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A new case history on GeoEngineers’ award-winning directional microtunnel design for the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, LLC, a Kinder Morgan Company, is now available. Jon Robison, PE recently presented the case history at the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) pipelines conference in Portland, OR. The presentation and associated paper Innovative Directional Microtunnel Garners Success for […]

It was recently brought to my attention (I feel late to the game) that “Art” was added last year to educational curricula focused on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), creating a sub-group called STEAM. This is fantastic news. As both an artist (guitarist) and a scientist (geology), I believe when you connect engineering and […]

Researching the ownership, acreage and use of public lands in Washington state just got easier thanks to a new online, interactive map of natural resource and recreation lands. GeoEngineers’ technology-development team built the map for the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO) after the state Legislature tasked the agency in 2013 to provide an […]

Communication is one of the most important business skills to master, no matter what your industry or profession. Truly effective communication goes a long way toward establishing mutually respectful relationships that not only make us happier in the workplace, but also more collaborative, productive and innovative. Follow these steps to become an effective communicator. Respect […]

Engineering News Record (ENR) recently published their annual list of the top 500 design firms in the country by revenue. GeoEngineers’ ranking at 197 represents a significant jump from last year when we were ranked 220. The list includes a wide variety of firms that offer design services, including architectural and civil engineering firms. Geoprofessional […]

Members of GeoEngineers’ Spokane office recently worked with owner Avista Utilities to renovate Huntington Park, located between City Hall Plaza and the Spokane River. The site is located below the Spokane Falls Gondola and between a number of existing structures, so GeoEngineers performed subsurface explorations and provided geotechnical engineering recommendations that supported the park improvements […]

As we recognize the 70th anniversary of D-Day, GeoEngineers would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the men and women who serve in our Armed Forces, especially those who fought for our freedom in World War II and every other war past and present. In honor of this anniversary, we’d like to […]

Boaters who want more information about where to launch their boats or tie up for a weekend on the water can do so now through Washington Water Cruiser, a new app launched by the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office(RCO). The free app is available for both Apple and Android mobile devices, and has a […]

The federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) sets regulations to: Protect human health and the environment from the potential hazards of waste disposal Conserve energy and natural resources Reduce the amount of waste generated Ensure that wastes are managed in an environmentally sound manner Many people who work in environmental management or with natural […]

GeoEngineers’ technology team created an interactive whale-tracking map of the waters surrounding Hawaii that has received national attention this past week, including being named WIRED magazine’s “Science Graphic of the Week.” Other publications such as Huffington Post, Gizmodo, Fast Company, and local Hawaiian news channel KITV have done stories about the map, calling it “hypnotically beautiful.” […]