Bronx River Combined Sewer Overflow System
GeoEngineers’ Construction Design Team partnered with Keller North America to design a support of excavation system for the Bronx River Combined Sewer Overflows Long Term Control Plan project in the Bronx, New York. The project involved construction of a new interceptor sewer line and three access shafts. GeoEngineers provided the engineering design for safe, efficient […]
28 Chestnut Street Support of Excavation (SOE) Design
GeoEngineers’ Construction Design Team partnered with Trevi Icos Corporation of Charlestown, MA, to provide excavation support design for the 28 Chestnut Street development in Somerville, MA. The 200,000-square-foot project delivered state-of-the-art life science office and laboratory space. GeoEngineers’ scope included the design of a slurry wall and an internally braced support of excavation system.
Bucklin Point Wastewater Treatment Facility
GeoEngineers’ Construction Design Team partnered with Barletta Heavy Division and Keller North America to design SOE and dewatering systems for the Bucklin Point WWTF Final Clarifier, UV Disinfection, and Miscellaneous Improvements project in East Providence, Rhode Island. The project included construction of two new clarifiers, a new UV Disinfection building, and multiple utilities. GeoEngineers’ designs […]
I-95 Interchange 74 Improvements
GeoEngineers’ Construction Design team partnered with K2 Infrastructure Group to design SOE, dewatering, and water handling systems for multiple excavation sites at the I-95 Interchange 74 Improvements and Bridge No. 00250 Replacement project in East Lyme, Connecticut. The project involved constructing new retaining walls, culverts, and bridges to reconfigure Interchange 74 of I-95. GeoEngineers’ designs […]
Landmark Center Phase 3
GeoEngineers’ Construction Design Team partnered with Trevi Icos Corporation of Charlestown, MA, to provide excavation support design for the 421 Park Drive (Landmark Center) redevelopment in Boston, MA. This 14-story, mixed-use life science project includes laboratory, office, grocery, and parking space. GeoEngineers’ scope included the design of a slurry wall and internally braced support of […]
Foundation Medicine Tower at 400 Summer Street
In 2019, biotechnology company Foundation Medicine announced plans to establish a new headquarters at 400 Summer Street in the heart of Boston’s Seaport District. The 16-story tower would feature space for offices and state-of-the-art labs, four levels of below-grade parking, and 30,000 square feet of ground-level retail and restaurant space surrounding a tiered public plaza […]
Carolina Crossroads
In 2019 the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) received federal approval to move forward with the Carolina Crossroads project, an ambitious plan to redesign 14 miles of I-20, I-26, and I-126 through the central part of the state—an area popularly known as Malfunction Junction. Frequent traffic slowdowns over the years gave the corridor its […]
Suffolk Downs Redevelopment (Building R10)
In 2019, The HYM Investment Group, LLC announced plans to redevelop Suffolk Downs, a historic Boston horse track, as a sprawling planned community. HYM would turn 10.5 million square feet of land into a mixed-use neighborhood with residential units, business space, two retail squares and 40 acres of public open space, all served by two […]
Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Terminal Containment Wall Remediation
After more than 20 years of planning and preparation, the South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) completed a new state-of-the-art shipping terminal near Charleston Harbor. The Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Terminal significantly expanded South Carolina Ports’ capacity with three massive ship berths, a 47-acre container yard and five 169-foot cargo cranes—among the tallest on the East […]
U.S. 21 Harbor River Bridge Replacement
For more than 80 years, the US 21 Harbor River Bridge was the only way to access a string of three barrier islands on the South Carolina coast. It was also the only hurricane evacuation route available to the several thousand people who call Fripp and Harbor Island home. Over the years the low swing-span […]









