Part IV: The Geotechnical RFP – Request Detailed Deliverables
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As the age-old saying goes, “Ask 10 Engineers for a solution to a problem and you’ll get 10 different answers.” Howeve...
Part III: The Geotechnical RFP – Clearly Define Your Scope
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Details are important. The more detailed you are in your RFP, the higher chances of getting responses that are comparable in cos...
Part II: The Geotechnical RFP – Understand Site Parameters
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When developing your RFP, it’s important to do your homework and describe the site from a geotechnical perspective. Describing the buildi...
Part I: The Geotechnical RFP – Are You Getting Apples to Apples?
You’re in need of geotechnical services and it’s time to write the RFP – where do you start? If you’re like many of us these days, you may be pressed ...
New Hire: Matthew Cyran
Matthew Cyran
Engineering Technician
A graduate of Brigham Young University-Idaho, Matthew holds a Bachelor of Science in Welding Engineering Techno...
Celebrating Our Ten Year Anniversary
This year marks Falcon's ten year anniversary. To celebrate we had an afternoon get-together with our staff and some of our well-loved clients and par...
Falcon’s Website Wins Marketing Excellence Award
We are pleased to announce that our website has won a 2018 Marketing Excellence Award presented by the Zweig Group. Launched in the Spring of 2016, th...
Campbell University breaks ground on new student union.
Campbell University broke ground on the construction of their new Student Union on April 25th, 2018. Falcon provided geotechnical subsurface investiga...
2017 Soaring Falcon Award: Jay Hill
Jay Hill, Geotechnical Staff Professional, received the 2017 Soaring Falcon Award at Falcon's Holiday Party. The award recognizes employees for their ...
Faces of Falcon: Kim Fowler, CPSM
Kim's role at Falcon: Marketing Manager
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