At Loss Trial Pass, PROPEX^® Armormax^® with B3 anchors stabilized a steep, failing slope beside highway 93. The system addressed remote access, heavy snow loading, and erosion while allowing the roadway to remain open during installation.

MIRAFI® H₂Ri was incorporated into Missouri River bridge approaches to manage subsurface moisture, replace a drainable aggregate layer, and reduce aggregate requirements while supporting pavement construction. 

At Omega Mine in West Virginia, GEOTUBE^® GT500 units help the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection treat and dewater acid mine drainage from abandoned mines while supporting long-term capacity and compliance.

Embraport used dewatered contaminated sediments as structural fill within its terminal platform, saving 400,000 m3 of imported material and reducing earthfill platform costs by 20% to 30%.

At Meadowland Landfill, MIRAFI® RS380i reinforced a heavy-duty trailer parking area over weak, variable subgrade. The design avoided over-excavation and used 600 to 900 mm of granular fill plus 100mm of asphalt millings.

At a remote mine in Eastern Canada, four layers of MIRAFI H₂Ri reinforced granular backfill above a 20 m culvert. The system increased backfill stiffness and soil arching, helping reduce load transfer and complete the haul road crossing.

At Vivid Shores in Bonita Springs, Florida, PROPEX^® Armormax^®, MIRAFI^® FW403 and MIRAFI 140N stabilize lake banks exposed to wind-driven wave erosion. Completed sections are performing as designed.

Crowne Point Country Club rehabilitated a deteriorated Vermont access road with MIRAFI H₂Ri, using active moisture management to address saturated soils, frost-related distress and subgrade instability.

GSE^® HD geomembrane lined over 3.4 million m² of evaporation ponds to prevent brine seepage under extreme heat and UV exposure. This continuous barrier eliminated salt discharge and protected the surrounding environment.

In Jefferson County, Alabama, MIRAFI^® CR440 was used with CCR fill to create a reinforced construction platform over soft fine coal refuse, supporting safe equipment access and efficient coal slurry impoundment closure.

Solmax supplied 900,000 m² of double-sided GSE^® HD FrictionFlex geomembrane for Maaden’s Umm Wu’al tailings ponds in Saudi Arabia, meeting strict quality controls and ensuring flawless containment in extreme conditions.

To enhance the Albedo effect and achieve maximum light reflection for a solar farm pilot project, Solmax installed GEOLUX^® reflective sheets underneath the bifacial solar panels. Monthly measurements reveal the sheets have consistently delivered a 5% to 8% increase in the solar plant’s output.

Installed 113,000 m² of 2.0 mm GSE^® HD geomembrane at a nationally regulated power plant coal ash handling facility in Indonesia, delivering long-term containment, zero leakage incidents, and full environmental compliance.

In Vojens, Denmark, a 200,000 m³ pit thermal storage basin stores surplus solar heat from a 70,000 m² collector field. Using Solmax geosynthetics, the system reduces CO₂ emissions by 6,000 tons annually.

Hillsborough College – Brandon Campus used Petromat^® MPV500 paving fabric to improve bonding, delay reflective cracking, and support longer-lasting pavement rehabilitation.

A Texas fast-food build used FABRINET^® TP instead of aggregate for subsurface drainage. The solution reduced excavation, cut costs by 54 percent, sped up installation, and minimized environmental disruption.

In Gram, Denmark, a 122,000 m³ pit thermal energy storage with a 44,800 m² solar collector field provides 18,000 MWh of heat annually. Solmax geosynthetics ensure safe high-temperature storage and reduce CO₂ emissions by 3,700 tons per year.

Cherry Island Landfill needed more disposal capacity on a constrained site underlain by weak, compressible soils. Solmax geosynthetic reinforcement helped make vertical expansion possible and delivered more than 20 years of additional disposal life.

MIRAFI^® RS380i stabilized pavements at FLETC Charleston over soft marine clays and landfill soils, reducing settlement risk while improving constructability and lowering costs.

