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Geotechnology performed a ground penetrating radar (GPR) survey to detect voids beneath approximately 3,700 lineal feet of streets within the City of Florence, Kentucky. Municipal Street Void Survey Project Background GPR is a geophysical technique in which a broadband EM signal is transmitted into the ground. The signal is then reflected by subsurface features based

This project involved conducting research and a baseline geophysical survey to assist in designing a pilot study for the use of zero valent iron (ZVI) for remediation at the former Tyson Valley Powder Farm (TVPF). Tyson Valley Research Project Background The geology in the vicinity of TVPF included a surficial layer of up to 25

The United States Army Corps of Engineers was tasked with the design and construction of a new facility to house the Continental United States Field Command of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA CONUS). Planned construction included an approximately 165,000 square foot structure. It also included a 225,000 square feet of parking lot pavements and entrance

Geotechnology has provided construction observation and material testing services for the following municipal projects for the City of Lawrence under our existing multi-year on-call contract: 6th and Iowa Intersection 9th St, Emery to Michigan 23rd and Iowa Intersection 31st St. Extension, Haskell to O’Connell Bob Billings Parkway, Kasold to Crestline Bob Billings Parkway and Iowa

Geotechnology has provided construction inspection and materials testing for the City of Blue Springs under a multi-year contract since 2008. A sample of the projects include Woods Chapel Road Improvements – Phase I and II, Route 7, Adams Dairy Parkway and Maintenance Building Addition. We’ve also worked on the Public Works Facility Expansion, Salt Storage