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A GDS Dynamic Triaxial Testing System is at the heart of a new partnership between leading offshore geotechnical solutions provider, Geoquip Marine (GQM) and the University of Bristol (UOB). The two have teamed up to advance innovation in offshore geotechnics and address critical challenges in offshore wind energy projects.  

 While the concept of annual licences has been around for decades, it wasn't until the start of this century that technology became sophisticated enough to make it a viable option for businesses. Many companies are now shifting towards a combination of annual licences and capital purchase investment for customers software needs, and you might be wondering how this change affects you directly. Let's delve into what this transition entails and why it's beneficial for you…

I am extremely excited to be introducing GDSLAB v2024 to all our worldwide users. This has been a project that I have been personally involved in driving forward. I am delighted to see our hard work come to fruition and the benefits this will bring to each and everyone using our software. We have been working closely with users to understand what drives their testing needs and how we can make GDSLAB v2024 exactly what you require.

Take a look at the new GDS Product Brochure for 2024.

GDS and the University of Melbourne have worked together for a number of years, over this time they have accumulated 13 GDS systems. This year, Dan Zanet visited the University to install a further 4 systems to their Geotechnical Soil and Water Laboratory.

GDS attended SUT's Offshore Conference from the 12th to the 14th of September at Imperial College London, U.K. 

Account Managers, Clayton Dodd (Key Account) and Tamara Wainwright, visited Astana in Kazakhstan for the 17th Asian Regional Conference in August. 

Nigel Durley, Commissioning Engineer at GDS retired today (1st September) after 17 years of working with GDS.

In July, Dan Zanet (a GDS Geotechnical Systems Engineer) returned from a successful trip to the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP). Where he installed a Triaxial Automated System (GDSTAS) and an Enterprise Level Dynamic System (ELDYN), which are the University’s first systems purchased from GDS.