Over 2,600 tons of coated steel piles delivered for an Alaska marine infrastructure project, protecting local ecosystems while supporting long-term resilience in partnership with Turnagain Marine.

JD Fields & Company joined ArcelorMittal Sheet Piling at ASCE's Geo-Extreme Conference in Long Beach, connecting with industry leaders on geotechnical innovation and climate resilience solutions for extreme events.

Industry connections, East Coast mill expansion updates, and SmartSheetPile System innovations highlighted at the milestone conference event in Nashville.

5,500 tons of pipe piles and 370 tons of sheet piles support critical riverbed stabilization work for the Gateway Program's Hudson River Tunnel connecting New Jersey and New York.

Over 526 metric tons of AZ sheet piling supplied for the solidarity collector site in Chalco, a vital infrastructure project designed to handle 7,000 liters per second and enhance regional resilience to extreme weather.

Aerial views showcase active steel piling placement at Port Tampa Berth 214, with 100% American-melted and manufactured materials supporting Russell Marine's infrastructure improvements under Build America, Buy America standards.

Industry leaders convene in Cleveland for the DFI SuperPile Conference, with integrated steel solutions for complex infrastructure on display through collaborative partnerships.

Industry professionals gathered to discuss the future of marine infrastructure, coastal engineering, and port development, with full-service steel solutions on display for 21st-century waterfront construction.

A 1.7 million square foot bonded facility near the Port of Houston offers long-term steel storage, deferred duty payment, and duty-free export capabilities to help clients navigate trade policy shifts.

4,300 tons of pipe piles and 600 tons of sheet piling support Trevcon Construction's transformation of the Harlem River waterfront, continuing New York City's tradition of thoughtful infrastructure reinvention.

JD Fields delivered 60-inch monopiles with custom fenders and bollards to support infrastructure at the Port of Houston, the busiest U.S. port by tonnage. Delivered in full length to Texas City, the project highlights fabrication and Gulf Coast logistics expertise.

1,750 net tons of coated AZ sheet piles support the Panamerican Pier 1 & 2 Project in San Juan, reinforcing the port that handles over 75% of Puerto Rico's non-petroleum waterborne commerce.

Custom 110-foot monopiles with fabricated fenders and bollards delivered to the Port of Houston, the nation's busiest port by tonnage, handling over 275 million short tons in 2023.

We're proud to share that the JDF-HDM Spiralweld Pipe Mill has been awarded QP3 Certification by AMPP

Prior to the inception of combined wall systems, sheet piles were commonly used for earth retention and support of excavation projects. At this time, the largest domestic sheet pile available had a section modulus of ~60 in³/ft.

Steel sheetpiles are one of the most versatile geostrucutral elements designed for both temporary and permanent applications in heavy highway, transportation and marine foundations.

JD Fields & Company, Inc. is proud to share another milestone project at the Port of Tampa.

Already used for temporary shoring in excavation, the concept of converting the sheet piles to permanent use is a short leap once you reveal the reduced material costs and critical path schedule.

In collaboration with West Coast Contractors, the Palouse Slough Tide Gate project in North Bend, Oregon, represents an ambitious endeavor to enhance resilience and sustainability in a delicate ecosystem.

JD Fields & Company, Inc. Canada ULC is honored to have collaborated with Marathon Underground Constructors Corporation delivering an advanced Pipe-Z combi-wall solution for the shoreline protection system in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC.

JD Fields & Company, Inc. is supporting the Port of Bellingham Terminals I & J Waterway Cleanup Action in Washington – a forward-thinking project dedicated to sediment remediation and the long-term safeguarding of our natural waterways.

For over a century, McCoys Creek was reshaped, straightened, and confined into a flood-prone channel. The result was chronic flooding, environmental degradation, and a waterway that no longer functioned as nature intended.

The SR-156 Slide Repair project in Switzerland County, Indiana, represents a transformative effort to stabilize a 2,100-foot stretch of roadway between Turtle Creek Road and Wade Hill Road, east of Florence.