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Braun Intertec exhibited at the 2019 Deep Foundations Institute S3 Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Principal Engineer, Jeff Segar from our Bloomington office moderated several sessions. The conference took place on August 6^ththrough the 8^thand featured more than 25 technical presentations about effectively applying deep foundations, ground improvement and soil mixing for stabilization of slopes and excavation support.

Jeff serves as DFI-ADSC Anchored Earth Retention Committee Co-Chair and moderated the morning sessions on Thursday, August 8^thwhich focused on excavation support and stabilization (tiebacks). In addition to the technical sessions, there was a software panel discussion available via afree webinar broadcast. The webinar is aimed at furthering understanding of the use of software for slope stabilization problems and contains a facilitated Q&A discussion.

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