Geotechnical Engineering Design and Reporting
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This subcontract for Geotechnical Engineering Design and Reporting supports prime contractors on projects within the Houston and Pharr districts of Texas. The scope of work involves performing detailed engineering analysis of field and laboratory data to evaluate soil bearing capacity, settlement, and slope stability, which informs the design of both deep and shallow foundation systems. Technical execution requires the use of specialized geotechnical modeling software such as gINT, Slope/W, or Plaxis. A critical requirement for this contract is that the performing engineer must hold a Professional Engineer license in the state of Texas. The primary deliverable is a final Geotechnical Engineering Report that must be officially stamped by a licensed Professional Engineer. The project falls under NAICS code 541330 and is managed through the Houston District.
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This scope was carved out of Geotechnical engineering services for the Houston and Pharr districts..
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