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By Daily Journal Of Commerce/Journal Staff Aug 19, 2022 Crews from Pacific Pile & Marine are busy pulling 1,800 timber pilings coated in toxic creosote from the mouth of the Duwamish River in Seattle. King County’s Solid Waste Division is leading the $8.1... Learn More

The construction of the five-part Port of Alaska (Anchorage) modernization project began in 2020 and is still well underway, with an expected completion date of 2028. Currently, the project’s first phase has been completed, and the total cost of the project could... Learn More

PPM was asked to contribute to a wonderful non-profit organization called Well Constructed that aims to enable community development by providing clean drinking water to as many people as possible.  “Well Constructed” partners with local communities and contractors to build wells and... Learn More

PORT OF ALASKA / PHASE 2 The DB Pacific Lifter is shown leaving Seattle’s Elliot Bay this week, loaded with some of the piles that will be utilized in the coming months on the second phase of the Port of Alaska project... Learn More

The National Science Foundation (NSF) is moving ahead with plans to rebuild the pier at Palmer Station, its research facility on Anvers Island, Antarctica. The U.S. Antarctic Program’s primary contractor, Leidos, which heads the Antarctic Support Contract (ASC), has signed Pacific Pile &... Learn More

KETCHIKAN – After a summer of record-setting rainfall, the Swan Lake Hydroelectric Facility reached full capacity following expansion totaling an additional 15 feet of storage for the first time. Due to drought conditions since construction was finished three years ago, this summer... Learn More