MC Squared offers practical and cost-effective geotechnical and foundation design recommendations backed by the extensive experience of our staff. Our team employs advanced data gathering techniques alongside practical engineering principles to deliver value-added services that support the design team in making projects successful. Our principals have worked on thousands of engineering projects across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and the surrounding region, ensuring that their design recommendations lead to successful construction.
We have successfully completed a variety of projects, ranging from simple to complex, in the following areas:
Provided subsurface investigations, testing and foundation recommendations and associated reports for the replacement of the Jamson Road Bridge over the Alafia River in Southeastern Hillsborough County. The work was performed for Hillsborough County, Florida.
Provided geotechnical engineering and foundation recommendations for the structures included in the upgrade for Gates 88 through 90.
Provided geotechnical engineering services for the Sardis Rd Connector project in Gainesville GA. The project consisted of both a GDOT Soil Survey, and a Level II contamination screening at selected sites throughout the future roadway corridor. Our scope of services including soil survey and Level II Environmental Contamination Screening.
Provided geotechnical services for the project which consisted of the following: Bridge Foundation Investigation, Wall Foundation Investigations, Soil Survey, and full Pavement Evaluation and Design. The project is located in Riverdale, Clayton County Georgia.
Provided consulting engineering, construction oversight, management & inspection and construction materials testing and engineering recommendations of soils, concrete and asphalt for the Highland Avenue WTP. Construction costs $70 million.
Provided Geotechnical Engineering Recommendations for the Air Carrier removal and replacement of approximately 4.1 acres of existing apron to the east and north of the Terminal and Airport General Aviation Apron, the project includes the removal and replacement of approximately 9.35 acres of existing pavement to the east and north of the Terminal.
