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GeoEngineers’ pipeline professionals have long been involved with The Utility Engineering & Surveying Institute (UESI) and their annual Pipelies conference. UESI, an institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), offers education and networking opportunities for professionals working within the utility, pipeline engineering, and surveying/geomatics communities. Look for our own pipeline and utility expert, […]

Once again, GeoEngineers will be participating in the Missouri Water Seminar, organized by The Regulatory Environmental Group for Missouri (REGFORM). REGFORM is the leading environmental policy organization for Missouri businesses. Gary Pendergrass and the staff in our Springfield office have been heavily involved in their policy work for years. This year, Michael Thompson will be […]

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Northwest Washington Chapter and the Association of General Conractors (AGC) are hosting a golf tournament to raise money for local students in the fields of architecture, engineering and construction–helping to pave the way toward a great career! GeoEngineers is sponsoring the event with our client Kingworks Consulting Engineers, and Sean […]

The PORTS Conference series is internationally recognized as an outstanding opportunity to network with hundreds of port-engineering and maritime professionals. The conference is hosted by the Coasts, Oceans, Ports, and Rivers Institute (COPRI), a semi-autonomous institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). GeoEngineers is sponsoring the PORTS conference, and Principal Geotechnical Engineer Dave […]

GeoEngineers is participating in the Western Dredging Association (WEDA) Pacific Chapter’s upcoming fall conference. Environmental Engineer Abhi Joshi will be there to speak about GeoEngineers’ work on the Port of Everett Mill cleanup. For more information visit the chapter’s website. We hope to see you there! When: October 23-25, 2018 Where: Honolulu, Hawaii

The coastal marshes of Louisiana and other states are a valuable resource. Sadly, in many areas they are slowly disappearing. By working together with ports and other industries, we can use river sediment to restore shrinking marshland.

By Olivia Hunt Olivia Hunt is a senior civil engineering student at Louisiana State University (LSU). Over the summer, Olivia has worked hard as an intern in GeoEngineers’ Baton Rouge office. Olivia shared her thoughts on the internship, industry and GeoEngineers in the blog post below. See our Students and Graduates page to find out […]

We’ve moved! GeoEngineers’ Seattle office is now in the Fourth and Blanchard building at 2101 4th Avenue, Suite 950, Seattle, Washington 98121. The office space includes seats for 45 people, three conference rooms and collaborative workspaces. The new location is just a few blocks north and west of the 600 Stewart building where the Seattle […]

The Missouri Waste Control Coalition (MWCC) Environmental Conference is one of the oldest environmental conferences in the country, and GeoEngineers has been an active participant for a number of years. Missouri Waste Control Coalition (MWCC) is a 400-member not-for-profit organization which is concerned with environmental issues.  The statewide organization is a coalition of citizens, businesses, […]

We’ll be joining our friends at Vulcan Real Estate to celebrate summer at the South Lake Union Block Party on August 10. GeoEngineers is helping to sponsor the largest Seattle neighborhood celebration of the summer. The event will benefit Plymouth Housing Group, a local organization working to eliminate homelessness. Join us for live music, community […]