Solmax supplied a composite liner system for the City of Saskatoon’s East Lateral Liner Expansion, helping support containment, leachate management, and landfill operations projected through 2070.

USACE stabilized the eroded Montauk shoreline using more than 11,000 GEOTUBE^® Geobag sand containers and 3,200 ft of scour aprons to form a reinforced dune core, restoring storm protection for vulnerable commercial buildings.

Canal do Fundão underwent large-scale dredging and sediment dewatering to address decades of pollution from sewage, industrial waste, and debris, restoring environmental health and integrating reclaimed areas into Fundão Island’s landscape.

A homeowner used PROPEX Armormax to protect a bluff damaged by the Pacific Palisades fire to reduce erosion risk, support revegetation and mitigate future wildfires.

La Guardia Airport built a 150 m by 230 m runway overrun area on soft inter-tidal clay using staged construction, high-strength geotextile reinforcement, hydraulic sand fill, and PVDs to prevent mud waves and accelerate consolidation.

PROPEX^® Armormax^® stabilized the eroded Reinland Drain, reducing costs and emissions while ensuring long-term flood protection with reinforced vegetation growth.

Solmax supplied GSE^® HD liners and BENTOLINER^® GCLs to line and cap Thailand’s ESBEC landfill, ensuring full containment, leachate and gas control, and compliance with national and international waste standards.

MIRAFI^® RS580i stabilized parking areas at Knapheide’s Moncks Corner facility over soft, floodplain-adjacent soils, enabling rapid construction, eliminating chemical treatment, reducing material haulage, and delivering durable performance under heavy vehicle loading.

NJDOT restored Wildwood’s waterways using GEOTUBE^® GT500 units to dewater more than 110,000 yd³ of dredged sediment, meeting strict discharge standards and optimizing tight urban laydown space.

Converse County, WY stabilized Mormon Canyon Road using 30,000 yd² of MIRAFI^® RS380i. The geosynthetic reinforced soft clay soils, resisted wind uplift, improved roadway life, and reduced future maintenance.

Soil nails and PROPEX^® Armormax^® stabilized the failing slope behind the Metal Art Museum, ensuring long-term erosion control with reinforced vegetation growth.

Sacramento Area Sanitary District partnered with Solmax to stabilize 12 Sacramento creeks impacted by flooding. Innovative solutions were tailored for each site, enhancing resilience and natural aesthetics. Five more sites will begin construction in 2025 to expand the project’s impact.

Dubuque stabilized the Northwest Arterial with MIRAFI RS580i, completing a three-mile roadway in 2023 on time and budget, earning three state paving awards.

MIRAFI^® RS580i stabilized an active taxiway at La Aurora International Airport over high-plasticity clay, improving load distribution, limiting deformation, and extending pavement service life under continuous aircraft traffic.

A geosynthetic-reinforced embankment enabled the extension of I-670 across deep, highly compressible water-treatment sludge. Instrumented test fills, vertical drains, and staged construction allowed stable embankment performance despite large settlements.

Solmax supplied geomembrane, geotextile, drainage, and GCL systems for the Cell A1 expansion in Mascouche, supporting long-term contaminated soil containment and sustainable site management.

Custom HDPE liner penetration boxes were fabricated and installed at a hazardous waste pond to prevent environmental contamination. Solmax met complex specs and tight timelines.

GSE^® geomembranes contained leachates at Jiangyou landfill, halting cadmium pollution of farmland and groundwater while enabling soil remediation and protecting agricultural sustainability in Sichuan Province.

A renewable-energy developer in Texas used MIRAFI RS380i to stabilize access roads over expansive soils, reducing aggregate demand and accelerating construction.

PROPEX^® Armormax^® and MIRAGRID^® XT stabilized an eroded slope along Southmoor Drive, restoring access while reducing transport costs and emissions.

Solmax high-flow triaxial geocomposite was used in the Koochiching County Landfill cap system to drain surface water, stabilize the soil cover, and ensure long-term integrity of the geomembrane and vegetative layer.

