Geotechnical Services assigned to the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division

The US Army Corps of Engineers is seeking sources for geotechnical services to be assigned to the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division. The work includes initial geotechnical investigations, regional geologic and site reconnaissance investigations, surface investigations, and subsurface drilling, sampling, and testing. The contractor should have the capability to perform up to approximately $2,500,000.00 in work of the required type within a one-year period. Some of the key services required include: • Initial geotechnical investigations for reconnaissance and feasibility studies, preconstruction engineering and design services, and construction activities • Regional geologic and site reconnaissance investigations, including survey of available information, field geotechnical observations and evaluations, and geotechnical reporting • Surface investigations, including areal and site geotechnical mapping, site mapping, remote sensing, and surface geophysical surveys • Subsurface drilling, sampling, and testing, including borehole geophysics, drilling records, and drilling and sampling procedures • Geotechnical investigations in support of Section 14 Emergency Streambank and Shoreline Protection of the Flood Control Act of 1946 • Earth embankment and foundation seepage analysis, seepage management/control features design, and risk-informed geotechnical assessment, analysis, and design