GEC FDOT and Roadway Services

Founded in 1991 in Orlando, Florida, Geotechnical and Environmental Consultants, Inc. (GEC) is known for its work on infrastructure projects, including extensive experience for highway and bridge projects throughout Florida. GEC services now span from early environmental contamination screening and geotechnical engineering for design, to construction phase services including pile driving inspection and materials testing and inspection.

GEC is recognized for its innovative technical approaches to complex issues for constructability, meeting tight design and construction schedules, and helping the project team reduce risks and thecost of construction.

GEC provided the geotechnical engineering services for the largest FDOT design/build project underway in Florida, the Interstate 4 widening at the St. Johns River. GEC's engineering technician st aff, CTQP-qualified in pile inspection and construction materials testing, continues to serve this project.

Read the article...	GEOTECHNICAL Subsurface Explorations for Geotechnical Site Evaluations Geotechnical Investigations for Highway and Bridge Projects Engineering Analysis for Foundation Design Recommendations Hydrogeology Investigations and Groundwater Modeling Sinkhole and Subsidence Investigations Pile Installation Evaluations Using Wave Equation Analysis Ground Penetrating Radar Surveys for Subsurface Profiling ENVIRONMENTAL Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments Contamination Screening Evaluation Reports for Transportation Projects Ground Penetrating Radar Surveys for Buried Tanks and Pipelines
OVA Screening	CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING FDOT qualified in Work Group 9.3, Highway Materials Testing Engineering technician staff is CTQP-qualified in pile driving inspection, earthwork, asphalt and concrete materials testing The GEC laboratory is fully equipped and staffed with certified technicians to provide CEI laboratory support services GEC is pre-qualified by the Florida Department of Transportation in Work Groups 9.1, 9.2, 9.3, 9.4 and 9.5 and is a certified MWBE with Orange County.
GEC in the News Subsurface Chemical Contamination and the 1-4 Expansion in Downtown Orlando Challenges and Opportunities By Michael A. Orcino, PE, Geotechnical and Environmental Consultants, Inc FES Florida Engineering Journal, July 2007 Read the article