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TDI-Brooks Completes Geotechnical Study for Cook Inlet LNG Project

N5K on back of RV Poseidon. (Image credit: Ivan Svrcek)
N5K on back of RV Poseidon. (Image credit: Ivan Svrcek)

TDI-Brooks has completed a geotechnical project for the Cook Inlet LNG Project (CI LNG) in Cook Inlet, Alaska, providing its Neptune N5K cone penetration testing (CPT) system for an Anchor Site Characterization Study.

The work supported project developer Cook Inlet LNG LLC, collecting subsurface soil data to inform anchor selection. The study covered different locations within their project site with a scope of 16 CPTs in water depths ranging from 10 to 25 meters. Operations were conducted from the R/V Poseidon, a third-party vessel working in the region, demonstrating TDI-Brooks’ ability to deploy specialized geotechnical equipment aboard locally available vessels.

The Neptune N5K is part of TDI-Brooks’ range of portable toolkits available for deployment worldwide. These systems allow clients to pair regional vessel resources with TDI-Brooks’ equipment and technical expertise, providing flexible support for offshore site investigations and infrastructure projects.

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