Underground Construction
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- Mixed shield/slurry tunneling
- Earth pressure balance tunneling
- SEM tunneling
- Drill and shoot tunneling
- Shaft construction
- Grouting
- Mine development
- Precast tunnel liners
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Traylor Bros., Inc. is one of the most respected and sought-after tunneling firms in a very specialized industry. We are one of the few companies that possess the ability to complete the most technically demanding underground projects, whether soft ground or hard rock. Our track record of more than 110 projects and 90-plus miles of bored tunnels speaks for itself.
Watch a video (The Life of a Tunneler) showcasing our men and women working on the University Link project in Seattle, Washington as the northbound tunnel breaks through.
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Underground Construction Projects
The project is the design-build of a 24,000-foot-long, 26-foot-diameter CSO tunnel constructed in soft ground under and adjacent to the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers.
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The Upper Northwest Interceptor 1&2 project included 19, 240 feet of 144-inch-inside-diameter pipe using earth pressure balance tunneling methods; 130 feet of 120-inch-diameter interceptor pipeline;
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Traylor Bros., Inc. leads the second largest contract in the system of tunnels being constructed to connect the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) commuter lines in Queens to Grand Central Station in Manhattan.
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The Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority’s (Sound Transit) University Link project is a 3.15-mile extension of Sound Transit’s light rail system in Seattle, Washington. Located entirely
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The project involved construction of a pipeline connecting the San Vicente Pump Station and the Rancho Penasquitos Pressure Control and Hydroelectric Facility.
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As part of a joint venture, TBI was responsible for construction of 27,900 feet of 13-foot-diameter sewer tunnel utilizing three Lovat TBMs at a tunnel depth of approximately 160 feet.
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This project extended the Metro Gold Line subway from Union Station in downtown Los Angeles to East Los Angeles.
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