Summary
As part of the LCRM process, a Phase 2 GI is a key step in progressing a site through planning, providing the data needed to move from risk identification to design and remediation.
A Phase 2 Ground Investigation is an intrusive site assessment carried out to confirm ground conditions, geotechnical properties, and potential contamination risks.
Crucially, Phase 2 forms part of the Land Contamination Risk Management (LCRM) framework and is typically required to discharge planning conditions following a Phase 1 Desk Study.
Phase 2 reduces uncertainty and ensures that risks identified in Phase 1 are properly assessed and managed, allowing safe, compliant, and cost-effective development.
As part of the LCRM process, a Phase 2 GI is a key step in progressing a site through planning, providing the data needed to move from risk identification to design and remediation.
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