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Geoquest
About Geoquest
Geoquest, formerly known as Terre Armée, has forged an unrivalled level of expertise and experience in reinforced backfill applications and soil-structure interaction. Over the last 60 years, Geoquest has been setting the gold standard in Reinforced Earth® structures and has played an active role in over 50,000 projects around the world. All Geoquest technologies are suited to a broad array of structures, including: · Retaining walls · Bridge abutments · Dikes and embankments · Underpasses · Cut-and-cover tunnels · Arch bridges and reinforced embankments In a wide range of engineering applications: · Roads & motorways · Environment · Railways · Hydraulic structures · Mines · Industry · Power · Commercial facilities · Housing · Military Geoquest is committed to pursuing a policy of continual improvement in a bid to achieve operational excellence. Sharing skills and knowledge is also an integral part of the company's philosophy.
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Signals from Geoquest
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Geoquest Australia and New Zealand participated in a photo competition for infrastructure and retaining structures.
Reported by Geoquest
Operations & Supply
Geoquest concluded a week-long visit to Geosynthetic plants in Gujarat, India, where the plants are expanding every year since 12 years ago.
Reported by Vincent Oudin
Presence & Recognition
Geoquest is presenting at the 13th International Conference on Geosynthetics in Montreal on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, as part of the technical session on Properties and testing - recycling and circular construction.
Reported by Geoquest
People
Geoquest India welcomed Vincent Oudin to meet the team in Calcutta.
Reported by Vincent Oudin
Presence & Recognition
Geoquest celebrated the 20th anniversary of the company in India.
Reported by Vincent Oudin
Operations & Supply
Geoquest USA contributed Reinforced Earth solutions to the Wekiva Parkway Sections 7A and 8, completed in 2025, supporting the construction of the 25-mile expressway and providing approximately 1 million square feet of Reinforced Earth solutions across the two contracts.
Reported by Geoquest