Site Setup Foundations on Screw Piles

01 / WHY SITEBASE NOW

Construction is busy. Site logistics are becoming a capacity problem.

The commercial opportunity is not to compete in the container market. It is to make temporary infrastructure easier to mobilise on infrastructure, energy, industrial and large construction projects.

+6%

Construction activity at the start of 2026

Colliers reported construction volumes up by more than 6% in the first two months of 2026 after a record 2025, with contractor logistics already under pressure.

Colliers Romania · May 2026

≈1,000 km

Motorways under construction

Large public infrastructure is one of the main construction engines, creating long-duration and geographically distributed site compounds.

Colliers Romania · May 2026

464k m²

Industrial space under construction in 2026

CBRE estimates approximately 464,000 m² of industrial space under construction nationwide in 2026, another recurring source of temporary compounds and access infrastructure.

CBRE Romania · Jun 2026

02 / WHERE SITEBASE HAS THE STRONGEST FIT

Projects that mobilise, expand, move or demobilise.

TYPICAL SITEBASE SCOPE

03 / INTERACTIVE SITE COMPOUND

One site compound. Eight foundation packages.

Select the numbered areas. The point is not to put every temporary item on the same screw; it is to coordinate the right ground interface for each repeated function.

SITE

Photorealistic SITEBASE concept · temporary construction compound

Click the numbered areas. Final product selection follows the actual geometry, loads, ground, wind, access and duration of the temporary works.

04 / WHAT THE PROJECT TEAM ACTUALLY CARES ABOUT

SITEBASE needs a different argument for each department.

BEST FIRST INPUT

05 / THE SITEBASE VALUE STACK

The benefit is operational — not ideological.

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Mobilise sooner

After installation and the required checks, the next structural element does not wait for concrete curing.

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Local intervention

Point foundations can reduce continuous excavation and associated spoil, although utilities, drainage, aggregate and access works may still be required.

Controlled level

Container and frame supports can be set out and brought to compatible levels before the equipment or cabin arrives.

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Demobilisation planned from day one

When removal is part of the brief, connections and access can be designed for extraction. Reuse requires inspection and a new project check.

06 / PRODUCT LOGIC

Different temporary functions need different ground connections.

Vertical elements

Natural starting family for appropriate fences, gates, light poles, signs and small vertical structures.

G76 / G89 · wind, height, lever arm and ground still govern selection

Fixed flange / platforms

For containers, small platforms, steel frames and structures where a defined base-plate interface is useful.

Container / modular office guide: M89 may enter the discussion

Modular depth

Tip + extension(s) + top connection when a deeper target layer or site variability makes a modular configuration useful.

V89 for containers / platforms / technical projects after selection

CUSTOM

Special interfaces

Flanges, holes, gussets, stiffeners and special heads for larger poles, steel frames, acoustic screens or project-specific equipment.

Geometry is confirmed by drawing / project — not by application name alone

07 / REAL EXECUTION EVIDENCE

Scale claims are useful only when they come from real work.

≈100

foundation points in one day

A MARTETIC reference project records approximately 100 points installed in one day for three modular houses.

12 m

temporary lighting poles

MARTETIC documents a real project with foundations for 12-metre temporary lighting poles — relevant evidence for site-infrastructure work.

national project coordination

MARTETIC presents projects coordinated nationally, including limited-access, mountain, commercial and utility-constrained sites.

These are real MARTETIC references, not universal productivity promises. Daily output changes with screw type and length, soil, access, spacing, set-out, obstacles, extensions, testing and the number of crews / machines.

08 / SITEBASE DELIVERY SEQUENCE

Treat the site compound like a small construction system.

Layout

functions, quantities, movement, duration and future relocation

Interfaces

container rails, post geometry, gates, poles, equipment base plates

Ground & access

soil information, utilities, machine access, level and local preparation

Selection

G / M / V / custom, lengths, connections, steel rails / frames

Install & control

mechanised installation, position, level, verticality and agreed checks

Handover / demob

records at mobilisation; extraction / inspection at the end if contracted

Real site logisticsMachines, transport, materials and access have to work together.

