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Pacific Pile & Marine's Antarctic Palmer Station project

Piling contractor deals with Antarctic conditions to finish project ahead of schedule

Duncan Moore
Working on the Palmer Station project Pacific Pile drilled on land and from a barge simultaneously, allowing it to finish ahead of schedule

Working on the Palmer Station project Pacific Pile drilled on land and from a barge simultaneously, allowing it to finish ahead of schedule

Palmer Station is located on Anvers Island, on the Antarctic peninsula, and has an average temperature during the year of -3C. Anvers Island is one of the primary research locations for the National Science...

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