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Staff from GeoEngineers took part in the 2013 Engineering Fair on February 9th at Seattle’s Museum of Flight. Principal engineer Dana Carlisle, PE joined senior environmental geologist Rob Leet, PhD, LG and senior hydrogeologist Joel Purdy, LG, LHG in staffing the exhibit sponsored by the Seattle Post of SAME, the Society of American Military Engineers. […]

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Region 8 has honored the Tonquin Avenue Bridge Project with the Minor Project of the Year Award. This ASCE award recognizes the top project completed in 2011 with a total constructed value of less than $10 million that improves the quality of life of people affected by the […]

The Washington and Oregon chapters of the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) honored GeoEngineers with four awards at recent Engineering Excellence Awards banquets held in Seattle and Portland. ACEC’s annual Engineering Excellence Awards, the industry’s most prestigious awards program, salutes engineering achievements demonstrating the highest degree of merit and ingenuity. The Walla Walla River […]

GeoEngineers was ranked 21st  in Trenchless Technology Magazine’s 2012 Top 50 Trenchless Design Firms list, based on the company’s trenchless technology revenue for 2011. GeoEngineers held the same ranking on the 2011 list. In his introduction to this year’s list, Trenchless Technology president and publisher Bernard Krzys noted that the 50 firms on the list had […]

GeoEngineers, Inc. is pleased to announce Michael A. Fritz, PE, RG has joined the company as a senior geotechnical engineer in its Springfield, Missouri office. Prior to joining GeoEngineers, Fritz spent 29 years with the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT). He was Geotechnical Director at the agency from 1993 to 2012. Mike Fritz’s experience adds […]

GeoEngineers is part of the consultant team recently awarded design of the Interstate 84 (I-84) Meridian Road Interchange project in southwestern Idaho. This major transportation corridor runs through the Treasure Valley, Idaho’s business and population center, and is anchored by Nampa to the west and Boise to the east, with Meridian located halfway in between […]

Engineers Without Borders-USA has announced that GeoEngineers’ fall grant to EWB-USA’s 2012 Project Grants Program will support EWB’s Utah State University chapter’s Peru Team. The team’s water project will improve drinking water quality and availability to communities near the town of Pucara on the Peruvian Altiplano. On an earlier trip to Peru, the team undertook […]

The new ferris wheel located on the end of Pier 57 was a longtime dream of Hal Griffith, restaurateur and owner of the pier on downtown Seattle’s Elliott Bay. GeoEngineers was brought in on the design-build team by Manson Construction for this fast-paced project. The result of the team’s effort was a sturdy foundation for […]

Three geotechnical engineers from GeoEngineers’ Baton Rouge office, David Sauls, PE, Larry Sant, PE and Sunil Malla, PE, represented the company at the Deep Foundations Institute’s 37th Annual Conference in Houston, Texas, October 16-19, 2012. At the event, Larry Sant presented Design-Build Synergy to Deliver Pile Foundations, a paper the three co-wrote for the conference. […]

A crew of hardy volunteers from GeoEngineers’ Tacoma office, Teri Taylor; Eric Heller, PE, LG; Tricia DeOme, LG; Garrett Leque, LG and Dave Phelps, PE, participated in the fifth annual Green Tacoma Day on October 20th. The event was sponsored by the Green Tacoma Partnership, a public-private partnership between the City of Tacoma, Metro Parks, Forterra, and […]