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R&M provides innovative professional solutions—for Alaskans, by Alaskans —through uncompromised quality and world class expertise.

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Nome, Alaska

Nome Airport Rehabilitation 2019

This project will rehabilitate Runways 10-28 and 3-21. R&M developed an innovative solution to settlement occurring at the end of Runway 10 using 1,222 8” micro piles to support the end as a “bridge” structure.

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Featured Team Member

Brian MullenPE

Geotechnical Engineer

Passionate about geology, civil infrastructure, bikes, music and vintage Toyotas.

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Brian’s News & Views

Alaska Runway Settlement Issues Required Unique Deep Ground Improvement Solution – Part 2

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) selected a pipe pile-based column-supported embankment alternative as the most viable solution to mitigate long-term settlement issues at the west end of Runway (RW) 10-28 at Nome Airport. The first structure of its kind installed beneath an airport runway in Alaska, this innovative design solution provides long-term stabilization for the runway surface.

Brian’s Project

Valdez New Harbor Development

Valdez, Alaska
R&M provided geotechnical investigation, permitting, engineering design, value engineering analysis, and bid and construction support for a 150-slip vessel moorage system, drive down float, transfer bridge and uplands facilities.

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Staff Engineer Joins R&M’s Site Development Group

Victoria Nelson recently joined R&M as a Staff Engineer in the firm’s Site Development Group. In this position, Victoria will assist with design of urban and rural site development projects throughout Alaska. This includes site layout, vehicle and pedestrian access, ADA access, driveways and parking, signing and striping, grading and drainage, stormwater analysis and management, […]

Alaska Runway Settlement Issues Required Unique Deep Ground Improvement Solution – Part 2

The Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) selected a pipe pile-based column-supported embankment alternative as the most viable solution to mitigate long-term settlement issues at the west end of Runway (RW) 10-28 at Nome Airport. The first structure of its kind installed beneath an airport runway in Alaska, this innovative design solution provides long-term stabilization for the runway surface.

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