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Geotechnical Profile Front Vi.Pdf 4/5/13 10:19:08 PM GCU_Geotechnical Profile_Front_vi.pdf 4/5/13 10:19:08 PM Background GCU GEOTECHNICAL PROFILE GCU Consultants Sdn Bhd is a registered consulting company since 1998. Paid-up Own Capital Office Space RM 1 Million 5,000 sq ft Strength Registration PI Insurance • Board of Engineers RM 3 Million • Ministry of Finance Malaysia ISO Certification (MS ISO 9001 : 2008) since 2006 C M Y CM For excellence service rendered, GCU has also been granted: MY Certificate of Achievement for Achieving 3 Star Rating under the SME Competitive Rating for QUALITY CY Enhancement (SCORE) by SME Corp Malaysia in Year 2009. SYSTEM CMY QUALITY Super Excellence Brand Award by Asia Entrepreneur Alliance for the Year 2011 presented by YB Dato’ MANAGEMENT K SIRIM Sri Peter Chin Fah Kui, the Minister of Energy, Green Technology and Water Malaysia. MS ISO 9001 : 2000 REG. NO. AR 4335 The foremost goal of the company is to provide GCU has successfully carried out more than 350 quality, innovative and economical solutions for projects covering wide range of projects from our clients. The strength of the company lies with its expressways, roads, railways, airports, high rise well qualified and experienced staff who are buildings, mixed developments, residential, committed to achieving excellence in the profession. commercial & industrial buildings, oil & gas, hospitals, e The professional staff of GCU has carried out ports, reclamation and dredging works, hill site www.gcu.com.my u numerous reputable jobs successfully contributing to q developments etc. Our Clients include Government G i the country’s development. We have a high Agencies, Developers, Turnkey Contractors, Highway e n frequency of repeat business indicating the client’s Concessionaires, Contractors, C&S Consultants, and n e U satisfaction in our services. various private organizations. r > a t i v i v e The office is also well equipped: e > C r e a t Knowledgeable Latest softwares Adequate and Well equipped & experienced for wide range of comfortable working conference and management staff consulting works space for Staff meeting rooms GCU Consultants Sdn Bhd (Co. No. 460942-T) Unit 3F-09,IOI Business Park, Bandar Puchong Jaya, 47100 Puchong Library with proper Large technical Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia GCU Consultants Sdn Bhd Centralised digital Conducive catalogue system database with Tel: +603-80705501 Fax: +603-80705503 management working and continuously online journals Email: [email protected] Designed by TSDesign.com.my system environment upgraded & publications GCU_Geotechnical Profile_Back_v2.pdf 4/5/13 10:21:14 PM Geotechnical Major Projects Major Projects GCU GCU GCU GCU has successfully provided geotechnical consultancy services since 1998 to both the Government Sg Muar & Sg Kelantan Water Intake Station and private sectors. Our expertise has been built on solid foundation and through experiences on West Coast Expressway hundreds of projects requiring geotechnical input. Our involvement in numerous projects in Malaysia and (Banting to Taiping) Subang Jaya Medical Centre Extension overseas has rendered our geotechnical experience comparable to our peers in the developed countries. The Company has the capabilities and technological know-how to meet all geotechnical challenges in Besraya Eastern Extension CAPABILITY providing innovative and economical solutions to difficult problems. TTDI Underpass (LDP 4 Upgrading) AG Office in Precinct 4, Putrajaya Pos Betau Hill Road, Loke Yew Sambungan Cameron Highland Expressway & Roads Sri Hartamas Condominium Merdeka Villa, Ampang New Pantai Expressway KLCC Tunnel Link I Medini, Johor Ground Investigation Building Foundation & Basement IT Tower, Karachi, Pakistan • Soil Investigation • Terrain & Geological Mapping N3-ROB12: Jalan Telok Wan Jah, Miscellaneous • Geophysical Survey Alor Star (EDT • Value Engineering • Interpretation • Forensic Engineering • Instrumentation • Specialist Advice Sungai Besi Expressway SERVICES LDP 5 Upgrading, Puchong • Independent Checking (Besraya) Guthrie Corridor Expressway Engineer Slope Stabilisation & Walls CSTF Sewerage Plant, Klang • Soil & Rock Slope stabilization • Slope Protection Large Infra Project • Gravity & Embedded Walls C M Railways Y Marine Works ITT Bandar Tasik Selatan Commercial Development Peringgit, Melaka CM • Reclamation Foundation ERL KL-KLIA ERL Extension to LCCT EDT Sentul-Batu Caves MY & Dredging Expertise • Viaducts & Bridges Politeknik Banting • Quay Walls • High-rise Buildings CY • Breakwater • Industrial Buildings EDT Depot,Workshop and Training School (Batu Gajah) EDT Seremban-Gemas • Revertment CMY • Oil & Gas Tanks and Facilities • Commercial & Residential Buildings K EDT Rawang-Bidor EMU Depot & Workshop (Seremban) Airport EDT Alor