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The Changing Landscape of Wetlands and Other Environmental Issues The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of the Army recently finalized the Navigable Waters Protection Rule to redefine “waters of the United States” (WOTUS). This ruling will have far-reaching implications, and Geotechnology has the resources to help you understand and advise as to

Letter from Geotechnology, Inc. CEO, Ed Alizadeh, P.E. Thanks to the loyalty and trust of our clients, Geotechnology has experienced much success in the last 36 years. However, we understand that past success does not guarantee anything in the future and we have to keep evolving and reinventing ourselves to respond to the market and

Geotechnology’s Experience Reaches Seismic Proportions The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has repeatedly issued dire warnings about our nation’s bridges, roads, levees and other infrastructure. Tennessee and Arkansas are among the states that are heeding the ASCE advice to take positive actions by allocating funds for infrastructure repair and fortification. As a result of

Phase I Environmental Site Assessment – The first, and most crucial step during due diligence for a commercial property transaction. When it comes to commercial property transaction, the liabilities associated with known and unknown environmental issues is a primary concern to purchasers. Conducting a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment prior to purchasing a property is

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Communication from Beginning to End The moment that ground is broken on a new construction site, conversations should begin between special inspections (SI) teams and the contractors, superintendents and building owners. With project timelines getting shorter and shorter, it’s imperative that these conversations remain as fluid and transparent as possible to avoid the kind of setbacks

Our world is becoming more connected and data-driven every day. But in the world of deep foundation testing, disconnected data and disconnected people can cause complications and delays for project teams and project leaders. At Geotechnology, we have a reputation of being totally connected on every level of our work, especially in the areas of

Every year Geotechnology as a company, makes donations on both a corporate and individual branch level to give back to the communities in which we live. This year, one of the charities our Overland Park, KS office collected donations for was the Johnson County Christmas Bureau, www.jccb.org.