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Below the Surface – The critical role of early subsurface investigations to reduce cost, schedule, and construction risk

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Danielle Neamtu, PE, PMP

Geotechnical Engineer

Danielle develops geotechnical engineering solutions for infrastructure projects from planning through construction, with expertise in foundations, excavations, dams and levees.

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Chris Treiling, EIT

Geotechnical Engineer

Chris is a geotechnical engineer experienced in field investigations, laboratory testing and technical reporting, with additional expertise in geothermal system design using GLD software.

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Hamza Al-Qudah, EIT

Geotechnical Engineer

Hamza has experience in advanced soil mechanics, foundation engineering, soil improvement and earthquake engineering, along with soil and foundation dynamics. His work includes overseeing geotechnical field investigations, managing laboratory testing programs and preparing technical reports.

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Below the surface – The critical role of early subsurface investigations

Below the surface – The critical role of early subsurface investigations