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Project Geotechnical Engineer Intisar Ahmed, PE, has been honored as one of the American Society of Civil Engineers’ (ASCE) 2025 New Faces of Civil Engineering. This prestigious national recognition is awarded to ten collegiate honorees who are undergraduate students and ten professional honorees who are under 30 years of age. Intisar was selected as one […]

The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Washington recently recognized two GeoEngineers projects with local Engineering Excellence Awards, the Fishtrap Creek Suspension Bridge and Go East Landfill Closure. The Go East Landfill Closure and Redevelopment won a Silver Best-in-State Award for Complexity, and the Fishtrap Creek Suspension Bridge received a Gold Best-in-State Award for Original […]

Come see us at ASCE’s G-I Geotechnical Frontiers conference in Louisville, Kentucky! In addition to attending the conference, Intisar Ahmed, Daniel Schwicht, and Abed Mikati will be representing GeoEngineers at the Organizational Member/Student Career Fair on March 3. It’s a great chance to meet professionals from across the country and learn about their experience in […]

GeoEngineers is proud to sponsor an upcoming ASCE Seattle Geo-Institute (G-I) career discussion event designed to help young geotechnical engineers navigate their professional paths. This networking and panel discussion, organized by our own Intisar Ahmed, will feature a panel of industry leaders who will share insights on their career journeys in geotechnical engineering—including GeoEngineers COO […]

Join us for the upcoming ASCE Southern Idaho Section‘s January Lunch and Learn featuring our own Ryan Carnie, P.E. Ryan brings over 25 years of experience in river restoration and civil engineering projects across the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West, and he’ll be talking about fish passage and its growing importance in roadway crossing replacement […]

GeoEngineers is helping the City of San Diego replace the Ocean Beach Pier, an iconic landmark in the Ocean Beach community and one of the longest piers on the West Coast. Originally built in 1966, the concrete pier had deteriorated and had been intermittently closed due to storm damage over the past 5 to ten […]

Earlier this month Catherine Picard, Matt McGavick, Sue Bator, Heidi Cashman, and Neal Carey (pictured left to right) found some time to give back by volunteering at Rosie’s Place, a Boston women’s shelter. Rose’s Place is a multi-service community center that offers women emergency shelter, meals, education, and care. The Geo crew stopped by to […]

GeoEngineers is excited to participate in the Business & The Environment Conference & Expo, the premier event for environmental professionals in the Northwest. It’s a great opportunity to talk about emerging regulations and the latest best practices for environmental protection & compliance in Oregon and Washington. A number of our Portland environmental professionals will be […]

Imagine an average commercial shopping plaza in the early 1990s, and your mental picture will probably include a small dry-cleaning operation. Many of the seemingly innocuous cleaners in our strip malls were utilizing a chemical called tetrachloroethylene, or PCE, in their processes. PCE, known for its stellar cleaning abilities and stability, was the solvent of […]

GeoEngineers made important contributions to four award-winning Seattle development projects recognized at NAIOP Washington’s annual Night of the Stars Gala on November 1. Michael Gray, Erik Ellingsen, and Matt Smith were on hand as The Ayer, The Hemlock, Northlake Commons, and Microsoft’s East Campus won awards. Longtime GeoEngineers’ client Vulcan Real Estate was also recognized […]