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 Geotechnical Engineering Consulting Services and performed a Bridge Foundation Investigation (BFI) Study. The bridge consisted of six (6) spans, three are 140′ and three
Provided geotechnical investigations and recommendations for the milling and resurfacing of this roadway in Pinellas County. The project also included new paved shoulders and extended from McMullen Booth Road to Main Street. The work was performed for FDOT District 7.
Provided geotechnical evaluations and recommendations and materials testing and inspection for the rehabilitation of approximately 8000 LF of runway, including the installation of underdrains.
Provided subsurface investigations, testing and foundation recommendations and associated reports for the modification of two interchanges (I-75 and Fruitville RD and I-75 and University Parkway). The project included ramp modifications, drainage, overhead lighting and signalization. The work was performed for FDOT District 1.
Provided Geotechnical Engineering Services for the roadway consisting of Pavement Evaluation, Soil Survey and Wall Foundation Recommendation along SR 40 from Conn/Folkston to MP 2.75/E of CR 82, Charlton Counties, GA. The total length of the roadway is approximately 1.9 miles. The project consists of approximately 1.9 miles of pavement overlay, about 1.75 miles of new pavement ranging from 2 to 3 lanes, and one (1) bridge culvert with retaining walls.
Provided comprehensive geotechnical engineering services for the Custer Avenue CSO Relief Storage Vault project which were performed in two Phases. We evaluated the soil conditions and groundwater levels at the site, and provided recommendations concerning site development and foundation design and construction recommendations for the proposed storage vault. The proposed vault is a new five (5) million gallon buried underground stormwater vault retention consisting of cast-in-place concrete with side walls, overflow weir and box culvert by-pass to storage vault. The foot print of the vault is 58,000 square feet, City of Atlanta, Georgia.
