GeoEngineers has opened a new office in Guam, expanding the firm’s presence in the Pacific and strengthening its ability to support waterfront, infrastructure, and federal projects across Guam and the broader Indo-Pacific region.
The Guam office is staffed by Project Geo-Structural Engineer Nathan Yu, PE, who is based on the island and available to support clients and project teams in person.
With a local presence, GeoEngineers can respond more quickly to clients and project teams in Guam, including on-island support for field activities and construction-phase needs. The office is backed by the firm’s geotechnical and environmental engineers across the country, who handle design and analysis. Our focus in Guam is design-build contracts, with emphasis on geotechnical engineering design, karst conditions, earthquake engineering, deep foundations, plus construction quality control.
“We look forward to bringing our engineering capabilities to the region, collaborating with the local partners and being part of the engineering community, and supporting critical national security needs in the Indo-Pacific region,” said GeoEngineers’ CEO King Chin.
Please contact our Guam and Indo-Pacific business development lead, Jodie Taylor (jtaylor@geoengineers.com), to talk about potential teaming opportunities or projects. If you’re on the island, stop by for a visit!
