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Continuous Commitment Produces Notable Safety Achievements Geotechnology focuses daily on efforts to raise safety awareness and engagement among our staff and to instill a culture of safety within our operations. We continually look for ways to identify, reduce and eliminate jobsite and workplace hazards. While safety is never a final result, our efforts have produced

Geoprobe® Combo Rig Proves to be a Valued Tool for Geotechnical and Environmental Projects It has been almost 18 months ago since Geotechnology expanded its fleet of exploration equipment to include the Geoprobe® 3230 Combo Rig. As expected, this versatile and powerful tool has been a valued resource for our geotechnical and environmental services. With

Detecting Sub-Pavement Voids Before They Collapse Voids can develop beneath pavements for a variety of reasons, including broken water lines, failed sewers, settlement of poorly compacted fill, downward erosion of soils into sinkholes, or storm water erosion. We have mapped and verified voids beneath roads, airport taxiways, parking lots and active industrial facilities. Regardless of

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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