How to Contact Northwest Geotech or Learn More About the Company
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Northwest Geotech, Inc. (NGI), which does business as Northwest Testing, Inc. (NTI), is a geotechnical and environmental engineering firm founded in 1983. To learn more, start with the About Us page for company background and personnel, the Services page for what the firm offers, and the Projects page for past work. For a project inquiry, use the Contact Us page. The site notes that JavaScript must be enabled to use it.
Main sections of nwgeotech.com
The site is organized into a small set of top-level pages, so you can go straight to the section that matches what you need.
| Section | What you'll find there |
|---|---|
| Home Page | Entry point and overview of the firm |
| About Us | Company Background, Key Personnel, Certifications, Accreditations, & Affiliations, and Careers |
| Services | Company Services, broken into Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Services, Special Inspections & Materials Testing, and Laboratory Services |
| Projects | Named project examples (see below) |
| Contact Us | The route for project inquiries and reaching the firm |
| General Site Map | A single page listing the site's pages for quick navigation |
What the company does
Northwest Geotech describes itself as providing geotechnical and environmental engineering, special inspection and materials testing, and laboratory testing on soils, concrete, aggregate, and asphalt. The company was founded in 1983 to provide construction monitoring, special inspection, and materials testing, along with geotechnical and environmental assistance, to private and public projects. Its stated client base includes municipalities, owners, contractors, developers, architects, and engineers throughout the Pacific Northwest.
The Services section splits into four areas:
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Environmental Services
- Special Inspection & Materials Testing
- Laboratory Services
If you already know which of these you need, open that service page directly rather than browsing the whole site.
Checking relevant project experience
The Projects section lists specific work, which is useful if you want to judge whether the firm has handled something similar to your job. Named projects include:
- Willamette River Transit Bridge
- Oregon Zoo Combined Sewer Overflow Project
- Portland Community College
- The Waterfront Access Project
- Emergency Coordination Center
- Powell Butte & Kelly Butte Reservoir
- Toyota Portland Port Facility T4
- Courthouse Square Complex Remediation
- Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail, West Segment
Reviewing these before making contact can help you describe the type of project you have in mind.
How to make contact
Use the Contact Us page as the starting point for a project inquiry. The site does not publish a direct email address, phone number, or contact form details in the material available here, so the Contact Us page is the place to look for the firm's current contact channels.
If you are looking for something specific rather than making an inquiry, the General Site Map lists the site's pages in one place and is the fastest way to locate a particular section.
Common snags
- JavaScript required. The site states that JavaScript must be enabled to use it. If menus or navigation don't respond, check your browser settings.
- Copyright date. The site footer shows a 2015 copyright. Treat page content as potentially dated and confirm current details, such as personnel or certifications, directly with the firm.
- No pricing published. The site does not list rates or fees, so any cost questions need to go through Contact Us.