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General Engineering and Environmental Companies

Since its inception in 1988, GEEC has earned a reputation for excellence in the Engineering, Environmental, Surveying, Oil Spill and Restoration fields.

General Engineering & Environmental Companies, INC (GEEC) personnel have completed over 500 projects in the industrial, petro-chemical, municipal, and public works fields. These projects are located throughout the Gulf South area ranging in size up to $50 million. GEEC has developed particular experience in the fields of water, natural gas, and waste water systems; reinforced concrete structures;

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11/28/2018

Elevation surveying in the heart of Baton Rouge.

10/19/2018

Nice day at work

02/06/2018

How Humans Sank New Orleans Engineering put the Crescent City below sea level. Now, its future is at risk.

01/29/2018

NWFAF - Help Blue Crabs in the Barataria Basin Blue crabs can be found from the salty ends of Louisiana bays to the brackish marshes--but we are losing important nurseries as marshes turn to open water. Show support for restoration efforts in the Barataria Basin.

01/27/2018

State, Federal Partnership Critical To Advancing Large-Scale Louisiana Coastal Restoration Project - Restore the Mississippi River Delta Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Vital to Future of Nationally-Significant Region (WASHINGTON – Jan. 26, 2018) Earlier today, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) and oth...

01/25/2018

A Wild Year for the Whooping Crane The whooping crane is one of North America’s most majestic birds. Standing five feet tall, with a seven-foot wingspan, the bird’s snow white plumage, black legs, and red spot on its head make it un…

10/30/2017

It's Alive! Artificial oyster reef provides shoreline protection in St. Bernard Parish It's alive! Artificial oyster reef in St. Bernard Parish to protect shoreline Thousands of tourists and locals craving oysters in New Orleans restaurants have contributed to an unconventional ...

10/02/2017

Scientists set out to answer a question that has plagued them since Hurricane Katrina Can diverting the Mississippi River really build new land? Only miles from the mouth of the Mississippi River, a giant container ship heads out to sea, cruising past one of the few spots wh...