Wyoming's steep slope drilling needs concentrate along Teton Pass and the Bighorn Mountains, where WYDOT manages granite and limestone faces in terrain defined by both extreme grade and a short high-altitude construction season that compresses every project's available working window.
GSI draws on its SPIDER excavator work when scoping projects like this one across the state.
GSI's SPIDER excavators reach Wyoming's Teton Pass granite faces and Bighorn limestone terrain, positioning drilling equipment where WYDOT's conventional fleet cannot go. This is one application of GSI's broader Soil Nail Launcher™ expertise.
Anchored platforms secure to Wyoming's steepest mountain faces lacking a natural bench, common along the state's most dramatic high-altitude highway corridors. GSI's soil nailing experience informs this approach.
Rope access technicians drill Wyoming's most extreme mountain terrain by hand and pneumatic tools, working within the state's compressed high-altitude construction season. This draws directly on GSI's engineers work.
GSI's transportation infrastructure experience also informs how these Wyoming projects are scoped from the start.
Engineered for Wyoming's conditions. GSI's Wyoming steep slope capability is built for both Teton Pass and Bighorn terrain access and the short high-altitude season WYDOT's mountain corridors demand. Supported by general contractors and our case studies.
Design/build delivery. The same engineers who design also build — removing the friction between design and construction phases.
WYDOT specification compliance. Project records and installation methods conform to state DOT standards starting from first design review.
GSI's engineers are ready to assess steep slope drilling conditions at your Wyoming site.