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During the Recession of 2008, many large industrial facilities closed operations and sat fallow, decreasing tax revenues for local economies. This includes the former Chrysler Assembly Plany in Fenton, MO. Industrial sites and vacant buildings like that represent opportunities for companies interested in reusing the land and/or buildings. Often, one of the biggest challenges to

The Phase II Centene tower project includes redevelopment of a site at the southeast corner of Forsyth Boulevard and South Hanley Road in Clayton, Missouri. The proposed development includes two below grade levels, and up to 28 above grade levels for a hotel, office and garage.  Geotechnology performed a subsurface exploration for this project. We

The Cannelton Hydroelectric project is located on the Kentucky shore of the Cannelton Locks and Dam located on the Ohio River 721 miles below Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is three miles upstream from Cannelton, Indiana. The navigation locks are located on the right descending bank or Indiana side of the river. The upper pool maintained above

As part of the Blue River Road project, Geotechnology was contracted to provide forensic research, geotechnical evaluation and geophysical testing along Blue River Road between I-435 on the south and E 87th Street on the north. We were tasked with determining the cause of pavement distress and slope failure in several locations. Blue River Road

The Holcim Monofill owner was decommissioning a concrete plant and had a concrete dust monofill on site that required closure within a short time period. It also required minimal maintenance while maintaining strict National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit restrictions. Holcim Monofill Closure Turf Field Project Background Steep slopes, limited soil resources, long term

Geotechnology provided geotechnical services for the construction of the AHTD docking facilities adjacent to the Broadway Street Bridge over the Arkansas River in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. AHTD Docking Facility Project Background Our tasks included drilling over water borings at the locations of the new piles and shafts for the docking facility. We also conducted

The Abengoa Ethanol Plant project featured the design and construction of a new 88-million-gallon-per-year ethanol production facility, located in America’s Central Port. The facility will use about 32 million bushels of corn annually. The plant will incorporate the latest energy conservation technologies and efficiencies to reduce emissions, energy consumption and ethanol production costs. Abengoa Ethanol