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St. Louis, MO (November 11, 2014) – Geotechnology, Inc., a leading provider of geotechnical and environmental engineering, geophysics, water resource management, construction materials testing, and drilling services, announced today the promotions of Michael Roark and Joe Darmody to executive management positions in the company. Joe Darmody, previously Geotechnology’s Environmental Group Manager, will move into the

St. Louis, Mo. (February 24, 2015) – Geotechnology Inc., a leading provider of geotechnical and environmental engineering, materials testing, geophysics, water resource management, and drilling services, announced that Mohamad “Mo” Ibrawish, P.E., has been promoted to Senior Staff Engineer in the company’s Kansas City office. Ibrawish joined Geotechnology as a project engineer in 2012, and

St. Louis, Mo. (March 10, 2015) – Geotechnology, Inc., a leading provider of geotechnical and environmental engineering, geophysics, materials testing, water resource management, and drilling services, has promoted Bailey Cody to the position of Human Resources Manager. The company also announced that Karen Kunzelmann is retiring as its Director of Human Resources. Kunzelmann has been

Locate reinforcing steel, electrical conduits, post-tensioned cables, metal and plastic conduits, glass-fiber cables, wood, and voids in concrete structures up to 12 inches deep.

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

This rule applies to all new and existing CCR generated by electric utilities and independent power producers.

Geotechnology’s Geophysics Group has recently purchased new borehole natural gamma, spontaneous potential (SP), and resistivity tools, in addition to an acoustic televiewer (ATV).  With these borehole geophysical tools we provide valuable data for advanced geologic projects requiring evaluations such as stratigraphic profiling, joint/fault analysis, water resource/water production evaluations, contaminant migration mapping, and rock strength assessment.

    Geotechnology, Inc.’s Overland Park, Kansas office was a proud team member during design and construction of the new building on Rockhurst’s campus. Read the full article here and view the entire magazine here.