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Garney and James River Crossing team set world record

A 42in diameter HDPE pipe has been pulled a 5700ft under the Newport News shipping channel

Duncan Moore
Crews pulled a 5700ft, 42in diameter pipeline under the Newport News shipping channel, the sixth busiest port in the US, in roughly 24 hours. Credit: Garney Construction

Crews pulled a 5700ft, 42in diameter pipeline under the Newport News shipping channel, the sixth busiest port in the US, in roughly 24 hours. Credit: Garney Construction

Garney Construction, working with the James River Crossing (JRX) team, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by completing the longest pullback of a 42in HDPE pipe. In a remarkable feat of teamwork and...

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