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Congratulations to Intisar Ahmed, who has been recognized as the 2026 Young Engineer of the Year by the ASCE Seattle Section! The award honors early-career engineers who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement, leadership, and service to the engineering community. Since joining GeoEngineers in 2024, Intisar has made an impact not only through his project work, but also through his […]

The City of Bellevue, Washington’s 124th Avenue NE Corridor Improvements project was recognized with a 2026 Honor Award from the ASCE Seattle Section during its recent Local Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievements (LOCEA) Awards Night. GeoEngineers has been working alongside the city through every major phase of this project, beginning in 2013, providing geotechnical and environmental […]

GeoEngineers’ Lookout Mountain Landslide Repair project has been recognized with a Local Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement (LOCEA) Award from the ASCE Seattle Section in the category of Outstanding Geotechnical Project.  GeoEngineers partnered with Whatcom County Parks & Recreation to restore and stabilize two failed segments of the LM 2000 access road at Lookout Mountain Forest Preserve. The steep, […]

GeoEngineers was proud to be a sponsor of the Oregon Chapter of the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists’ two-day Field-Developed Cross Section Course, co-instructed by GeoEngineers Senior Engineering Geologist Ryan Cole. GeoEngineers Lab Manager Walter Schoen provided samples for the soil laboratory and field classification portions of the course and GeoEngineers pitched in some note pads and pens. The Field-Developed Cross Section […]

GeoEngineers was in Tucson in late June for the American Rock Mechanics Association’s 60th U.S. Rock Mechanics/Geomechanics Symposium.  Our own Farnood Sobhbidari presented his research, “Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical Modeling of Creep Phase of Landslides,” co-authored with Andy Caneday. Using the 2017 Mud Creek landslide in California, their multi-block model captures the slow “creep” movement that precedes catastrophic slope failure—pointing to […]

Engineering News-Record (ENR) once again included GeoEngineers in its list of the top 500 design firms in the United States. The 2026 ranking places GeoEngineers at #228, with more than $115 million in total billings during 2025. The ENR Top 500 Design Firms list, published annually by ENR, ranks the 500 largest architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms […]

Pipeline Webinar Episode 14: Pushing Plastic Pipe June 2, 2026 at 1:00 PM (CST) Exploring the Possibilities of Using FPVC as Jacking Pipe Please join us as we share an overview of our ongoing research and development on Fusible PVC (FPVC) and how it could potentially be installed in compression (i.e. Direct Pipe(R) or Microtunneling). […]

GeoEngineers won 1st place in the 2026 ACEC of Idaho Engineering Excellence Award (EEA) Structural Systems Category for our hard work on the I-86/I-15 System Interchange project in Pocatello, Idaho. April Smith, Ryan Carnie, Ryan Olsen, Morgan McArthur, and partners from the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) celebrated this win at the EEA Luncheon on April 13 at the Idaho […]

GeoEngineers’ Lake Oswego, Oregon office has moved to Portland’s South Waterfront area. The new location is just a three-minute walk away from the firm’s existing Portland office. The move will make coordination between the two offices easier and foster new opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration as GeoEngineers continues to serve clients across Oregon. The new office […]

GeoEngineers has opened a new office in St. Louis, Missouri, expanding the firm’s Midwest presence and strengthening its ability to support transportation, pipeline, infrastructure, and development projects across the region. The St. Louis office is initially staffed by Associate Geotechnical Engineer Larry Sant, PE, and Project Geotechnical Engineer Ethan Faber, PE, who bring regional experience […]