Following a geotechnical assessment, the findings can be used to inform decisions about site acquisition, planning strategy, further investigations and project budgeting. The assessment may also identify the need for additional site investigations to better understand ground conditions.
Once sufficient ground information is available, projects typically progress to the geotechnical engineering stage, where detailed analysis of the site’s subsurface conditions is undertaken. This information is then used to develop foundation designs and engineering solutions that are tailored to the specific requirements of the development and its ground conditions.
