Jack-in piling
Precast reinforced-concrete and spun piles installed by static hydraulic force: silent, vibration-free and load-tested pile by pile.
Foundations for Myanmar’s buildings.
Specialist foundation and geotechnical engineering: jack-in, bored and driven piling, earth-retaining systems plus load testing, across nearly all of Myanmar.
- 2010
- Year incorporated
- PL-06
- Piling licence
- 20–200 t
- Pile working loads
- Ø 2,200
- Largest bored pile, mm
- 70 m
- Penetration depth
- 25
- Selected projects
About Geo Tech-Pile
Engineering what lies beneath.
Geo Tech-Pile was incorporated in Singapore in 2010 as a multi-discipline construction company providing a complete range of foundation engineering, civil and geotechnical engineering services, together with project management, development, investment and engineering design consultancy.
The company operates principally as a foundation and geotechnical engineering specialist. Its capabilities cover large-diameter bored piles, soil improvement, driven piles, jack-in piles, load-test piles plus structural monitoring surveys, with operations across nearly all of Myanmar.
Geo Tech-Pile is part of the Manufacturing & Materials sector of Lion King Group, alongside precast concrete, structural steel plus construction-material companies.
Services
A full foundation capability.
From precast piles pressed silently into place to cast-in-situ piles 2.2 metres across and 70 metres deep.
Bored piling
Cast-in-situ piles from Ø 600 mm to Ø 2,200 mm, with penetration depths of up to 70 metres.
Driven piling
Hammer-driven piles, used on projects including Parami Road and Dagon Seikkan.
Spun piles
PC and PHC spun piles from Ø 300 mm to Ø 600 mm.
Earth-retaining systems
Temporary earth-retaining systems, including sheet piling and H-beam installation.
Load testing
Load-test piles; with the jack-in method every pile is statically load-tested as it is installed.
Soil improvement
Soil improvement works.
Structural monitoring
Structural monitoring surveys.
Engineering and consultancy
Geotechnical and civil engineering, project management plus engineering design consultancy.
Jack-in method
How jack-in piling works.
Jack-in piling installs piles with static force rather than impact. Hydraulic jacks press each pile into the ground, taking their reaction from counterweights placed on the piling frame, which has a safe working load of 13 to 50 tonnes.
The combined weight of frame and counterweights exceeds twice the working load of the pile being installed, so every pile is jacked to set with a factor of safety of two.
- Silent, vibration-free operation
- Every pile statically load-tested
- Environmentally friendly
- Precast RC and spun piles available
Pile range
Sizes and capacities.
Precast reinforced-concrete piles in nine square sections, plus spun and bored piles across a wide range of diameters.
| Section (mm) | Lengths |
|---|---|
| 150 × 150 | 6 m |
| 200 × 200 | 6 m |
| 250 × 250 | 6 m |
| 300 × 300 | 6 m or 12 m |
| 350 × 350 | 6 m or 12 m |
| 400 × 400 | 6 m or 12 m |
| 450 × 450 | 6 m or 12 m |
| 500 × 500 | 6 m or 12 m |
| 600 × 600 | 6 m or 12 m |
- Spun piles (PC & PHC)
- Ø 300 mm to Ø 600 mm
- Bored piles (cast in situ)
- Ø 600 mm to Ø 2,200 mm
- Penetration
- Up to 70 m
- Pile working load
- 20 to 200 tonnes
Certification
Independently certified.
Quality plus health-and-safety management systems certified by Guardian Independent Certification, plus piling licence PL-06.
ISO 9001:2015
Quality management system. Certificate No. 684171, Guardian Independent Certification, UKAS accredited.
OHSAS 18001:2007
Occupational health and safety management. Certificate No. 689761, Guardian Independent Certification, JAS-ANZ accredited.
Piling licence
Piling licence No. PL-06. A specialist constructor for precast RC jack-in piles, bored piles, temporary earth-retaining systems plus geotechnical and civil engineering works.
Projects
25 selected projects.
Foundation work for a school, a university, staff housing, factories, a jetty, a monastery plus a stadium, from central Yangon to Taunggyi and Myawaddy.
01
Current work, 2025–2026
Piling machines and piles on Geo Tech-Pile’s current project.
02
Yadanar Street
South Okkalapa
03
West University
04
Basic Education High School
Pazundaung
05
Parami Road
Hammer piling
06
JIP-03, North Dagon
For Msquar Construction
11
Cold room project
Mayangone Township
16
Taunggyi project
Taunggyi, Shan State
17
IGETA project
Thilawa · for Taisei
18
Nagapali East Zay Lan project
Sheet piling
19
PSP drum factory
For Proparagon
20
Dagon Seikkan project
For Naing-Poh Cheong
21
Myawaddy project
Spun piles
22
Monastery project
Thaketa Township
23
MKT, Shwe Gone Daing
H-beam installation
24
Futsal stadium
Thuwunna
25
Dhammayone Street
Htun
Further projects
- 07HtaukkyauntOwner’s project
- 08Hlaedan StreetLanmadaw Township
- 09Dagon SeikkanJetty project
- 10Dagon SeikkanHammer piling
- 12Education Office staff housingAhlone Township
- 13137 Street
- 14123 StreetTaung Nyunt Township
- 15119 Street
In the field
Crews, rigs and sites.
Talk to Geo Tech-Pile.
For piling and foundation enquiries, contact Geo Tech-Pile directly.
- Office
- No. 76, Daw Thein Tin Street, Kandawgalay (North), Mingalar Taung Nyunt Township, Yangon
- Telephone
- 09 43141965 · 09 977122444