When a routine rockfall protection job turned into an urgent infrastructure redesign, GeoStabilization International (GSI) and Access Limited rose to the challenge—delivering a load-ready access solution in just 18 days.

In this new case study, see how a switch from a bridge to a Geosynthetically Confined Soil (GCS) wall helped a major aggregate mine avoid delays, minimize costs, and safely support 70-ton haul truck operations.

Key Takeaways:

• Lower project costs and simplify logistics by collaborating with the Mine Operations team
• Eliminate access risks with alternatives after unfavorable blast conditions
• Keep high-impact projects on track—even in adverse weather
• Avoid costly redesign delays with fast, flexible engineering solutions

Whether you're facing site constraints, budget limits, or evolving ground conditions, this story shows how fast, flexible engineering can keep your critical infrastructure projects on track.

Read the Full Case Study.