One of the key services we offer includes our Intrusive Magnetometer System which is used to survey UXB (unexploded bombs) across a range of environments including, Rivers (and Riverbanks), Land, Harbours, Railways, Tidal and Near Shore Marine sites.
In Situ Site Investigation’s Marine Geotechnical Services team provided specialist geotechnical support for a major North Sea UK sector offshore wind HVDC interconnector cable route survey -Offshore CPTs, Core Logging and Sample Analysis -in the Marine Geological Environment.
This investigation was conducted to provide information for the plans to renovate an existing football stadium in Dublin.
This site was required to assess the sequence of superficial deposits and their geotechnical properties beneath an existing reservoir in Wales.
In Situ Site Investigation carried out Cone Penetration Tests (CPTs) and Magnetometer Tests for a 5-day project in Somerset where ‘Toni’, CPT 025, was utilised.
In early 2022, In Situ Site Investigation’s pressuremeter testing services were required to gather information for proposed tunnel sections of a new motorway being built in the northwest of Romania.
We completed an interesting two-day project in a car park in the centre of Gravesend, Kent.
In Situ Site Investigation were asked to undertake an unusual project comprising of CPTs and cone pressuremeter tests based inside an existing Costco warehouse.
Late summer saw In Situ Site Investigation complete an over water project in the city of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
In Situ Site Investigation were asked to complete a selection of tests around an existing reservoir in the Greater London area.
In April 2019, In Situ Site Investigation worked collaboratively with the University of Bristol who provided the project scope for geotechnical work in Nepal to complete seismic tests in Kathmandu.
Our environmental probes have been busy this year working on various sites across the UK.
In Situ Site Investigation carried out Self Boring Pressuremeter (SBP) and Menard Pressuremeter Testing (MPM) as part of a Power Station’s preliminary Site Investigation.
In Situ Site Investigation were asked to complete a project for a new housing development in West Sussex.
We were approached to undertake 6 boreholes in Vienna, Austria using our Self Boring Pressuremeter (SBP) on a proposed underground metro extension.
In Situ Site Investigation completed High Pressure Dilatometer Testing (HPD) at a remote site situated in North Yorkshire.
In Situ Site Investigation completed a specialist water project within the Albert Docks in Liverpool.
In Northern Armenia, In Situ Site Investigation undertook a project in a copper mine.
In September 2017, In Situ Site Investigation recently completed a package of Self Boring Pressuremeter testing in partnership with Norway Geotechnical Institute, to provide geotechnical data for their research project.
In Situ Site Investigation were asked to complete CPTs for the Midland Mainline (MML) improvement programme.
In Situ Site investigation completed geological testing for the electrification of the Great Western Railway; one of Britain’s oldest and busiest railways.
Early autumn saw us complete a project on a section of the railway line in the London Borough of Tottenham.
When you think the holiday season has gone for another summer there was just enough time to for a quick break to the Isle of Wight with In Situ’s White Crawler aka Erik.
In Situ SI carried out a site investigation at Compressor Station CS-03 and Landfall area, as part of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline project (TAP).
In December 2013, In Situ Balkans, carried out 7 CPTs and 1 DMT in the area of Golemi beach, in Durresi city, Albania.