The Reinforced Earth Company - USA

Completed in September 2024, the Walter O. Bigby Carriageway in Louisiana is helping with traffic flow and connectivity in Bossier City, providing a much-needed route to bypass train delays. Featured in our Central Division calendar, we’re proud to have been a part of this project! #BuildBetterTogether

The Piano Wall™ system simplifies construction by combining a retaining wall and traffic barrier into a single precast unit, eliminating the need for a separate moment slab. With full-height panels up to 16 feet tall, it streamlines installation while providing the strength and durability needed for highway impact loading. By removing the need for cast-in-place components, the Piano Wall system saves time and reduces material costs. It also integrates seamlessly with other MSE wall systems, creating smooth transitions for grade separations and bridge abutments. #BuildBetterTogether

Progress continues on the Texas Department of Transportation's largest infrastructure project in the Fort Worth District—the Southeast Connector design-build project. Here’s a look at some of the work underway: - 627,000 SF of Reinforced Earth Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) walls - 192,000 SF of facing panels for cut walls - 3 miles of half-connector traffic barriers - Temporary GeoTrel™ walls With an expected completion date of 2028, this project will improve mobility and safety in the region.

The March Calendar photo from our Southeast Division features a project along Brightline’s Phase 2 corridor between West Palm Beach and Orlando, FL. This high-speed rail extension required Reinforced Earth MSE walls to support various sections of the track, ensuring stability and durability as the train reaches speeds of up to 125 mph. The 168-mile expansion was engineered to minimize environmental impact while improving connectivity between South and Central Florida. Our walls play a crucial role in the infrastructure that allows Brightline to offer a fast, modern transportation alternative. #BuildBetterTogether

Temporary and permanent retaining walls play a crucial role in projects requiring phased construction, such as temporary roadway alignments, shifting traffic patterns, and roadway widening. Our GeoTrel™ and TerraTrel® wire mesh facing MSE wall systems offer a cost-effective and easily installed solution for these applications. Their modular design allows for quick assembly and removal, making them ideal for projects that require flexibility and efficiency. #BuildBetterTogether

#FinishFriday from Boise, Idaho! The Reinforced Earth® walls supporting the Vista Avenue bridge over I-84 feature a cobblestone and grass finish. Completed in 2010, these walls were part of a major upgrade to accommodate the widening of the interstate. #BuildBetterTogether

We are excited for the DBIA Transportation/Aviation Conference next week in National Harbor, MD! Here’s a look at some of the recent Design-Build projects that we’ve been a part of.

One of many Reinforced Earth MSE walls on California’s High-Speed Rail-4 project! Spanning a 22-mile stretch, this section of the project is now substantially complete, featuring nearly 300,000 square feet of MSE walls and over 16,000 linear feet of precast coping. As California’s high-speed rail continues to take shape, full project completion is anticipated by 2033. #BuildBetterTogether

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As part of the Route 234 Brentsville Road Interchange project in Manassas, VA, a truss-style bridge was constructed over Route 234 to provide a safe and seamless crossing for pedestrians, cyclists, and other trail users. Supported by Reinforced Earth® MSE walls, this bridge serves as a vital connection for the community. 📸 This image is from our 2025 Corporate Calendar. #BuildBetterTogether