G3 TERMINAL MARINE STRUCTURES
MARCH 2019
SCOPE OF WORK
- Constructed a new ship berth, mooring structures, and conveyor supports
- Demolished existing dock and completed significant site improvements
- Installed 134 steel piles, averaging 87 m in length, with three splices each
- Drove 120 piles at 914 mm diameter and 14 piles at 610 mm diameter
- Installed composite piles with wall thicknesses of 25.4 mm and 19.1 mm, including starter piles at 41.1 m
OVERVIEW
LOCATION
NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.
CLIENT
G3 TERMINAL VANCOUVER (G3)
Carlson Construction Group’s marine division, Vancouver Pile Driving (VanPile), contributed to the expansion of the G3 Terminal on the north shore of Burrard Inlet, enabling increased bulk shipment capacity and optimizing grain receiving, storage, and shipping operations on Canada’s west coast.
SCOPE OF WORK
- Constructed a new ship berth, mooring structures, and conveyor supports
- Demolished existing dock and completed significant site improvements
- Installed 134 steel piles, averaging 87 m in length, with three splices each
- Drove 120 piles at 914 mm diameter and 14 piles at 610 mm diameter
- Installed composite piles with wall thicknesses of 25.4 mm and 19.1 mm, including starter piles at 41.1 m
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