Services

From the road surface down to the deepest pit. Every layer, one contractor.

  1. Level ⁦±0.00⁩

    Roads, infrastructure and development

    The road structure from sub-base to surface course, and the drainage, lighting and traffic arrangements around it. We have worked for Netivei Israel, the Ministry of Construction and Housing, Elad Municipality and the Yarkon River Authority.

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  2. Level ⁦−1.50⁩

    Earthworks, excavation and rock cutting

    Excavation in soil, cutting in rock, engineered fill and site preparation, through to a formation ready for building or paving. At Mekorot's Ein Kerem station we excavated and cut 84,571 m³.

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  3. Level ⁦−3.20⁩

    Underground infrastructure: water, sewage and drainage

    Water, sewage and drainage lines, and the electrical and lighting infrastructure alongside them. At Hadassah Ein Kerem we laid approx. 2.5 km of steel water mains up to 12″ diameter (2013–2014), inside a working hospital.

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  4. Level ⁦−6.00⁩

    Soil and slope stabilisation

    Retaining walls, anchored walls, shotcrete and capping beams that hold a slope, a rock face or a road. At Mekorot's Ein Kerem station we applied 2,224 m² of shotcrete.

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  5. Level ⁦−8.00⁩

    Excavation and shoring

    Pits for underground car parks and buildings, in soil and rock, in the city centre and inside live sites. We deliver the excavation, the rock cutting and the shoring system as a single package.

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  6. Level Below the surface

    Contaminated soil treatment

    HDPE-lined containment cells, on-site bioremediation, crushing, sorting and controlled removal to licensed end-disposal sites. At Mekorot's Ein Kerem station we dealt with tens of thousands of tonnes of fuel-contaminated soil.

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  7. Level Back to site

    Demolition and recycling

    Demolition of buildings and underground structures, and crushing of the construction waste and surplus soil on the site itself. A mobile plant that is set up within a few hours and processes up to 2,000 m³ a day.

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