MARTETIC SITEBASE · TEMPORARY SITE INFRASTRUCTURE

Deploy. Level. Use. Relocate.

Ground-screw foundations and steel interfaces for site offices, welfare units, gatehouses, temporary lighting, CCTV, fencing, signage and selected technical platforms — designed around mobilisation, control and demobilisation.

Container installation on MARTETIC screw foundations
Real MARTETIC project · containerised unitsFoundation points prepared before crane placement.
Temporarydesigned for the construction phase
Repeatableone connection logic across many points
Removablewhere designed and accessible for extraction
Positioning: SITEBASE does not rent containers or replace the site-services supplier. It solves the ground interface below temporary infrastructure and can be packaged with installation, local site preparation, steel connections and project records.
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.

    ▶

    Mobilise sooner

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

    ⌖

    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.

    ↻

    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.

    G

    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
    M

    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
    V

    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.

    RO

    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.

    01

    Layout

    functions, quantities, movement, duration and future relocation

    02

    Interfaces

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

    03

    Ground & access

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

    04

    Selection

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

    05

    Install & control

    mechanised installation, position, level, verticality and agreed checks

    06

    Handover / demob

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

    09 / THREE COMMERCIAL PACKAGES

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

    01

    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
    02

    SITEBASE INSTALLED

    A controlled support package delivered on site.

    • set-out + mechanised installation
    • position / level / verticality control
    • agreed installation records and handover
    03

    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
    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.

    MARTETIC · NZEB GROUP SRL

    +40 720 452 788

    martetic@gmail.com

    martetic.com


    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