Last year saw a rapid rise in demand for the geotechnics industry and the 2014 Geotechnical Services File (GSF) will capture details of the change and expectations for the coming 12 months – but only if there is sector-wide participation in the survey.
GE will soon be launching the survey for this year’s GSF. Emails have been sent out to users registered for the 2013 survey to check for changes in personnel. If you think your company isn’t registered, please email claire.smith@emap.com to check.
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