Press releases – What we move

Bauer carried out the rehabilitation of a dam near Schaan in Liechtenstein using the mixed-in-place method.

This traditional event was held in early June this year under the slogan "B.sustainable: Sustainability in specialist foundation engineering."

Find out more about the challenges of installing offshore piles in the Red Sea.

For the bridge foundation, 74 fully cased large-diameter bored piles are being constructed with a diameter of 1,200 mm up to a depth of 40 m.

The scope of service provided by Bauer includes the execution of 3,500 running meters of drilling and injection work on the cofferdam.

Bauer was significantly involved in the foundation work for the construction of three stations on the London Elizabeth Line.

Bauer is constructing a total of approximately 20,000 m² of secant pile wall with five different drilling diameters.

Bauer was commissioned with the installation of approx. 35,000 m of piles with drilling depths of up to 61 m for nine shafts/station structures in Vienna.

For the excavation pit in Parkstadt Schwabing, Bauer is constructing a 6,000 m² single-anchored mixed-in-place cut-off wall.

301 piles with a diameter of 880 mm and a length of up to 24 metres were produced under difficult conditions.

Bauer was commissioned with the construction of an excavation pit up to 8 metres deep.

Flood protection: In Feldolling, Bauer constructed 21,000 m2 of mixed-in-place wall as an underground and internal seal for a barrier dam. Find out more!