Newsroom: Geotechnical

Geotechnology performed geotechnical consulting services to St. Elizabeth Healthcare for the Cancer Care Addition in Edgewood, Kentucky. The addition is located on the north side of the existing Cancer Care Department that is just southwest of the existing main entrance to the St. Elizabeth Edgewood Hospital. The area of the addition is currently occupied by

Geotechnology* performed the geotechnical exploration and construction materials testing services for construction of the new Graduate Medical Education (GME) and Dining addition to the existing Jewish Hospital East in Cincinnati, Ohio. Jewish Hospital East Project Background The conducted geotechnical exploration to evaluate the general subsurface profile at the site. We also wanted to evaluate the

Geotechnology was a geotechnical member of the design team for the Western Regional Conveyance Project in Boone County, Kentucky. The project included 32,574 feet of 9.5-foot diameter tunnel ranging from 35 to 300 feet below the ground surface. This included 702 feet of aerial, bridge-supported sewer as high as 43 feet above the ground surface.

Geotechnology, Inc. was selected to provide the Tennessee Valley Authority with geotechnical services for a $160 million design/build project located south of Paul R. Lowry Road in Memphis, Tennessee. Subsequently, we provided a wide range of services in the development of the TVA Allen Combined Cycle Plant. TVA Allen Combined Cycle Plant Project Background This

Under subcontract to Black and Veatch Corporation, Geotechnology, Inc. provided various services in support of design and construction for the new 665-megawatt pulverized coal-fired Plum Point power plant. The plant is located a few miles south of Osceola, Arkansas. Our services included drilling, sampling, geophysical, specialty geotechnical testing, and laboratory testing Plum Point Project Background

Northern Kentucky University’s $34 million Student Union is located at the northwest corner of Grant and University Drives. The building was sited over the intersection, and Grant and University Drives are no longer through streets. Northern Kentucky University Project Background Our geotechnical services included collection and review of geotechnical site information for foundation design. In addition,

Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) has begun its $4.7 billion, 23-year, wastewater/stormwater system overhaul. This project was launched for remediating the combined sewer system originally built before the Civil War — the first system to be built west of the Mississippi River. The system needed to be improved to be compliant with USEPA and MDNR standards.

Geotechnology provided geotechnical recommendations for the replacement of four bridges for the Mississippi Department of Transportation. Geotechnology oversaw the construction of one bridge as well as redevelopment of three others. This was part of the planned re-alignment and modifications for SR32 between Cowart and Webb. The bridges span a railroad, several side channels and the Tallahatchie