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Alcatraz. Home to Al “Scarface” Capone and Robert “Birdman of Alcatraz” Stroud, the name conjures up images of prisoners in chains, haunted cell blocks and remote, rocky terrain, giving Alcatraz its nickname, the “Rock”. Thanks to its long and varied history, restoring Alcatraz to preserve it for the millions of tourists from all over the world who visit each year is proving to be one of the most challenging structural shoring jobs Mabey Inc. has faced. [...]
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce Rebecca Blank today announced the 20 companies that will join her on an infrastructure business development trade mission to Sao Paulo, Brazil; Bogota, Colombia; and Panama City, Panama from May 12-18, 2013. The governments of these countries have each outlined ambitious infrastructure development plans for the years ahead, and this trade mission will help U.S. companies in a broad range of infrastructure industry sectors make the connections they need to expand their business [...]
Mabey Inc. supports Atlanta’s Cobb County to improve infrastructure, solving problems created by heavy rainfall. Mabey Inc’s diverse line of products, engineering, and responsive support created a stable work environment for Cobb County’s new storage tank system. The facility addresses issues created by heavy rainfall and plays a significant part in the advancement of Atlanta’s infrastructure. The Atlanta area of Cobb County, Georgia is making great strides to update and improve its infrastructure. The region is solving a problem [...]
Mabey Inc. creates floating road to support power supply renewal project on St George Island, Florida Mabey worked with Progress Energy to support a major replacement project of power supply equipment to St George Island. A thin barrier Island, access to these power lines and poles is only possible via the Apalchicola Bay waters. Too shallow for a barge to carry equipment, Mabey responded with a plan to create a temporary road using Mabey [...]
Flanders, NJ - Imagine being cut off from the town you have lived in for 27 years when suddenly, access to your community was severed by Hurricane Irene. The otherwise gentle river near your house became a flash flood, washing away the only bridge between your community and the outside world. This is what the Costello’s and the Ulbrich’s of Mill Road in Mt. Olive Township, NJ faced on September 28th, 2011. In only two hours, the water had completely overtaken [...]
Ellicott City, MD – The Bridge over the Patapsco River on RT-40 was built in 1933 and has become a main route connecting Baltimore County and Howard County, carrying over 40,000 cars a day across the river. The bridge passes through the scenic Patapsco State Park. Due to the aging of the bridge, the Maryland State Highway Administration commissioned Corman Construction, a Jessup-based company, to refurbish the existing structure without damaging its historical significance. Corman Construction is a family owned [...]
