News
Read the latest from our team on the ground along with geotechnical and geophysical news here.
/ The O Mahurangi – Penlink Bridge Project: Shaping the Future of Transport
At RDCL, we’re proud to be part of the transformative O Mahurangi – Penlink project—one of the most significant infrastructure developments in Auckland (including the extradosed bridge, a first for NZ).
The result will be a new 7km highway connecting Silverdale, Whangaparaoa and the Hisbiscus Coast that will create a more resilient network and create lasting benefits for local communities.
RDCL was involved in the geotechnical investigation stages, supplying downhole geophysics to the O Mahurangi Alliance, both onshore and nearshore.
Big thanks to our client O Mahurangi Alliance for enabling this partnership and helping us to share this story. Our Auckland team are proud to contribute their skills and expertise to see the project engineered to the highest standard.
/ Discover more: www.rdcl.co.nz/projects/o-mahurangi-penlink/
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2 weeks ago
We are excited to celebrate Ben Bistouni’s incredible achievement of attaining his Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) qualification.
As the Hawke’s Bay Team Manager and Technical Lead on many projects, this milestone reflects Ben’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to engineering excellence.
Becoming a CPEng is no small feat for an engineer, requiring competence, experience, and the ability to solve complex problems ethically and sustainably. Ben has consistently demonstrated these qualities, making us proud to have him as a key member of the RDCL whānau.
Overall, you can trust that a CPEng-qualified engineer will bring higher levels of professionalism and technical expertise to your projects.
Congratulations Ben! Your hard work and dedication continue to make a meaningful impact on our team and the industry.
Ka rawe, Ben! Excellent work!
2 weeks ago
That’s awesome Ben. Well done!
Congratulations Ben – that is an awesome achievement!
Congrats Ben!
So proud of you Ben 🥰
Go Ben Bistouni!
Congratution Ben 😍😍😍🎊😍
A few words from Cam, our CEO today:
"I would like to wish on behalf of RDCL, all the people of Aotearoa a great big “te ra o Waitangi Day”.
Te Tiriti is the reason why I live in Aotearoa. I am grateful for, and love the essential relationship in its entirety, it makes us thoroughly unique and special, even if you don’t know it 😊. I “lean in” and it makes me much better for it.
From an RDCL perspective, we are a business that seeks to empower, energise and help our clients and staff live their best life. We do that by embracing change and difference, we stride towards it and don’t hold back.
We hope you have a great day today; it doesn’t matter if you reflect on the “why” or not. And it doesn’t matter whatever view you currently have.
‘cause it’s not the same ones as your kids, and the future definitely belongs to them.
Our only job is to make it better for all of them.
And if you remember that today, then that’d be having an awesome “Waitangi Day”.
– Cam
1 month ago
What is it like to work in partnership with RDCL?
In this video one of our long-term clients shares why they work with us, how we work in with them, and how Geotechnical and Geophysical expertise has been invaluable to their projects.
A huge thanks goes to Blake Hedley from Tararua Alliance for heading up this video and taking the time to share his perspective. It means a lot.
Partnerships are at the core of everything we do at RDCL, and it is great to hear this reflected in the everyday experience for our clients.
We value each and every one of you – ngā mihi nui and we look forward to continuing our work together. There is lots to be done!
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1 month ago
A New Year, with a new and exciting geophysics tool.
After some thorough research we have procured the Syscal Terra, direct from Orleans, France – a new generation Resistivity & IP surveying system. C’est super!
Ready for any conditions, this addition to our near-surface geophysics capability provides RDCL’s clients with unparalleled subsurface resistivity measurement sensitivity and acquisition speed.
What does that mean for you? It means exceptional data quality, gathered faster, helping projects move at pace.
Our team have been excited to commission this tool for a number of upcoming projects across many sectors and investigative applications.
Projects in Water, Energy, Roading & Transport infrastructure, as well as numerous ground instability and site investigations, will all benefit.
RDCL invests in leading technology from around the world, in order to capture the best data for our Aotearoa and Asia-Pacific clients. If you are interested in having a look at the full suite of our tools, here’s a handy link: www.rdcl.co.nz/tools/
Call us today, if you have a project you’d like to discuss.
www.rdcl.co.nz/contact/
/ SERVICES – The Syscal Terra allows RDCL to take Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT), Vertical Electrical Soundings (VES) and Induced Polarisation (IP) surveys.
Merci beaucoup to @iris.instruments.
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2 months ago
What’s on our radar for 2025? Partnerships for shared success.
In our niche we thrive when working as a specialist partner, supporting a broad range of infrastructure projects and industries. At many times we fly under the radar, yet what we do provides critical information, right when it’s needed.
Relationships, collaboration, and communication are key, and that is what the RDCL team are excited to continue to bring our best to in 2025.
Our aim is to help you and your clients significantly improve project outcomes, so let’s get into it!
We’d like to take this opportunity to thank all of our clients, and are excited to get the jobs done and done well, heading into the New Year.
Here’s to a great one.
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2 months ago
