The Burke Mountain development in Coquitlam, BC, is an ambitious project that highlights the interplay between advanced construction techniques and community-focused design. Integral to this development is the construction of a new middle and secondary school, which is set to serve the rapidly growing Burke Mountain community. With an estimated completion date of September 2026 the FODS Trackout Control Mat was deployed to minimize downtime that comes with refreshing a rock entrance and to keep the project running smoothly to save time and money overall.
The University of Kansas (KU), located in Lawrence, Kansas, is spearheading a major $448 million renovation of the iconic David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. Led by Athletic Director Travis Goff, this transformative project aims to modernize the stadium, improve infrastructure, and significantly enhance the fan experience. The renovation project, with its first phase slated for completion by August 2025, relies heavily on innovative solutions such as the FODS Trackout Control Mat to stay on schedule and minimize environmental impact.
DPR Construction is building another data center for Facebook’s parent company Meta leveraging extensive experience on large scale projects with high standards for environmental responsibility. The new facility will span 2.5 million square feet, and be powered by 100% renewable energy. Similar to previous data center builds, DPR Construction leveraged FODS Trackout Control System to provide an effective BMP for high traffic applications.
Downer Construction, a leading infrastructure developer in New Zealand and Australia, has integrated FODS Composite Trackout Control Mats in their project at the junction of State Highway 1 and State Highway 29 in Piarere, Waikato, New Zealand. Supplied by Rocktec LTD, FODS mats are part of Downer's Zero Harm Initiative, promoting sustainable and efficient construction practices and demonstrating Downer's commitment to innovative solutions and environmental stewardship.
Purdue University has launched its $41 million Hypersonics and Applied Research Facility, significantly enhancing its research capabilities in hypersonic travel technologies with advanced facilities like the HYPULSE shock tunnel and the world's only Mach 8 quiet wind tunnel. These tools are pivotal for studying high-speed aerodynamics and developing technology that can endure the rigors of hypersonic conditions. In line with its innovative edge, Purdue also exemplifies environmental responsibility by incorporating FODS Trackout Control Mats during construction to prevent the spread of debris, showcasing its commitment to community well-being and environmental care alongside scientific progress.
Intermountain Health is constructing a new campus in Golden, CO in response to feedback from the local community. The hospital is being constructed on a 28-acre site at the Clear Creek Crossing development, a strategic choice that caters to the growing population and healthcare demands of the region. The new five-story, 130,000-square-foot medical campus will become the most efficient healthcare facility in the Front Range area. The choice of FODS as the site entrances demonstrates the commitment to both efficiency and health for the local community.
Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport is undergoing major renovations as part of the O’Hare 21 Development Project. The Terminal 5 Expansion and Modernization Project includes a new 6-floor parking garage which will add over 1,700 parking spaces. The FODS Trackout Control System is being used by Clayco to prevent sediment and debris from leaving the job site during construction.
Danville, VA will soon be home to Caesars Virginia, a world class casino and hotel built by a joint venture between Caesars Entertainment and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Slated to open in 2024, the structure will host 500 hotel rooms, 40,000 sq ft of conference area with a 2,500 person capacity, as well as a 2,500 seat venue for live entertainment. FODS Trackout Control System was selected as the construction entrance BMP for the three egress points on the site to promote safety and reduce construction vehicle trackout.
Civil engineers in Clear Lake, Minnesota, are deploying FODS stabilized construction exit to prevent trackout while constructing their new solar field. FODS is a portable, reusable vehicle track-out control solution that can be permanently installed as a complete solution. Learn more about green energy projects that have integrated the FODS Trackout Control system to reduce maintenance costs and increase compliance and safety.
Civil engineers in North Austin are deploying FODS stabilized construction exit to prevent sedimentation while undergoing construction on Texas’s largest raw water project. FODS is a portable, reusable vehicle track-out control solution that can be permanently installed as a complete solution. Learn more about municipalities that have integrated the FODS Trackout Control system to reduce maintenance costs and increase compliance and safety.
Titan America, a leading construction material supplier, is using FODS on multiple locations throughout Florida to mitigate vehicle track-out, increase safety, and reduce costs. The system has proved effective on varied site conditions and demonstrates Titan America’s commitment to environmental responsibility.
Landfills across the country are turning to FODS to reduce sediment tracking. FODS is a portable, reusable vehicle track-out control solution which can be permanently installed as a complete solution or used in conjunction with wheel wash systems or other Vehicle Trackout Control BMPs to improve performance. Learn more about landfills that have integrated the FODS Trackout Control system to reduce costs and increase compliance and safety.
As one of the nation’s most traveled airports, Denver International Airport (DEN) continues to add gates to increase capacity for over 60 million annual travellers. In 2022, DIA’s Gate Expansion Program completed the addition of 39 gates which increased the airports capacity by 30%. FODS Trackout Control System was deployed throughout the project to safely mitigate construction vehicle track out and reduce FOD on access roads. The FODS system is becoming the preferred solution for mitigating construction track out and preventing vehicle related Foreign Object Debris (FOD) on airports around the globe.
Miami’s I-395/SR 836/I-95 Design-Build Project which includes the arched Signature Bridge encompasses over 5 miles of highway and state roadways. Archer Western & de Moya Group Joint Venture have deployed FODS Soil Tracking Prevention Device as a Vehicle Tracking Control Measure throughout the project. The reusable system can be relocated through each phase of the project.
The San Diego International Airport is undergoing a major renovation of Terminal 1 which will create and additional 11 gates along with new seating areas and restaurants. The New T1 Project will also include a two level drop-off/pick-up area which will provide pedestrian access to Terminal 2, a new administration building, and a three lane road to the terminal which will streamline traffic and reduce congestion on nearby roadways.
Erie’s North Water Reclamation Facility is undergoing major improvement to increase capacity for the growing town. The improvements will continue until 2028 as the plant is upgraded to a Class A facility which can provide safe water for additional applications. Archer Western is contracted to perform the work and is using FODS Trackout Control Mats to as the Stabilized Construction Entrance BMP to minimize vehicle sediment tracking.
Scout Ground Protection Mats were using during construction work at Boston’s Commonwealth Pier Revitalization Project. The mats were installed around the perimeter of the pier to provide site access while protecting the existing substrate.
The Old Alabama Highway Widening Project would create additional lanes along nearly six miles between Paga Mine Road and Highway 113 (Rockmart Highway). CW Matthews chose FODS Trackout Control System which enabled an 80% reduction of street sweeping compared to traditional aggregate style construction entrances.
FODS Ground Protection Mats were using during demolition work at Tampa Convention Center’s new waterfront meeting rooms. The mats were placed over existing brick work, which extended out to the Tampa River Walk, to provide site access for vehicles and pedestrians during demolition.
