
GTS supported the rehabilitation of vehicle test tracks at the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) headquarters, a critical facility for military vehicle research and performance testing. Our role combined geotechnical engineering, materials testing, quality control management, and asphalt inspection to ensure that the project met demanding military standards for safety, durability, and performance under extreme desert conditions.
The rehabilitation project required extensive work to restore and enhance YPG’s hot-weather test tracks. Scope included:
Our engineers worked closely with contractors and Army representatives to provide construction materials testing and inspection services, ensuring compliance with strict government specifications.
GTS’s materials testing laboratory conducted a full range of testing services to verify material quality and placement, including:
By combining laboratory testing with field inspections, we provided accurate data to keep the project on schedule and within quality standards.
Our team delivered a complete quality control program, including:
This integrated approach ensured that all construction materials testing and engineering services aligned with Army project requirements.
The vehicle test track rehabilitation was completed successfully, enhancing YPG’s ability to conduct military vehicle durability and performance evaluations under extreme heat conditions. The new track surfaces, coupled with improved drainage, provided the Army with a reliable and resilient testing environment.
GTS’s expertise in geotechnical engineering, asphalt inspection, and materials testing played a critical role in delivering a project that met both military and regulatory standards for quality, safety, and durability.