Alameda Point Development

ENGEO reviewed 10 years of geotechnical reports for this 2,634-acre project. We also provided hydrologic and GIS/GPS services. Specifically, our scope of services included:

• A review of the geotechnical reports currently maintained by the Alameda Redevelopment and Re-Use Authority.
• Compilation of the subsurface geotechnical data pertinent to each proposed reuse area.
• Preparation of a report with exhibits identifying potential geotechnical constraints with preliminary recommendations for site development based on the proposed development plans. The report also included a preliminary characterization of soil and geologic conditions within the development area.

Furthermore, ENGEO Principal Dan Haynosch, GE, as an engineer for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, performed a post-earthquake assessment at NAS Alameda following the Loma Prieta earthquake in 1989. This included assessing the extent of soil liquefaction for areas of the project site.