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Government and defense projects often involve construction in active, secure environments with limited access, complex logistics, and heightened safety protocols. Keller works closely with owners, engineers, and contractors to deliver geotechnical solutions that support new construction, upgrades, and remediation while maintaining operational continuity.
Geotechnical construction solutions for secure facilities
Keller offers a broad range of geotechnical construction techniques that can be adapted to government and defense applications. Through an integrated design‑build approach, we develop constructible, cost‑effective solutions based on site‑specific conditions, access limitations, and long‑term performance needs.
Our work supports foundations, ground improvement, earth retention, and below‑grade construction for administrative buildings, secure facilities, infrastructure, and utility systems. Keller collaborates closely with project teams to sequence work efficiently while adhering to site security, safety, and compliance requirements.
Keller's experience working on government projects
Keller has supported government and defense projects across North America, delivering geotechnical solutions for federal, state, and local agencies as well as defense‑related facilities. Our experience working in secure, operational environments enables us to execute work safely while maintaining access controls, security protocols, and facility operations.
This experience enables Keller to deliver reliable geotechnical solutions that support long‑term performance while meeting the stringent expectations of government and defense clients. We are registered with the Defense Logistic Agency’s Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) system and have completed over 100 contracts for the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Sector challenges we can solve
- Construction within secure or restricted facilities
- Settlement and bearing capacity concerns beneath critical structures
- Limited access and constrained working areas
- Remediation or replacement of aging foundations and infrastructure
- Phased construction tied to operational or mission requirements
Related projects
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US Customs House
Keller’s design-build micropile solution, installed in tight access within a historic structure, helped preserve an important part of history within the project schedule and budget.
Institutional
Schoharie County Office Complex
A cutoff wall was constructed to reduce the impact of flooding to the Schoharie County Office Complex. The office serves as the Courthouse, DMV, and County Office building.
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