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Pocono Raceway - Tunnel Rehabilitation Presentation

Pocono Raceway – Tunnel Rehabilitation Presentation

EEI’s Director of Geotechnical Design, Jay McKelvey, P.E., D.GE, presented at the 2017 Delaware Valley Geo-Institute October Dinner at the Valley Forge Casino Resort Hotel in King of Prussia, PA. His presentation highlighted the Pocono Raceway – Tunnel Turn Rehabilitation. He discussed the design and construction of the soil nail reinforcement

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Field Personnel Certifications

Field Personnel Certifications

At EEI, we train all field personnel in quality control, construction methods and safety practices.  We have a team of field personnel with certifications from the National institute for Certification Engineering Technologies (NICET), International Code Council (ICC), and American Concrete Institute (ACI) that is prepared to meet the needs of

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EEI Cheers On Special Olympics

EEI Cheers On Special Olympics

EEI employees, along with family and friends, recently volunteered at the Villanova University Special Olympics Fall Festival. The day was spent cheering on the enthusiastic athletes as they displayed their skills and sportsmanship.  EEI would like to congratulate all of the athletes.  It was a fantastic event and EEI was

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EEI Welcomes Ashley DiPaul

EEI Welcomes Ashley DiPaul

Earth Engineering is pleased to welcome Ashley DiPaul as our new Human Resources Manager.  Ashley has been working in the HR field since graduating Salisbury University in 2011.  Ashley’s energy and experience are a welcome addition to the firm as we continue to grow and strengthen our position as a leader in

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EEI Invests in the CAEDC

EEI Invests in the CAEDC

Earth Engineering Incorporated is pleased to announce that we have invested with the Cumberland Area Economic Development Corporation (CAEDC). The location of our Central Pennsylvania Division in Cumberland County and our professional commitment to the development of the region made this an easy decision. We are excited to be members

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FMC Tower at Cira Center South

FMC Tower at Cira Center South

The 50-story FMC Tower at Cira Centre South has 830,000 Square Feet of rent-able space for commercial and residential usage. At 730 feet tall, it is the 6th tallest structure in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To accommodate the foundation contractor’s available equipment for installation of the drilled shafts (Caissons) and associated rock

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EEI Personnel – Industry Leaders

EEI Personnel – Industry Leaders

James A. McKelvey, III, P.E., D. GE. F. ASCE – Earth Engineering Inc. will be represented by our own Jay McKelvey at American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) National Capital Section’s Geotechnical Executive Committee Geotechnical Symposium in Tyson’s Corner, Maryland. The symposium focuses on Grade Separation and Mechanically Stabilized Earth

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New Soils Lab is Open for Business!

New Soils Lab is Open for Business!

EEI has completed the construction of our new state-of-the-art Soils Laboratory in East Norriton, PA. The construction included the complete interior demolition of 3,000 square feet to make way for new soils processing, materials storage, office, and custom-designed laboratory space. Extensive new laboratory testing equipment was also acquired. The project

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Top engineering firm plaque

Top Engineering Firms 2015

The Philadelphia Business Journal recently recognized EEI as making the list for the Top 25 privately owned Engineering Firms in the region. Thank you to all of our clients for allowing us the opportunity to grow and to be a part of your project.

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90-Foot Rock Face Project Delivered Under Budget

90-Foot Rock Face Project Delivered Under Budget

EEI recently provided engineering design and construction documentation for the scaling and stabilization of a large rock cliff in Bala Cynwyd, PA. The scalers can be seen secured by ropes on the face manually prying off loose rocks and boulders. The project included the careful removal of 875 tons of

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