Industries
Industries reflect who we serve and the end markets in which our work is performed. Each industry—such as infrastructure, energy, mining, manufacturing, or defense—comes with its own regulatory environment, risk profile, performance criteria, and project drivers.
Diverse Industries, Diverse Experience
Our experience covers a diverse range of industries, from government agencies to private owners. We are well-versed in working with both contractors and directly with our clients. No matter the project specifications, area limitations, and challenges identified for your project, Geo-Solutions is able to utilize any combination of our technological areas of expertise to aid in project objectives.
Coal Ash
Coal ash sites refer to disposal and storage areas for coal combustion residuals generated from the burning of coal to produce energy. These sites are separated from other energy products due to the special characteristics of the waste stream and the size / number of these facilities.
Energy, Oil & Gas
Energy, oil, and gas refers to project sites or clients engaged in any component of energy production, including upstream and downstream facilities. Cutoff walls surrounding tailings facilities, ground improvement for facility expansion, and environmental remediation of a legacy facility are all examples of geotechnical or environmental construction needs in the energy industry.
Infrastructure
Infrastructure refers to transportation, water, and public works systems that are publicly funded. Infrastructure projects require all kinds of geotechnical and environmental construction solutions, for example bearing capacity support via soil mixing for roadways or cutoff walls for levees, dams, and embankments.
Utilities
The utilities industry includes companies that deliver power, water, and communications. Utility companies have many environmental and geotechnical needs for operating and legacy facilities.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing refers to industrial facilities where products are produced. Manufacturing facilities might require ground improvement for new facility construction or demolition and remediation of sites that are closing.
Mining
Mining refers to physical extraction of earth to obtain coal, metals, or other minerals. Mining clients require geotechnical and environmental construction help managing mine tailings facilities, addressing legacy contaminating, or supporting excavations with cutoff walls.