The San Francisco 49ers have proudly celebrated each construction milestone of the new Santa Clara Stadium, the future home of the five-time Super Bowl-winning organization. In addition to drilling piles, workers have been a part of the 30 miles of underground utilities that were previously installed. Currently, more than 250 workers are getting their hands dirty on the new stadium site. The start of foundation work also means an increase of local jobs being created in the community. The first 30 days, we spent getting all the utilities in and prepared for this day.” What a lot of the fans don’t see is there’s 30 miles of pipe underneath the ground. “It’s been a great team effort,” said Hill, who commended the hard-working construction workers for getting the project off and running following the team’s April 19th groundbreaking ceremony. In order for the piles to be solidified, five high-torque drilling rigs from Berkel and Company Contractors drilled on average about 55 feet below the ground to make more than 3,000 piles that will now be filled over a 25-day period. Those piles will ensure a secure foundation for the future home of the San Francisco 49ers. “We’re literally laying the foundation,” said Project Executive Jack Hill as trucks from the Central Concrete Supply Company began to deliver 12-yard loads of fluid grout every 10 to 15 minutes for the first 3,000 piles to be drilled at the stadium project site.

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