tunnel (FET) Baggage Handling. Due…

Augercast Piles all the way!

Hyatt Regency – Salt Lake City, UT For the new 26 story high-rise Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City Hotel located adjacent to the Salt Palace Convention Center, we are constructing…

The Largest Bridge in North America

Gordie Howe International Bridge – Detroit, MI The Gordie Howe International Bridge is a new border crossing spanning the Detroit River, connecting Detroit with Windsor in Canada. With a clear span…

Soil Mixing past sundown

200 Park Ave – San Jose, CA 200 Park is a new 19-story high-rise with underground and integrated parking in the heart of downtown San Jose, CA. Our team is…

Starting off the year

We were recently featured on the cover of Foundation Drilling Magazine and North American Tunneling Journal for two great projects, the Oceanwide Project in San Francisco and the Second Narrows…

Second Narrows #TunnelingTuesday

On this #TunnelingTuesday we travel north to the Second Narrows Tunnel Vancouver. This Slurry Wall is installed 275 ft deep and the tunnel access shaft excavation is at 225 ft. A…

Low Headroom – High Stakes

BNSF Railway – Santa Ana, CA The project is designed to improve the scour protection of the BNSF Railway Bridge foundations during large discharges of the Prado Dam, which is…

3 Years later and Malcolm is still on top

Engineering News-Record 2019 “The Top 600” For the 3rd year in a row Malcolm has maintained its #2 position as a Specialty Foundation Contractor. We’re very proud of what our…

Sports Arenas on the West Coast

Tonight is the Golden State Warriors season opener at the Chase Center. Malcolm was hard at work during the construction of this project, installing 300 Drilled Shafts and 1,000 CFA…

Block 185

Austin, Texas Block 185 is a 37-floor building with six basement floors below ground surface, which is below groundwater. The project is within 300 feet from the Colorado River, requiring…

Hollywood Presbyterian

Hollywood, California Malcolm Drilling was contracted to design and construct the temporary support of excavation for the basement of the new Acute-Care Services Replacement Hospital Building at the Hollywood Presbyterian…

Long Beach Jet Grouting

The new fire boat station at the Port of Long Beach gets some help from our Jet Grouting guys. They are jetting 6ft columns up to 80ft deep right through…

MSG Sphere

Last CFA pile installed for the brand new MSG SPHERE event center in Las Vegas! Watch out for the coolest ‘bubble’ you have ever seen.

Hydro-cutting in Vancouver

Getting ready to start our next Hydrocutter project in Vancouver, BC for the Second Narrows Tunnel! This one will be a deep one. Stay tuned!

Malibu Vibe

we started installing stone columns underneath the new science and art lab of the Santa Monica College in California. This will improve the loose, liquefiable soil layers and ensure that…

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