Mechanised installationThe product is only one part of the execution scope.

Foundation ready before crane placementRelevant for offices, welfare and technical modules.

Steel distribution frameUsed where the structure needs a rail / frame interface.

Photorealistic temporary construction site compound

Coordinated temporary site compoundAccess, containers, machinery, storage and perimeter systems planned as one site package.

09 / THREE COMMERCIAL PACKAGES

Buy only the ground screws — or outsource the ground interface.

SITEBASE PRODUCT

For contractors and site-services partners with their own installation capability.

selected G / M / V / custom products
applicable product documentation
transport if contracted

SITEBASE INSTALLED

A controlled support package delivered on site.

set-out + mechanised installation
position / level / verticality control
agreed installation records and handover

SITEBASE INTERFACE

For contractors who want the ground side coordinated before the container / security / technical supplier arrives.

local preparation / aggregate / geotextile where included
HEA / IPE rails, frames or custom connection pieces
optional testing + planned demobilisation scope

10 / WHERE NOT TO FORCE SITEBASE

A temporary project still needs an honest GO / NO-GO decision.

STRONG CANDIDATE

Where SITEBASE usually deserves a comparison

temporary or relocatable infrastructure
many repeated support points
site must mobilise before the main civil works are complete
continuous excavation or concrete is disproportionate to the temporary use
future removal / relocation has real value

NO-GO / OTHER SOLUTION

Where another foundation may be more rational

rock, boulders or buried obstructions make installation impractical
critical heavy equipment has non-negotiable conventional foundation requirements
large free-standing height creates lateral / buckling problems without a designed frame
the site cannot provide safe installation / extraction access
the complete screw + steel package does not beat the conventional option

Temporary ≠ unregulated. Temporary or mobile construction sites are subject to Romanian health-and-safety requirements, including HG 300/2006. Site-organisation works and provisional constructions can also fall under the applicable authorisation framework of Law 50/1991. SITEBASE does not replace the authorised project team, the site H&S plan or the legal approval process.

11 / WHY MARTETIC

The commercial difference is execution discipline.

MECHANISED

Project-matched installation equipment

Equipment and reducers are selected by product, torque, ground and access.

CONTROLLED

Position, level & verticality

Support points are set out and checked rather than installed approximately.

TESTABLE

Compression / uplift / project checks

Testing can be included when required; lateral behaviour is treated separately from axial testing.

DOCUMENTED

Traceability & contracted records

Applicable product documents, lot identification, installation records and reports are defined by the contracted scope.

12 / START WITH THE SITE LAYOUT

Send the temporary-works plan before the site mobilises.

We can identify which temporary structures are good SITEBASE candidates, which need project-specific checks and which should remain on conventional foundations.

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MARTETIC · NZEB GROUP SRL

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Useful first inputs:

• site organisation / temporary-works layout

• container / cabin support details

• pole heights / gates / screens / signs

• location, duration, access and underground services

• mobilisation and demobilisation dates

Research, technical and regulatory basis

MARTETIC 2026 product catalogue: G for vertical elements; M for platforms / containers / steel frames; V modular systems for additional depth; custom interfaces.
MARTETIC 2026 company material: approx. 100 points installed in one day for three modular houses; 12 m temporary lighting poles; national project coordination.
MARTETIC technical article 2026: reduced excavation can be an advantage, immediate loading only after required checks, demounting possible where geometry / access / condition permit, reuse only after inspection.
Colliers Romania — Construction activity, May 2026
CBRE Romania — Industrial & logistics market, June 2026
Algeco Romania — market benchmark for modular site accommodation and integrated site services
HG 300/2006 — minimum health & safety requirements for temporary or mobile construction sites
Legea 50/1991 — authorisation of construction works