In Bracht, Germany, a pit thermal storage system integrated with solar collectors (71 percent from sun), heat pumps (6 percent green electricity), and biomass (23 percent) supplies a renewable heat solution according to the simulation of the University Kassel. Solmax geomembranes ensure long-term containment, enabling near-zero emissions and stable heating for 180 households.

Germany’s first large commercial pit thermal storage in Meldorf shows how district heating can be decarbonized. GSE^® HDH, GSE HD liners and FABRINET^® protection layers enable safe high-temperature storage, reducing CO₂ emissions by 90 percent and store 1,500 MWh annually.

On the Tibetan Plateau at 4,600 m ASL, Solmax geosynthetics enabled Tibet’s first large solar thermal district heating system. A 15,000 m³ pit thermal energy storage stores 700 MWh of heat, meeting 90 percent of Langkazi’s demand. 

Ocala built a four-lane highway over deep fill in an active mine using a multi-layer MIRAFI RSi geosynthetic system to stabilize weak, saturated soils. 

ThermoBond’s Brandon facility uses MIRAFI RS580i to support 46,000 lb wheel loads, reducing aggregate by 35% and delivering durable, cost-efficient performance.

Florida’s Indian Trail Improvement District levee was reinforced with 66,000 yd² of PROPEX Armormax and custom burrito-wrap structures, delivering long-term flood protection while supporting endangered species habitats.

Claxton Field in Needham, MA, was renovated using MIRAFI^® RS380i for subgrade stabilization and PROPEX^® Armormax for slope protection, ensuring long-term performance and environmental compliance.

MIRAFI H₂Ri reinforced the pavement on State Highway 105 at FM1774 in Plantersville, Texas, eliminating the need for cement stabilization and managing the moisture-sensitive subgrade conditions.

In 2008, TC Energy installed a gas pipeline under the St. Maurice River. Erosion and instability on steep slopes led to the installation of PROPEX^® Armormax^®, which continues to provide long-term stabilization with a natural, vegetated solution.

MIRAFI^® RS580i geotextile was used with sand and gravel to stabilize sandy soil at a solar farm in Mexico, enabling heavy truck access and reducing environmental and construction costs.

A Comox developer stabilized steep sandy slopes with PROPEX^® Pyramattress^®, PROPEX Pyramat 25, BENTOLINER^® GCL, and MIRAFI^® 160N, building a stormwater pond that blends into the landscape and reduces environmental impact. 

GEOTUBE Marine tubes were installed by the Communauté du Golfe de Saint – Tropez to protect 103 km of coastline and the only road to Saint-Tropez. The project reduced wave impact, prevented erosion, and avoided rock transport.

MIRAFI® RS380i was used in a Santa Ana College parking lot expansion to reduce pavement thickness, avoid utility conflicts, accelerate construction, and improve long-term pavement durability.

Rock County, Minnesota, replaced a closed timber bridge using the GRS-IBS system with MIRAFI® 7XT and MIRAFI HP570. These provided reinforcement, enabling rapid, cost-effective construction without deep foundations.

Solmax supplies GSE LL geomembranes for Sistema.bio’s modular biodigesters​ and other farming equipment such as water and biofertilizer containers​, enabling clean energy, waste reuse, and improved soil health for smallholder farmers. 

MIRAFI® H2Ri was installed on Flat Creek Drive in Jackson, Wyoming, to stabilize the subgrade and manage moisture from snowmelt, preventing pavement damage and extending roadway life.

A geosynthetic reinforcement solution using MIRAFI RSi enabled the expansion of a 140-acre laydown yard in Pueblo, Colorado, reducing aggregate needs and meeting a fast-tracked construction schedule despite poor soil and remote material sources.

At the Point Loma naval base, Solmax stabilized soft subgrade for fuel tank containment dyke walls using MIRAFI RS580i, crushed stone, and geogrid reinforcement.

WPI built Massachusetts’ first rooftop athletic field over a 534-space garage using geosynthetics for drainage, waterproofing, and weight reduction.

A reinforced soil foundation using MIRAFI® RS580i geotextile was installed to support a 17,000 m³ diesel tank in Sherwood Park, Alberta, reducing costs and ensuring settlement performance within allowable limits.

