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In 2005, Geotechnology and its team of City Design Group and TSi Engineering provided comprehensive materials testing, soils testing and ICC Special Inspections for the St. Louis Cardinals’ new baseball stadium. For this project, we managed the team for the complex design-build project. The ballpark replaced the original Busch Stadium structure, which sat immediately to

Geotechnology provided geotechnical engineering, Phase I ESA, and natural systems consulting services related to wetlands/Waters of the United States (WOUS) delineation and 404/401 permitting, threatened and endangered species survey, and federal agency coordination. A Phase I ESA performed during the due diligence period did not indicate the presence of Recognized Environmental Conditions (RECs) on the

Drilling was accomplished by advancing HW-size wireline casing with a wireline casing advancer to the bedrock surface, and potentially to the bottom of any encountered void. Coring was accomplished ahead of the casing using NQ-size double tube core barrels with chromed inner tubes and Ultra 8 impregnated diamond bits. The drill procedures and work plan

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 joined in on a USACE St. Louis District contract to provide drilling services at the Wood River Levee. The project consisted of Professional Services for Geotechnical Exploration and Relief Well Pump Testing as well as Piezometer Falling Head Tests within the Geographic Limits of the Mississippi Valley Division. Wood River Levee Project Background 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 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