Setar-Padang Besar EDT Kluang-JB KVMRT Redline KVMRT Sg. Buloh-Kajang Line Deep Excavation Ground Improvement • Basement • Roads & Expressways • Underpass New Terminal Building, Batu Berendam • Railways • Ground Anchors • Airport • Internal Strutting • Large Infra Sites • Top-Down Construction Slope Repair Works at SK Antara Gapi, • Tunnel Hulu Selangor, Selangor Runway Upgrading, Batu Berendam CRS Station, KLIA GCU is highly qualified to provide a wide variety of geotechnical services and specialist advice to our Reinforced Soil Wall at Skyville, Clients. GCU is made up of a group of professionally qualified, academically trained with post-graduate Integrated Complex, KLIA 2 Bandar Puchong Jaya Modular Block Wall, qualification and experienced personnel in geotechnical engineering to provide the complete geotechnical Geogrid Wall ( Pandan Bistari) Sungai Udang engineering services. We have rendered excellent service and are committed to providing quality professional work for all our projects. Slope Stabilisation & Walls RESOURCES GCU is well equipped with the latest softwares including Plaxis, Sage Crisp, Wallap, Piglet, Repute, Safe, Winstable and a large range of inhouse Spreadsheets developed over the years on design of piles, Slope & Wall Stabilisation Works stone columns, cement columns, piled embankment, surcharge preload with PVD, anchored soil wall, at Puteri 11 & 12 Bandar Puteri, Puchong BCOT Tank, Bintulu reinforced concrete wall, modular block wall, rubble wall, soil nail, liquefaction analysis, OCL foundation, load transfer platform,etc. Skyville, Puchong Jaya Rock Butress & Soil Nail (Puteri 9) Jubail Offshore Supply Base, Saudi Arabia Vale, Lumut Oil & Gas and Marine Facilities Pengerang IDP, Johor GCU_Geotechnical Profile_Back_v2.pdf 4/5/13 10:21:14 PM Geotechnical Major Projects Major Projects GCU GCU GCU GCU has successfully provided geotechnical consultancy services since 1998 to both the Government Sg Muar & Sg Kelantan Water Intake Station and private sectors. Our expertise has been built on solid foundation and through experiences on West Coast Expressway hundreds of projects requiring geotechnical input. Our involvement in numerous projects in Malaysia and (Banting to Taiping) Subang Jaya Medical Centre Extension overseas has rendered our geotechnical experience comparable to our peers in the developed countries. The Company has the capabilities and technological know-how to meet all geotechnical challenges in Besraya Eastern Extension CAPABILITY providing innovative and economical solutions to difficult problems. TTDI Underpass (LDP 4 Upgrading) AG Office in Precinct 4, Putrajaya Pos Betau Hill Road, Loke Yew Sambungan Cameron Highland Expressway & Roads Sri Hartamas Condominium Merdeka Villa, Ampang New Pantai Expressway KLCC Tunnel Link I Medini, Johor Ground Investigation Building Foundation & Basement IT Tower, Karachi, Pakistan • Soil Investigation • Terrain & Geological Mapping N3-ROB12: Jalan Telok Wan Jah, Miscellaneous • Geophysical Survey Alor Star (EDT • Value Engineering • Interpretation • Forensic Engineering • Instrumentation • Specialist Advice Sungai Besi Expressway SERVICES LDP 5 Upgrading, Puchong • Independent Checking (Besraya) Guthrie Corridor Expressway Engineer Slope Stabilisation & Walls CSTF Sewerage Plant, Klang • Soil & Rock Slope stabilization • Slope Protection Large Infra Project • Gravity & Embedded Walls C M Railways Y Marine Works ITT Bandar Tasik Selatan Commercial Development Peringgit, Melaka CM • Reclamation Foundation ERL KL-KLIA ERL Extension to LCCT EDT Sentul-Batu Caves MY & Dredging Expertise • Viaducts & Bridges Politeknik Banting • Quay Walls • High-rise Buildings CY • Breakwater • Industrial Buildings EDT Depot,Workshop and Training School (Batu Gajah) EDT Seremban-Gemas • Revertment CMY • Oil & Gas Tanks and Facilities • Commercial & Residential Buildings K EDT Rawang-Bidor EMU Depot & Workshop (Seremban) Airport EDT Alor Setar-Padang Besar EDT Kluang-JB KVMRT Redline KVMRT Sg. Buloh-Kajang Line Deep Excavation Ground Improvement • Basement • Roads & Expressways • Underpass New Terminal Building, Batu Berendam • Railways • Ground Anchors • Airport • Internal Strutting • Large Infra Sites • Top-Down Construction Slope Repair Works at SK Antara Gapi, • Tunnel Hulu Selangor, Selangor Runway Upgrading, Batu Berendam CRS Station, KLIA GCU is highly qualified to provide a wide variety of geotechnical services and specialist advice to our Reinforced Soil Wall at Skyville, Clients. GCU is made up of a group of professionally qualified, academically trained with post-graduate Integrated Complex, KLIA 2 Bandar Puchong Jaya Modular Block Wall, qualification and experienced personnel in geotechnical engineering to provide the complete geotechnical Geogrid Wall ( Pandan Bistari) Sungai Udang
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