Milestones

2008

• Anchorage office opened in Alaska

2007

• Melbourne office opened in Australia
• Kimberley and George offices opened in South Africa
• Staff complement reaches the 700 mark

2006

• New practices established in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania; Kolkata, India; and Moscow, Russia
• Offices opened in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; and Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

2005

• Brazilian practice formed in Belo Horizonte
• China practice opened in Beijing
• Maitland office opened in Australia
• Turkish practice formed in Ankara from branch office
• RDC and South African practices merge

2003

• SRK Exploration Services Ltd. formed in UK
• Rustenburg office opened in South Africa

2001

• Ankara office opened in Turkey
• East London office opened in South Africa

2000

• International holding company changes name to SRK Global Limited
• Toronto office reopened in Ontario, Canada
• Merger with Kairezi Resource Consultants, Zimbabwe

1999

• Merger with Geoval in Australia, broadening geostatistics services
• Yellowknife office opened in NWT, Canada
• Pretoria office opened in South Africa

1998

• Formalized “SRK Consulting” as brand name for Group
• Sydney office opened in Australia
• Merger with WESTEC in North America – adding offices in Elko, Fort Collins and Tucson
• Staff complement reaches the 500 mark

1997

• Merger with Etheridge Henley Williams, Australian-based geoscience consultancy – adding an office in Brisbane
• Exploration and petroleum services introduced
• Gemcom Services Inc. renamed Gemcom Software International and lists as public company

1995

• Resource Development Consultants, a joint venture company with Carl Bro and the Danish IFU, formed in South Africa, focusing on social and economic services
• Staff complement reaches the 400 mark

1994

• Chilean and Australian practices established in Santiago and Perth respectively
• International holding company, SRK Consulting Limited (SRK CL), formed in UK

1993

• Port Elizabeth and Pietermaritzburg offices established in South Africa

1991

• Consult 4 Partnership in South Africa formed with Ninham Shand Inc., Van Niekerk Kleyn & Edwards and Keeve Steyn Inc.

1988

• SRK South Africa merges with Binnie & Partners (SA), extending the firm's skills in water and effluent technology, structural engineering, and hydraulics
• UK practice established in Cardiff
• Robinson Dames and Moore purchased and renamed SRK-Robinson Inc., Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
• GIS/DIP services introduced

1987

• Reno office established in North America
• Hydrocarbon remediation services introduced
• Staff complement reaches the 300 mark

1985

• Water quality services introduced
• Gemcom Services Inc. formed in Vancouver

1983

• Staff complement reaches the 200 mark

1981

• Establishment of Zimbabwe practice in Harare
• GEMCOM South Africa formed

1980

• Denver office established in North America

1979

• Services in hydrology and hydraulics offered for the first time
• Staff complement reaches the 100 mark

1978

• Cape Town and Durban offices open in South Africa
• Vancouver office is the first North American practice
• Groundwater services introduced

1977

• SRK introduces services in mine planning
• Services extended into environmental engineering arena

1974

• Oskar Steffen, Andy Robertson and Hendrik Kirsten establish SRK in Johannesburg, South Africa, offering services in soil and rock mechanics and tailings disposal