Geotechnical
The Geotechnical Discipline is home to CED’s geotechnical engineering, geo-structural design, construction observation and testing, and laboratory material testing service lines. Our teams of geotechnical, construction, and laboratory professionals provide a broad range of conventional to innovative services related to subsurface explorations; earthwork procedures; slope stability; ground improvement; flexible and rigid pavements; foundation options & capacities; site retaining structures; support-of-excavation (SOE), underpinning & dewatering systems; earthen dam stability and rehabilitation; utilities; etc. We engage in interactive collaboration with the design and construction teams throughout all phases of a given project, beginning with due diligence, to deliver practical, cost-effective solutions for the Client/Owner.
Services
- Braced Excavations
- Construction & Special Inspections
- Dam Design & Inspection
- Dewatering Evaluations
- Earthwork Procedures
- Expert Testimony
- Forensic Engineering
- Geophysical Surveys
- Ground Improvement Solutions
- Ground Modification & Soil Stabilization
- Groundwater Observation
- Karst Studies & Sinkhole Repair
- Marine Structures
- Pavement & Underdrain Design
- Retaining Structures
- Shallow & Deep Foundations
- Site Characterizations
- Slope Stability Analysis
- Soil & Rock Mechanics
- Subsurface Explorations
- Underpinning
Let's talk about your next project.
Our multidisciplinary approach to design, combined with a deep understanding of the industry and passion for innovation, has positioned us as leaders consistently delivering outstanding results in shaping the built environment.
Newsroom
Articles
Locating the Ghosts of Time with Technology
With the help of our cutting-edge GPR technology, our experts delved into the mystery of Peter Rambo’s final resting place, an ancestor to our
Blogs
Remembering Superstorm Sandy: 10 Years Later
During the late hours of Monday, October 29, 2012, Superstorm Sandy made landfall on the East Coast, bringing storm surges and flooding never seen before. Longstanding Jersey Shore landmarks were pulled into