Geoquip Speer + GMR302

The Geoquip Speer has a dedicated soil and rock testing laboratory on-board. This enables our geotechnical engineers to classify recovered samples and determine the strength parameters of interpreted layers for design and analysis in ‘real-time’. This data allows our geotechnical engineers to perform spudcan penetration and/or pile capacity/installation engineering analyses on-board as the borehole progresses. This allows optimisation of the actual final borehole depth with savings in operational time and therefore cost.

The Geoquip Speer can operate Geoquip Marine’s GMC201 20T deep push seabed unit to safely and efficiently conduct an array of in situ tests.

When your project requires in situ testing, in either shallow or deep water, the GMC201 seabed unit can be quickly deployed offering shorter turnaround times of tests and therefore reducing costs. The seabed system is deployed through the vessel’s moonpool and uses the drill rig derrick and compensation system.