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Haapa Fishing Platform Construction
General Civil

Haapa Fishing Platform Construction

Woodland, WA

The Haapa ADA Fishing Platform is a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife access project near Woodland, Washington.

Jet Grouting Micropiles
Project Overview

Highlights

The Haapa ADA Fishing Platform is a Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife access project near Woodland, Washington. The project replaced damaged facilities with an accessible fishing platform and launch improvements along the North Fork Lewis River. Pacific Foundation installed sacrificial and production micropiles and proof tested them for the Haapa ADA Fishing Platform. The micropiles created deep support for a new accessible fishing structure along the Lewis River.

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Pacific Foundation Scope

Scope of Work

Pacific Foundation installed sacrificial and production micropiles and proof tested them for the Haapa ADA Fishing Platform. The micropiles created deep support for a new accessible fishing structure along the Lewis River.

Field Execution

Methods and Site Conditions

Methods

Service Micropiles Drilled and grouted foundation elements for constrained access, low overhead, existing structures, bridge retrofit, underpinning, and difficult ground. Service Jet Grouting Jet grouting for targeted soil-cement ground improvement where access, utilities, groundwater, or treatment geometry make broader excavation or soil-mixing approaches less practical.
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Send the drawings, specifications, geotechnical report, pile or shaft schedule, and site constraints. Pacific Foundation can review the foundation scope and next steps.

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