Organized by the younger crowd at our Middletown, CT office, with no prodding from older staff :), Geo SubSea personnel descended on a really nice stream side property in Middletown to help get rid of trash discarded by passing motorists. Group included Liz Spielman, Brett Young, Zoemma Warshafsky, Jeff Gardner and wife Laurie. We loaded up the bed of Jeff’s Tacoma until it was overflowing and took it to the Haddam transfer station the next day, recycling as much as possible. Appreciative of everyone’s effort and willingness to go out and perform community support after work hours. Thank you all!!

The Source to Sea Cleanup; another year clearing debris from the banks of the Connecticut River! While it is unfortunate that all this trash continues to invade our waterways, it is an event that our company enjoys. Getting outside and doing something positive for the environment. We certainly need to reduce our use of plastics! Geo SubSea continues to support the community in a variety of ways.

The Geo SubSea team is serving as the geophysical contract and survey manager for the latest procurement and field campaign in New York Bight at the WEA study areas. Data is being acquired for future developers that will lease the final areas identified by BOEM. Interesting region where there is a confluence of abundant maritime activity and unique environmental factors. Challenging conditions that our experts are used to dealing with. Glad to be assisting future developers and the agencies trying to push the industry forward.

Proud to be collaborating with ThayerMahan, a leader in autonomous maritime security solutions keen on adapting its best-in-class seabed imaging technology to the offshore industry, with a focus on offshore wind.  Add in Geo SubSea’s post-survey technical experience with data analysis, interpretation, and product development, and its quite a team! The fact that both companies are headquartered in Connecticut is a testament to the state’s leadership role in the advancement of marine science and technology.

Geo SubSea personnel started working from home the week before the CT Governor announced non-essential businesses should work remotely, end of March. With a heavy workload continuing through this difficult period, staff are doing their part to practice CDC recommendations while staying connected by using online technology.  We want to express our warmest appreciation for all the front line community workers keeping essential needs available and hope that all of our associates and their families are staying safe and healthy. We will get through this and come out stronger on the other side.