Highway 7 in Vanscoy, Saskatchewan, was upgraded using MIRAFI HP and winter construction methods to overcome embankment challenges in a slough area.

GO Transit expanded rail service between Hamilton and Toronto, requiring a third track on a historic embankment near Sunfish Pond. A geogrid-reinforced slope with a steel sheet pile wall was implemented to meet structural and environmental requirements.

Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) identified track settlement issues and partnered with Solmax and Clifton Associates to implement a geosynthetic solution, reducing ballast use by 43% and completing repairs on a 72 ft section in under seven hours. 

GO Transit used hybrid MSE walls with MIRAGRID XT geogrids to stabilize embankments on Lakeshore West Line, ensuring stability under space and load constraints.

Main Street in Palisade, CO, was reconstructed using geosynthetics to address soft soils and shallow utilities, reducing excavation and aggregate use.

Cargill's Regina facility used MIRAFI H2Ri to stabilize expansive, frost-susceptible soils, reducing sub-ballast thickness by 55% and road construction costs by 20%. 

The I-15 CORE Project in Provo, Utah, used a pile-supported embankment with MIRAGRID 8XT geogrid to stabilize soft soils and meet seismic and space constraints.

The Bell Middle School's steep landfill slope faced erosion issues, causing soil to wash into nearby homes. The geocell used for stabilization failed, so the school district replaced it with PROPEX Pyramat 75, a high-performance turf mat.

Solmax partnered with Kenmore Construction to stabilize a working platform for heavy equipment at the City of Akron’s Main Outfall Sewer Improvements project using MIRAFI RS580i high-performance geotextile and advanced geotechnical analysis. 

A global stability issue on the Old Pacific Highway caused a slope failure and pavement cracking. The MIRAFI H2Ri system was used to address soil saturation and prevent future slips, ensuring long-term stability without extensive over-excavation. 

Red Hill Landfill in Northern California stabilized a failed slope using the PROPEX Armormax  system with PROPEX Pyramat 75 HPTRM and B3 anchors, enhancing safety and erosion control. 

Reflective cracking at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport was mitigated using Petromat MPV600, a nonwoven paving fabric, installed directly on the cement-treated base to prevent moisture infiltration and extend pavement life

PROPEX Armormax stabilized the eroding embankments of Arroyo de los Montoyas, protecting WWTP6 from flooding and enhancing groundwater recharge in Rio Rancho, NM, with a resilient, nature-based erosion control solution.

U.S. Route 441 in Gainesville, Florida was reconstructed using MIRAFI RS580i, improving performance against flooding and reducing maintenance needs.

Yerba Buena Island's redevelopment addressed slope failure with PROPEX Armormax, ensuring slope stability, erosion control, and utility protection during a major residential project. 

The City of Palm Desert improved flood control infrastructure by expanding the Section 29 Basin, constructing two new basins, and armoring the Mid-Valley channel with PROPEX Armormax. 

The Motiva Brine Pond in southeast Texas, supporting butane storage in salt caverns, underwent primary liner replacement and inspection to address leakage issues. 

Aeration Basin 2 at Thompson's Station wastewater plant was relined in 2012 using a custom GSE HD geomembrane system, ensuring operational efficiency. 

CN Railway utilized MIRAFI RS580i to stabilize track foundations at the Rosetown subdivision, improving safety, and reducing future maintenance costs in challenging conditions. 

Kenai Peninsula Borough in Alaska completed phase two of the Homer Solid Waste Facility landfill closure using Solmax geosynthetics, covering 226,000 ft² with a geosynthetic clay liner, drainage, and landfill-gas system.

In Fort Worth, Texas, Candleridge Park addressed erosion threatening neighborhood foundations by constructing a channel outlet and using PROPEX Pyramattress and PROPEX Pyramat 75 for cost-effective, sustainable slope protection.

In 2023, GEOTUBE Geobags were used to stabilize the eroding Brunei coastline, enhancing safety and sustainability.

