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Ground risk can quickly become commercial risk, affecting project costs, programme, design and procurement. This article explores five key questions that Programme Directors, Developers and Asset Owners should ask to identify ground uncertainties, focus investigation where it matters most and ensure residual risks are understood, managed and assigned before they become costly surprises.

As hydrogen infrastructure projects move into construction, understanding ground conditions early is essential. Unknown ground risks can lead to costly redesigns, delays and increased project costs. Effective ground investigations provide the engineering intelligence needed to inform foundation design, manage settlement, contamination and groundwater risks, and support confident decision-making, helping projects stay on schedule, within budget and ready for successful deliver

Cable percussion drilling is the most common drilling method used across the UK for ground investigations...

A geotechnical site investigation is a crucial step in any construction project as it provides valuable information about the soil and...

Geoenvironmental investigations are essential for enabling redevelopment of land as well as being an essential tool for quantifying...

This week (6th to 12th March 2022) is Women in Construction Week. We want to celebrate the women we have across our business

Why ground investigations are fundamental to new developments close to our watercourses