FTG Features an Accredited Laboratory
As a compliment to our 18 years of incorporated service and continued dedication to quality assurance and reliable data, we have developed a quality system to match industry standards with regard to concrete and soils testing both in the field and in the lab.
We have demonstrated a consistent ability to produce accurate, traceable testing in all facets of our industry.
We are proud to announce that with the implementation of our quality manual and thorough review from AASHTO and CCRL
Foundation Test Group’s laboratory is now officially accredited in the following test methods:
Quality Management System
— Accredited since 10/7/2020
R18, C1077 (Aggregate), C1077 (Concrete), D3740 (Soil), E329 (Aggregate), E329 (Concrete), E329 (Soil)
Soil
— Accredited since 11/19/2020
D698, D1140, D1556, D1557, D2216, D4318, D6913, D7928
Aggregate
— Accredited since 10/7/2020
C40, C117, C127, C128, C136, C566, C702
Concrete
— Accredited since 10/7/2020
C31 (Cylinders), C39, C42, C138, C143, C172, C173, C231, C511, C617 (5000 psi and below), C1064, C1231 (6000 psi and below), C1542
Masonry
— Accredited since 10/7/2020
C511 (Moist Cabinets, Moist Rooms, and Water Storage Tanks Used in the testing of Hydraulic Cements and Concretes)
C780 (Annex 1) (Preconstruction and Construction Evaluation of Mortars for Plain and Reinforced Unit Masonry - Consistency by Cone Penetration)
C780 (Annex 6) (Preconstruction and Construction Evaluation of Mortars for Plain and Reinforced Unit Masonry - Compressive Strength)
C1019 (Sampling and Testing Grout)
As we look to future challenges, we see only opportunity to better serve our industry and our clients, and we can't wait!
Do you want more information about our Lab? Reach out to Stu — he'll provide you with what you need.
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Integrated monitoring supported the rehabilitation of Baltimore’s Howard Street Tunnel through phased baseline and construction instrumentation.
North Avenue Bridge replaces historic arches with a modern bridge to meet rising rail demand—with support from FTG.
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