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Dale Smith, Geotechnology’s Collinsville, Illinois Branch Manager, authored an article about the logistics of pipeline work for Underground Construction Magazine. The article can be found in the November 2010 issue. Click here to read more!

  The Mike Alizadeh Graduate Studies Scholarship for the 2010-2011 academic year was awarded last September to Brett Zitny from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is pursuing a M.S. in civil engineering with an emphasis in geotechnical engineering and will graduate in May 2011. He is a member and former president of the ASCE

  The St. Louis Business Journal chose Mike Roark, senior project manager on the development team, to receive the 40 Under 40 Class of 2011 award. Honorees are determined by a committee of editors and former winners based on career achievements and community work. Mike has spent 11 out of his 12 years of professional experience

Geotechnology congratulates its clients and project team members on their Associated General Contractors of St. Louis Keystone Award – winning projects. We’re proud to provide quality services on these St. Louis-area projects. BJC Institute of Health at Washington University – S.M. Wilson & Co. Project of the Year – General Contractor / Construction Manager –

Geotechnology performed non-destructive testing services to help locate the actual boundaries of a historic Potter’s field cemetery in Kansas City, Missouri. Ric Tanner, a Geotechnology project manager, performed various non-destructive testing methods including ground penetrating radar and magnetics to determine the location of unmarked graves at the site. This information will also be used to

Geotechnology purchased substantially all of the assets of Hall, Blake and Associates, Inc of Memphis. 

On Tuesday, September 14, 2010, the Geotechnology St. Louis Drilling Group attained 1,000 workdays without a loss-time accident. This amounts to over 141,000 man hours worked. “I’m very proud of this achievement, particularly because of the inherent risks associated with drilling,” said John Bostwick, R.G., Geotechnology’s St. Louis Drilling Group Manager. “It’s also a testament to

The funnest part about moving… bubble wrap. Not to mention an improved space.