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RAITO, INC. - Geotechnical
Construction Specialists
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Current Projects:
| China Harbor, Ensenada Mexico |
Raito was contracted to build a Cut Off Wall for the city of
Ensenada, Mexico. This project is in final stages.
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| Orleans Avenue, New Orleans LA |
Orleans Ave Canal Closure Structure – New Orleans, LA. Scope
consisted of approximately 10,000cy of soil-cement, 50ft
deep, for the stabilization of soft inner canal soils to
resist loads developed on the structure from high storm
surges during hurricanes.
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| Waterbury Dam, Waterbury VT |
Raito, Inc was contracted by the Army Corp of Engineers to
remediate the foundation of the Waterbury Dam. Project
is in final stages. (see picture at top of page!)
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| Mandarin Hotel, Boston MA |
Critical foundation work for new high-rise hotel being built
in Boston, MA.
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Finished Projects:
| Port of Oakland, Oakland CA |
The construction of Berths 55/56 at the Port of Oakland
required the stabilization of a cut slope under a proposed
container wharf extending 2,400 feet long and 124 feet wide.
The cut slope was constructed for a maximum slope height of
65 feet.
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| Oakland International Airport, Oakland CA |
The construction of the Oakland International Airport
Roadway Project for the airport expansion required the
stabilization of subsurface soils for the construction of
three grade separation structures - two roadway interchanges
and one intersection of a roadway and taxiway serving the
airport.
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| Caribbean Industrial Facility, Caribbean
Islands |
The CDSM (Cement Deep Soil Mixing) method was used to
construct a grid pattern of soil-cement columns under two
820-foot by 490-foot critical industrial facilities.
The grids were created to prevent the generation of
excessive pore water during and after earthquakes and to
prevent the liquefaction of soils within the foundation
area.
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| Sunset Reservoir, San
Francisco CA |
Installation of approximately 34,000cy of soil-cement, to a
maximum depth of 73ft, for the stabilization of embankment
to resist seismic loads.
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| Baby Creek,
Detroit, MI |
Installation of over 58,000 cy of soil cement columns to
stabilize slopes for excavation of new pump station and
sewer bypass.
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| San Mateo Library, San
Mateo CA |
Installation of 40,000 sq ft of soil mixed wall for
excavation support and groundwater cutoff. Project included
site excavation, tieback design and installation and site
dewatering.
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| Lower Owens
River Pump Station – Lone Pine, CA |
Work consisted of approximately 30,000cy of soil-cement,
55ft deep, for the stabilization of pump station foundation
for liquefaction mitigation.
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| CalPers
Headquarters Expansion Project – Sacramento, CA |
Scope consisted of over 250,000 sq. ft. of mix-in-place
soil-cement-bentonite cutoff wall to a maximum depth of
approximately 130ft. Steel sheet piling was placed in the
upper 50 feet of wall depth to function as a component of
the ultimate excavation support system
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