Geotechnical Design – Soil & Structure

GEOTECHNICAL DESIGN

GEOTECHNICAL DESIGN

Mitigating Risk While Providing Safety

Geotechnical design is a crucial aspect of civil engineering that focuses on the study and analysis of soil and rock mechanics to ensure the stability and performance of structures built on or in the ground. This discipline involves assessing the geological and geotechnical characteristics of a site to determine its suitability for construction projects such as buildings, bridges, dams, and tunnels.

Pavement And Embankment Design.
Slope Stability Analysis And Design.
MSE Wall & Other Retaining Structures.
Cofferdam, Celullar Cofferdam.
Earth Protection For Excavation Works.
Shore Pretection System And Diaphram Wall.
Ground Improvement Such As Stabilized Earth Solution, Vibro-Flotation, Vibro Stone Column, Sand Compaction Pile, Prefabricated Vertical Draing, Deep Soil Mixing Etc.

We welcome the challenge and ask you to contact us with your next project.

Here’s What Clients Say About Us

The Soil & Structure team has been an important part of success in a multitude of my projects throughout years. I have had the opportunity to work closely with S&T on multiple modernization and new construction educational projects since 2002. S&T leadership and their team of engineers provide innovative solutions, work closely with the project team through.

Jafar Ekbal

Soil & Structural Engineers (S&T Consulting Engineers) has provided professional engineering services to Citrus College for a number of years. They have always been a dedicated partner and instrumental team member of the college’s building program. Finding and partnering with responsive, dedicated and client-conscious professionals is critical.

Fredous Ahmed

S&T’s cost-effective designs are well detailed and lend to ease of construction, saving owners time and money. They have always been a dedicated partner and instrumental team member of the college’s building program. Finding and partnering with responsive, dedicated and client-conscious professionals is critical to bringing “true” value to a project.

S M Mahmud