Geotechnical engineering is the branch of civil engineering that employs scientific methods to determine, evaluate, and leverage the relationship between geological environments and engineered works. This discipline encompasses soil-structure design and construction involving earthern materials. Our geotechnical engineers are proficient in the application of soil and engineering mechanics, subsurface exploration methods, and laboratory investigation techniques.
Services Include
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Geotechnical Site Investigations
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Conventional Shallow Spread Foundation Designs
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Laboratory Soil Testing
- Classical and Theoretical Soil Mechanics
- Deep Foundation Analysis and Design
- Micro-piles, Resistance and Helical Piers
- Retaining Wall Designs
- Braced Excavation Analysis and Design
- Pavement Designs
- Geosynthetic Applications
- Subgrade Soil Stabilization
- Underpinning and Structure Releveling
- Expansive Soil Mitigation
- Excavation and Site Dewatering
- Construction/Earthwork Problem Solving
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Cone Penetration Testing (CPT)
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Field Resistivity Studies
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Slope Stability Assessment and Mitigation
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Rockfall Analysis and Mitigation
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Rock Slope Characterization
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Slope Inclinometers and Piezometers
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Horizontal Drains
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Embankment Stabilization
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Groundwater Aquifer Characterization Studies
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Ground Source Heating and Cooling Studies
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Seepage and Infiltration Studies
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Impoundments and Lagoons
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Earthen Dams and Dikes
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Dam Stability and Safety
Geotechnical Project Gallery
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Crane Foundation and Wharf Stabilization Lewiston, ID

Pipe Pile Foundation Multi-Story Bank Building, Great Falls Montana

Subsurface Drainage and Embankment Stabilization, Surprise Creek, Montana
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