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GEO-Instruments survey teams are providing a composite monitoring scheme for Network Rail mainline tracks influenced by an active landslip.

As ground reinforcement works are underway by colleagues in Keller, 500 metres of dual track requires thorough monitoring for potential movement.

GEO-Instruments engineers have implemented a monitoring system for an extensive road improvement project in Scotland, incorporating multiple types of geotechnical instrumentation.

Keller and GEO-Instruments were on site together again on a small but technically challenging project in a prime location in central London.

A few weeks ago we took the chance to talk with Marek, who left the GEO-Instruments UK team earlier this year to join our colleagues in GEO-Instruments Poland.

GEO-Instruments UK are providing the monitoring scheme for the redevelopment of Hertford College, part of Oxford University.

The college is located in the historic centre of Oxford, among other University buildings and directly next to the iconic Bodleian Library.

Last week Harriet was awarded the Rising Star in Innovation award at the SCCS London Survey Awards dinner. 
A fantastic achievement that recognises her significant contribution to academic excellence and innovation in the industry over the last year.

As GEO-Instruments heads into a busy 2025, we take a moment to reflect on the successes of last year and look ahead to some of the major projects in the year to come.

Today we are talking to Mihhail who has worked at GEO-Instruments UK for several years and has become a crucial member of the team.

For nearly a decade and multiple project phases, GEO-Instruments have been attending site at a housing development project in Seaton, Devon. This is part of an ongoing collaboration with Vertase FLI.