Search Results: 'Frontier-Kemper'

Robert A Pond (1941-2008)
29 April, 2008
Over the past number of years, there hasn’t been a topic of discussion, point of policy, or trending development within the US tunneling industry that hasn’t felt the guiding influence of Bob Pond. He had that rare gift of being a combining rather than dividing force between players of the industry, qualities that served him well as an experienced arbitrator and member on the Construction Industry Panel for the American Arbitration Association. Be it owners, designers, contractors, suppliers, insurers, unions, committees, associations, tunnelers in general, or the media, Bob was a frequent and willing industry spokes-person and promoter.

TBM drive for clean energy from Ashlu Creek
29 April, 2008
Crews are past the first of six major fault zones as 4m diameter TBM excavation moves into high gear on the 2.7-mile long tunnel for the Ashlu Creek run-of-the-river hydro project, in British Columbia, Canada. T&TNA contributor Tonia Jurbin reports

Out of the dark... and into the light
12 December, 2007
Jeff Novak, technical manager for Bekaert Corporation in North America and Andina regions, and John Greenhalgh, sales manager for Bekaert Ltd in the UK and Ireland, discuss how steel fibre reinforced segmental linings have come of age in the US

Busy times for Brightwater
16 October, 2006

Murphy's Lovat in London tunnelling
21 October, 2005

Lovat breaks through NEIS
10 December, 2004

Canadian hydro tunnel's 2005 start
01 October, 2004

Three chase 14.4km Vancouver tunnels
01 September, 2004

Water tunnels in British Columbia
01 May, 2004

Bid Apple
01 February, 2004

NY mayor starts work
01 November, 2003

ECIS milestone
01 November, 2003

ECIS completes
09 October, 2003

NEIS starts tunnelling
01 March, 2003

Quality casting in California
05 May, 2002

New sewer's continuation north
05 May, 2002

Conditioning the key to LA's EPB operation
05 May, 2002

Nancy Creek
05 May, 2002

LA's ECIS gets into gear
01 March, 2002

January 2001 - 2002 News Review
01 February, 2002