The Department of Water Resources (DWR) successfully restored natural tidal wetlands in the Sacramento–San Joaquin Delta, enhancing habitats for wildlife and improving flood management.

Advanced leachate containment solutions were utilized to enhance the Sarasota landfill expansion, ensuring environmental protection and compliance with regulations.

Thurber Engineering and Solmax used MIRAGRID XT geogrid to remediate William Griffin Recreation Centre's turf, stabilizing voids and enhancing field performance. 

Monarch Dunes needed a sustainable solution for severe channel erosion in a community vineyard. The combination of PROPEX Armormax and Pyramattress provided durable, eco-friendly stabilization, reducing installation time and cost.

Baton Rouge's flood mitigation measures included PROPEX Armormax to reduce risks and protect homes against future flooding.

The Lloydminster's Northwest Drainage Channel was redesigned to prevent flooding, using PROPEX Pyramat for enhanced flow capacity and erosion control.

Jefferson County Highway Department successfully reconstructed Wisconsin Highway 106 over marshland, using geosynthetic materials to minimize excavation and ensure a stable, well-drained road surface.

Effective stabilization of fine-grained subgrade soils and the implementation of MIRAFI RS580i led to a new roadway that exceeded performance expectations.

Utilizing MIRAFI RS580i for stable construction, the East Lake Sammamish Trail overcame soft soil challenges, reducing costs and material waste effectively.

The GSE Leak Location Suite, including the S-100 Spark Tester, was successfully implemented at a frac pond project in Laredo, Texas, ensuring leak-free installation and quick identification of punctures in the liner.

Utilizing MIRAFI RS380i geotextile fabric, this project overcame poor subgrade conditions to construct four commercial buildings with stable platforms for parking lots and loading docks.

Cenergi transforms POME into renewable biogas in Malaysia, using GSE geomembranes. This project reduced GHG and the approach highlights innovation in waste recycling and contribution to renewable energy goals.

Alaska's Dalton Highway demonstrated the effectiveness of MIRAFI H₂Ri in enhancing road durability and reducing maintenance in extreme environments. 

In 2012, Mississauga's IMAX parking lot implemented a low impact development system to manage stormwater, enhancing water quality and maintaining pavement integrity.

Xcel Energy successfully closed Sherco Pond No.1 and constructed Sherco Pond No.2 using BENTOLINER to meet stringent CCR regulations, ensuring minimal environmental impact and continuous service.

MIRAFI RS280i was used at Impact Solar Farm in Texas for efficient road stabilization, offering environmental benefits and cost savings.

Discover how Conquest's sewage lagoon upgrade using a geosynthetic clay liner overcame groundwater challenges, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs.

Saskatchewan's first new potash mine in 40 years features advanced GSE HDH liners in its brine ponds, overcoming extreme temperatures and chemical exposure.

116th Ave in Grande Prairie was reconstructed using MIRAFI H₂Ri, overcoming failures from heavy traffic and challenging soil, improving road longevity and performance.

Egypt's mega aquaculture project in East Port Said completed phase two, using GSE HD geomembrane for water containment in a 20,000-acre fish and shrimp farm.

Oyster Lake's outfall, strained by storms and urban growth, was reinforced using PROPEX Armormax for erosion control. It withstood Hurricane Michael, protecting the area.

BKDD used PROPEX Scourlok for durable, environmentally-friendly erosion protection along a drainage channel in Texas, replacing gabion baskets with a long-lasting solution.

Murrieta Creek's flood control project uses PROPEX Armormax for erosion protection and environmental restoration, ensuring safety and water quality for 75 years.

At the Florence Copper mine in Arizona, a pond built in 1997 with GSE Leak Location liner, operated for 24 years. Initially underutilized, its expansion required inspection of the exposed geomembrane.

In 2020, Anchorage expanded its landfill with a new cell, installing a composite liner system that included BENTOLINER, GSE HD liner, and HDPE piping.

PROPEX Armormax and PROPEX Pyramattress, an engineered mattress system that uses PROPEX Pyramat 75 HPTRM to construct a geosynthetic/soil/rock composite for protection of channels, slopes, and spillways.

