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U.S. Navy Concord Weapons Station Inspection

McLaren Engineering Group has provided underwater inspection, condition assessment and design of repairs for U.S. Navy facilities worldwide. One notable project was on the U.S. Naval Weapons Station in Concord, CA.

U.S. Navy Weapons Station Piers

The piers at this facility are primarily used for the transfer of weapons to rail and truck transportation systems. McLaren provided underwater and topside inspection services for facilities on the Concord base. The investigations encompassed more than 10,000 timber piles, spanning two linear miles of platform. In addition a structural assessment, marine borer study, load rating analysis, and cost estimates for repairs were provided.