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Due to recent litigation regarding the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) revised Underground Storage Tank (UST) regulations we want to update and remind our clients about the regulations that went into effect on October 13, 2015. The changes represent the first revisions to USEPA UST rules since they were enacted in 1988, and apply

Chapter 17 – What is so Special about it? Chapter 17 of the International Building Code (IBC) – and thus almost all adopted State and Local jurisdictions Building codes – relates to all Special Inspections.  The “Special” connotation can throw some for a “loop”.  Simplified, Chapter 17 Inspections can be defined as Third Party Tests

Section 404/401 permitting, Waters of the United States, endangered species consultation. Geotechnology can guide clients through the regulations and provide cost-effective, ecological solutions for project sites.

St. Louis, Mo. (March 17, 2016) – Geotechnology, Inc., a leading provider of geotechnical and environmental engineering, geophysics, water resource management, materials testing and drilling services, has announced that Craig Kaibel has been promoted to Group Manager of the St. Louis Geotechnical Group. Kaibel has been with Geotechnology since 2004 and most recently has been

Geotechnology, Inc. has expanded our design services for projects that have solely geotechnical elements. Geotechnology now offers services that can include: preparation of plans & specifications, bidding assistance, construction review, administration for landslide stabilizations and other entirely geotechnical projects. Examples include: Landslide stabilizations Earthwork/regrading Earthwork buttresses Slope reconstruction with benches and underdrains Stabilization with driven or drilled piles

Thank you to our clients, employees, and industry partners for making 2015 another successful year for Geotechnology. We are proud of our past accomplishments and the role we have played in our clients’ success. However, we are focusing on the future and how we can improve as a company. We have established three focus points

Having a full-time roofing inspector on-site during an a roofing installation is a preventative measure that helps clients reduce the risk of leaks and the damages associated with improper installations. An improperly installed roof can be very costly. Potential damages and financial loss resulting from a roof that has not been constructed in accordance with

Vibration monitoring program to assist protecting historic structures during demolition and construction.