Abstract:To address the limited efficiency of multi-phase extraction, frequent well collapse and clogging, and insufficient long-term operational stability in contaminated urban renewal sites, a vibratory direct-push integrated prefabricated multi-phase extraction well construction method was proposed. A chlorinated hydrocarbon-contaminated site in Songjiang District, Shanghai, was selected as the study area. Through coordinated optimization of well structure, corrosion-resistant and antibacterial materials, and vibratory direct-push installation, comparative field tests were conducted among hollow-stem auger drilling, conventional direct-push, and vibratory direct-push construction methods. The results show that vibratory direct-push can mitigate the smearing effect in cohesive soils and, together with the large-diameter construction channel, improve hydraulic connectivity around the well. The radius of influence reached 3.83 m. A 100-day operation monitoring test showed that the prefabricated well maintained clean screen slots, limited sediment accumulation, and effective vacuum response under both routine and continuous high-load extraction conditions. This study indicates that the proposed technology can improve well construction quality and operational stability for multi-phase extraction in contaminated sites, providing a reference for in-situ remediation of contaminated urban renewal sites.