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HEAVY CIVIL
EXCAVATION for
WATER & WASTEWATER
Spiniello has extensive experience in heavy civil demolition, open cut and shaft excavation (including support of excavation), dewatering, concrete work, and site restoration, much of which pertain to our water and wastewater rehabilitation projects. Additionally, Spiniello’s extensive equipment fleet for utility excavation provides us with the capability of undertaking the most challenging heavy civil utility work. With these in-house resources and capabilities, Spiniello has successfully performed deep cut excavations as deep as 80-feet, installed pipes up to 10-feet in diameter, and rehabilitated pipes in upwards of 20-feet in diameter. Spiniello has self-performed all aspects of heavy civil work for its utility work within tight schedule demands, amid varying environments, and across emergency, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ), and standalone contracts.
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related PROJECTS
Success Stories
Spiniello welcomes the opportunity to tackle each project’s unique challenges. Here are some of our recent success stories:
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In Puerto Rico, a temporary marine processing facility needed to be relocated before outfalls could be constructed in four cities. Spiniello completed this project by devising a unique combination of barges, tug boats, cranes, winches, and anchors to orchestrate the move.
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In Nassau, Bahamas, Spiniello ran 180-feet of PVC pipe ranging from 6-inches to 20-inches in diameter in order to obtain drinking water from two distant wells located at either end of the island. In doing so, Spiniello played a key role in developing the largest potable water infrastructure in the Bahamas. This project also included thousands of service lines, hydrants, and various types of valves.
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In Atoka, Oklahoma, Spiniello assisted the United States Bureau of Reclamation in running 26-miles of welded steel pipe ranging from 66-inches to 72-inches in diameter.
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In New Haven, Connecticut, Spiniello installed three mains and a new high-capacity wastewater pumping station to serve 200,000 people. Spiniello ultimately installed 11,000-feet of mains, including twin 48-inch diameter ductile iron sewer force mains (sub-aqueously) and a standalone 48-inch diameter pipe, as well as 25,000-feet of piles driven into both land and a river bed in order to provide foundational support.
