
In addition to providing extensive services for large diameter tunnels,
Jacobs Associates offers design, construction management, and consulting
services for small diameter tunnels and trenchless technologies. Typical
small diameter tunneling and trenchless construction methods may include:
Microtunneling • Auger Boring • Pipe Jacking • Horizontal
Directional Drilling • Pilot Tube Microtunneling • Pipe Bursting • Pipe
Ramming • Hand Mining • Small Diameter Tunnel Boring Machines
Our experience ranges from the production of plans, specifications, and cost
estimates for engineers, public utilities, and private sector owners to the design
of initial support for contractors. Much of our small diameter tunneling and
trenchless technology consulting is performed as specialty design and construction
management to supplement other general civil engineering firms’ services.
Jacobs Associates staff is recognized throughout the trenchless technology industry,
making regular appearances as seminar faculty and publishing technical papers
regarding the latest advances in this area of underground construction.
What sets us apart from our competitors?
As with our approach to conventional large diameter tunneling, Jacobs Associates
trenchless technology specialists consider the interplay of the owner’s
functional requirements with the construction processes and geotechnical conditions
specific to each project. When difficult conditions dictate, we bring in our ‘mile
deep’ resources, comprised of engineers with specialized education and
practical experience in a variety of disciplines required for trenchless technologies.
These disciplines include pipe engineering, geotechnical engineering, structural
engineering, construction engineering, construction contracting, construction
management, and construction disputes avoidance and resolution. Unlike other
trenchless technology specialists, Jacobs Associates understands the full range
of small diameter tunneling and trenchless technologies available to successfully
complete the work.
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