The PROPEX Armormax system helped KYTC meet their goal of providing a safe, efficient, environmentally sound and fiscally responsible option to repair the slope while also ensuring access to the state park and economic growth in the surrounding area.

Full scale installation of the EEAS began in 2015 and has since been installed on over 100 miles of earthen levees in the New Orleans area. Since installation, multiple levees have experienced overtopping from major hurricanes, but have not breeched.

PROPEX Armormax helped to decrease sedimentation and pollutants and encourages infiltration of water back into the ground water table.

Since the completion of the project, the stream has naturally restored itself to its original channel depth.

The end goal of the project is to carry water from future 100-year floods through the city in the channel and eliminate flooding in Randolph.

PROPEX Pyramat is a High Performance Turf Reinforcement Mat (HPTRM) that protects the ground surface from erosion while promoting natural vegetation.

The west fork of the Des Moines River in Palo Alto County, had experienced years of erosion and flooding. From 2006 to 2019, the riverbank had receded up to 215 feet in the middle of the bend.

The Altoona-Blair County Airport, a regional airport in central PA, faced a safety concern with one of its runways. Reflective cracking had occurred due to harsh freeze/thaw conditions during winter months.

Industrial waste, often in slurry form and containing contaminants, needs to be managed and disposed of properly to protect the environment.

GEOTUBE dewatering technology is a cost-effective method for removing water from industrial and mineral slurries and sludges.

The breakwater structure constructed with the GEOTUBE system at Sigandu Beach proved to be a cost-effective solution compared to conventional methods such as rock armor.

A remote gold mine located on an Indonesian island required the dredging of heavily silted settling ponds. These ponds contained valuable gold deposits that needed to be recovered and reprocessed.

GEOTUBE units are used to dewater the POME sludge. The units retain the solid particles within the tube, while the liquid can be recycled back through the plant or discharged through the polishing ponds.

Processing and refining rare earth minerals generates a waste stream that must be managed and stored in an environmentally secure manner.

The project involved upgrading an old, aerated sewage lagoon into a modern enclosed underground sewage treatment facility.

The MMG Rosebery mine in Tasmania has been a successful underground mining operation for over 80 years, producing gold, zinc, copper, and lead concentrates.

A large Indonesian mining corporation faced a challenge in dewatering silt sediments from their settling ponds in South Kalimantan, Indonesia.

The GEOTUBE SFM serves as revetment for the entire waterway network at the new Clark Airport Terminal.

In a groundbreaking project in Australia, a specially designed remote-controlled underwater dredger was used to clear and clean a blocked stormwater drain that discharged into the Brisbane River.

This project holds the distinction of being Asia's longest GEOTUBE dewatering project.

The GEOTUBE dewatering containers were used to contain the dredged slurry and remove water from the material, achieving a consistency similar to compacted borrowed material.

Over 27 km (16.8 miles) of geotextile tubes were installed for the construction of the Lach Huyen Bridge in Vietnam.

For constructing the edge levees that formed the temporary platform, GEOTUBE GT1000 was chosen.

GEOTUBE TC1200MB units were selected to provide erosion control because they can be filled using on site materials, making them a more efficient solution than importing stone.

Solmax was chosen to supply a high-grade, multi-layer solution comprised of 1.00 mm GSE HD and 2.00 mm GSE HD conductive geomembrane, each spanning an area of 25,700 m² (276,600 f²).

Solmax geomembranes were used to line the tailings facilities of the recently expanded Yulong Copper Mine. The mine located in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, on one of the largest copper deposits in China, is important to the economy of the region.

The Municipality of Tweed is located in central-eastern Ontario. In 2019, the Municipality identified that the existing wastewater treatment system was nearing its rated capacity.

The Norco Bluffs roadway reconstruction project used MIRAFI® RS580i as a value-engineered alternative to a geogrid-reinforced base, helping reduce aggregate requirements, improve constructability, and support long-term stability over liquefiable soils.