The soil investigation project at Sabak Bernam was conducted to assess the subsurface conditions and determine the geotechnical properties of the soil to support future construction and infrastructure development in the area. The investigation involved a series of field tests, including borehole drilling, standard penetration tests (SPT), and cone penetration tests (CPT), as well as laboratory analyses on collected soil samples. These tests aimed to evaluate parameters such as soil stratification, bearing capacity, groundwater levels, and potential settlement issues. The findings provided crucial data for designing safe and efficient foundations, ensuring that any structures built on the site would have long-term stability. Given Sabak Bernam’s location and soil characteristics, the investigation also took into account potential challenges such as soft clay layers and high water tables, which are common in coastal and low-lying regions.