Tag: Technical Excellence

GeoEngineers Tech Talk

From ASCE Seattle Section Younger Member Forum: “Join us for an insightful presentation! Marcus Sloniker will be presenting on common excavation support systems. He will offer a general overview of how each system operates, highlight the advantages and disadvantages of different options, and share real-world project examples showcasing their applications. Additionally, Marcus will discuss valuable […]

Recent Pipeline Webinar

On November 18, GeoEngineers hosted the latest installment of its Pipeline Webinar Series, marking the 13th episode in a program that has connected pipeline professionals across the country for more than four years. The free webinar series brings together GeoEngineers’ pipeline specialists and industry partners to share practical insights on complex pipeline design and construction […]

GeoEngineers is Top 50 Trenchless Firm for 18th Straight Year 

The North American Society for Trenchless Technology (NASTT) has released its 2025 list of Top Trenchless Engineering Firms, and GeoEngineers has advanced from #38 in 2024 to #31 this year. This annual ranking recognizes firms across North America that are leading the way in innovative trenchless design and delivery. GeoEngineers has appeared on this list […]

Intisar Ahmed’s Day in the Life

Ever wondered what a typical day in the life looks like for a geotechnical engineer? We’ve got you covered. Check out his article in the latest digital edition of the USSD Dams and Levees Bulletin – Young Professionals Issue! A great read for anyone interested in geotechnical engineering, or looking to learn more about the industry! […]

Polychrome Pass Improvements

The Pretty Rocks landslide has been active since the 1960s but began accelerating in 2014. This landslide occurred where ice-filled gaps in a porous volcanic tuff and perlite deposit, leading to progressive movement of weak and overlying rock. In 2021, the Pretty Rocks landslide began to speed up with movement accelerating from inches per year […]

GeoEngineers Moves Up List of Top National Firms 

Engineering News-Record (ENR) once again included GeoEngineers in its list of the top 500 design firms in the United States. The 2025 ranking places GeoEngineers at #218, up from #233 on the prior year’s list, with more than $115 million in total billings during 2024. ENR’s list includes a wide variety of firms that offer […]

Fish Passage Design-Build Wins APWA Washington Project of the Year Award

The SR 108/US 101 Mason and Thurston County Fish Barrier Removal project was recognized with a 2025 Project of the Year Award (Environment $25 Million to $75 Million) from APWA Washington at the chapter’s annual awards banquet on April 24. GeoEngineers is proud to have provided geotechnical engineering, stream design, and environmental compliance and permitting […]

GeoEngineers Projects Win ACEC Washington Awards

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 […]

Totem Lake Connector Recognized with ASCE, ENR Awards 

Awards are continuing to roll in for the Totem Lake Connector Bridge, a marquee pedestrian and bicycle bridge that was the final piece in Kirkland, Washington’s long-awaited Cross Kirkland Corridor (CKC) Trail. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) recently recognized Totem Lake Connector as its Large Project of the Year for Region 8, and […]

Drone Video Shows Off Crab Creek Bridges

Last month, the Crab Creek Bridge and Trestle Replacement Project in Eastern Washington reached substantial completion, and general contractor GAME Inc. marked the occasion by capturing some beautiful drone footage (see video below.) The project successfully built two new pedestrian bridges along the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail (formerly the John Wayne Trail) to […]

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