About / Survey, lab and reporting under one roof
A small team that reads the ground for a living
Geophysicists, geotechnical engineers and lab technicians who stay with your project from the desk study to the final ground model.
Field record
Sample figures.
Survey lines run
12,480km
Cone penetration tests
1,326
Laboratory tests reported
38,900
Deepest borehole
82.5m
Ground truth for what you build next
Wind farm foundations, harbour walls, export cables and sea defences. Different structures, the same question: what is under the seabed, and how will it behave?
The people who read the ground
Geophysicists, geotechnical engineers, geologists and lab technicians who work on the same projects from start to finish.
Ines Duarte
Principal geotechnical engineer
Turns test results into design parameters and leads the interpretive reports.
Tomas Brandt
Lead geophysicist
Plans the survey lines and reads the layers in the sub-bottom data.
Amara Okoye
Laboratory manager
Runs the soils lab and checks every result against the field logs.
Kenji Arai
Party chief, offshore
Leads the crew on deck and sends the daily reports from the field.
Sample team and bios.
What clients tell us after the report
“The ground model came with the uncertainties spelled out, so our designers knew exactly where to be careful and where they could save steel.”
Sample client, offshore wind developer
“Daily reports from the vessel meant we were never guessing. When the weather closed in, we had a revised plan the same evening.”
Sample client, port authority
“They found two buried obstructions on the cable route before installation. Rerouting on paper cost far less than finding them later.”
Sample client, cable contractor
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Know the ground before you build on it
Send us your site or route and what you plan to build. A project engineer replies with questions, a scope and a fixed price.