About GEODEN
GEODEN Ground Engineering is a Saudi design and build contractor for ground engineering. We design the treatment of the ground, carry it out on site and prove the result by testing.
- Riyadh
- Head office, working across the Kingdom
- Five service families
- 21 methods and tests
- 13.8 million m²
- Treated by our team in 16 projects
- Design and build
- One contractor from design to proof
Who we are
GEODEN Ground Engineering Company is registered in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Commercial Registration 7055366681), with its office on Makkah Road in Riyadh. Its soil improvement team brings experience that includes high energy impact, rapid impact and dynamic compaction on giga-projects in NEOM, on the Red Sea coast and in the Makkah region.
From that base GEODEN covers the full range of ground engineering a project needs before and during construction, so one contractor carries the responsibility for how the ground performs.
What we do
- Ground Improvement: compaction and densification of loose sands and fills.
- Piling & Deep Foundations: bored, CFA and micropiles.
- Soil Reinforcement & Stabilization: columns, rigid inclusions, grouting and geosynthetics.
- Excavation Support & Dewatering: retaining walls, soil nailing, shotcrete and groundwater control.
- Testing & Verification: CPT, plate load, pressuremeter and pile testing.
How we work
Every project moves through the same four steps, and each step leaves a record the client and the consultant can check.
- Design. We read the site investigation, agree the performance requirement, and select and design the method.
- Trial. A trial area or test piles confirm the design parameters on the actual ground before full production.
- Production. Every point, pile or panel is executed and recorded against the approved parameters.
- Verification. Acceptance tests prove the result against the requirement, and the records are handed over.
The design intent, the production records and the acceptance tests are kept as three separate records, so it is always clear what was required, what was done and what was proven. Quality and verification explains this in detail.