Case Studies & Blog

Plans for a new United Utilities sewer outfall structure in Barrow-in Furness, some 1400m across an inter-tidal area, opened up an...

The Project In 2019 Geotechnics, as an AMP7 Framework Supplier, was one of the specialist geotechnical suppliers appointed by United...

The Project The Castlerigg tunnel forms an important part of the 36km long Thirlmere link Raw Water Aqueduct. The project involves the...

In 2023, Geotechnics celebrates its 40th year of operation. As we celebrate this milestone and look over our many great achievements...

Cable percussion drilling is the most common drilling method used across the UK for ground investigations...

A geotechnical site investigation is a crucial step in any construction project as it provides valuable information about the soil and...

Geoenvironmental investigations are essential for enabling redevelopment of land as well as being an essential tool for quantifying...

Geotechnics is proud to commemorate 40 years of outstanding performance in geotechnical and environmental site investigation. We have...

This week (6th to 12th March 2022) is Women in Construction Week. We want to celebrate the women we have across our business

Looking back at our Convoy's Wharf Site Investigation work

A team from our Midlands office went into Templars Primary School to give each Year 3 Class a Geology lesson.

We're proud to have been involved with HARP, which this week won the Ground Engineering Award for ‘Ground Investigation Project of the Year'

Investigating the geological and engineering characteristics of the chalk strata underlying the A303 and the Stonehenge World Heritage...

CDM applies to all types of construction projects, no matter the scale or duration. The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations...

Why ground investigations are fundamental to new developments close to our watercourses

Well done to Stephen Ikachana for being awarded an AECOM safety award at Didcot HIF GI. The award was issued by Reece Harvey who is the...