In 2016, five areas of significant bank erosion were discovered near the Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority (MVRTA) operating facility. The erosion spanned approximately 500 linear feet of shoreline of the tidally influenced Merrimack River and damaged several stormwater outfalls, a retaining wall, and the foundations of two MVRTA buildings.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) owns and operates several bus washing facilities within the transportation tunnel in the greater Los Angeles area. Because the facilities discharge wastewater into the sanitary sewer, they maintain several industrial wastewater discharge permits (IWDPs) with utility companies including Los Angeles Sanitation District (LASAN), Los Angeles County Sanitation District (LACSD), and other local sanitation companies. The Metro facilities we support have different wastewater-flow quantity and quality, pre-treatment systems, and criteria for monitoring and reporting. To manage these variables, Geosyntec provides comprehensive industrial wastewater management services to Metro to support permitting and compliance.
Geosyntec practitioners provided planning, public coordination, engineering, design, regulatory permitting, and construction-phase services for the rehabilitation of approximately 9,300 linear feet of existing rock revetment.
Since 2001, Geosyntec has served as the on-call coastal engineering consultant for Holden Beach, North Carolina, providing specialized expertise to protect and manage the shore and coastline of this small coastal island town.
Since 2001, Geosyntec has supported the City of Jacksonville’s inland and waterfront projects.
ATM, a Geosyntec Company, has been supporting MODON since 2017 on Hudayriyat Island, a reclaimed landmass adjacent to Abu Dhabi’s main island. This mixed-use community will be themed around culture, coastal living, pearl diving, and nature. We have provided detailed marine engineering services on completed projects, including Cove Marina, Campsite Beach, Laguna Beach, and the Bab Al Nojoum Overwater Villas.
ATM, a Geosyntec Company, was appointed by the Government of Umm Al Quwain (UAQ) to conduct maintenance dredging of the Ahmed Bin Rashid Port Channel and 1 kilometer of beach reclamation on the UAQ open beach waterfront. This large port is the key entry and exit point for cargo ships traveling to and from the United Arab Emirates. It includes four berths with an 845-meter quay and a .23 square-kilometer yard.
ATM, a Geosyntec Company, has been providing the City of Boca Raton with comprehensive coastal engineering services under continuing services contracts initiated in 2008. ATM now manages the City’s beaches and portions of the Intracoastal Waterway shoreline.
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