The Mariposa Port of Entry Project is a Welded Wire Wall and ArtWeld Gabions.  The Mariposa Port of Entry wall is 52 feet tall and 86,000 sf, and also consists of 500 cy of Artweld Gabions.  The Wall is owned by the General Services Administration Public Building Service, it was designed by Geotechnical Design Systems, and was built by Advanced Paving and Construction. 

The US 97: Modoc Point Project is a Steepened Slope Wall with a ERS Wall and ArtWeld Gabions at the base, and was constructed in 2010.  The US 97: Modoc Point Project is 160 feet tall and 104,000 sf of Steepened Slope.  The ERS at the base is 20 feet tall and 17,500 sf with 1850 cy of ArtWeld Gabions for an overall height of over 180 feet. The wall is owned by the State of Oregon Dept. of Transportation, it was designed by Ontiveros & Associates, and was built by K&E Excavating.

The Aggregate Plant project is a Welded Wire Wall that was constructed in 2018.  This Welded Wire Wall is located in Wise County Texas. The wall was designed by Cesaretti Engineered Solutions, and built by Ratech Construction, Inc.

Wall Details:

•    Welded Wire Wall (two angle points)
•    Maximum Wall Height of 34’
•    Maximum Mat Length of 24’
•    Loads: Traffic surcharge live loading – Cat 772G Truck -
•    Maximum ground acceleration coefficient, A =01.00
•    10-year design life – Non- Galvanized
•     6,304 SF
 

The Wisconsin Frac Sand Plant is a Welded Wire Wall that was constructed in 2012. The Wisconsin Frac Sand Plant is located in Dovre, WI. The wall was designed by Collins Engineers Inc., and built by Highway Landscapers.

Wall Details:

•    Welded Wire Wall, 2 angle points
•    Maximum Wall Height of 36’
•    Maximum Mat Length of 26’
•    Uniform live load surcharge of 380 psf
•    40-year design life – hot-dipped steel
•    3,608 SF
 

The Lannon Quarry Stationary Jaw Plant Crusher is a Welded Wire Wall that was constructed in 2016.  The Wall is located in Lannon, WI, and designed by CESaretti Engineered Solutions.

Wall Details:

• Welded Wire Wall, two angle points
• Maximum Wall Height of 34’
• Maximum Mat Length of 24’
• Live Traffic Surcharge - Loaded CAT 777 Loader on a 34’x21’ Distribution Slab – 505  psfDead Load – 2.0’ Thick Concrete Distribution Slab – 300 psf
• 50-year design life – Hot Dip Galvanized steel
• 5,672 SF

The Caltrans 01-0B5104 project is a Cribwall. The project is located on Hwy 101 north of Leggett, CA.  The Cribwall is 1900 sf, and 30 feet tall.  The owner is California Department of Transportation, and the contractor was Mendocino Construction Services, Inc.

The Caltrans Mud Creek Rockfall Berms Hwy Project is a Welded Wire Wall.  The Project is Located on Highway 1 in Big Sur, CA, and was needed as a result of the 2017 Landslide in Big Sur. The Welded Wire Wall is 25,000 square feet.  The Owner is California Department of Transportation.  The wall designer for the project was Gresham Eckrich at Yeh and Associates, and the contractor was John Madonna Construction Co., Inc.

The Lilliwaup Falls Power Project is a Welded Wire Wall constructed in 2014. The project is located in Mason County, WA. The wall height is 54 feet and 6,064 square feet. The owner of the wall is Lilliwaup Falls Generating Co. The wall designers for the project were Ontiveros, Cesaretti & Prebor/Jacobs Associates and the contractor was Granite Construction Company.

The Walmart Store #2323-02 Project is a Gabion-faced M.S.E. wall constructed in 2012. The Walmart Store #2323-02 project is located 3497 Bethel Rd SE, Port Orchard, WA. The wall height is 15 ft and is 3,339 square feet. The owner of the wall is Walmart. The wall designer for the project was Terracon Consulting Engineers and Scientist and the contractor was Stan Palmer Construction.

The South Fork Flathead – Hungry Horse project is a Eureka Reinforced Soil wall and was constructed in 2017. This project is located in Hungry Horse, Flathead County 59919, Montana. The South Fork Flathead- Hungry Horse wall is 6,032 Square feet and 34 feet tall. The wall is owned by Montana Department of Transportation. The wall designer for the project was CESaretti Engineered Solutions and the contractor was Knife River.