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Jeshua Hansen

…and sediment remediation. He has provided design and construction management services for a wide variety of remediation projects throughout the Midwest, including vapor mitigation system design, in-situ injections, soil stabilization,…

Christopher Bradley, P.E.

Chris Bradley provides experience in environmental services to a variety of clients, with a focus in utility and railroad sectors. Chris is an environmental engineer and senior project manager of…

GEI Announces Expansion in Central Region with New and Relocated Offices

…led by GEI Rocky Mountain Business Leader Mark Scott P.E., who brings more than 32 years of experience in water/wet infrastructure, environmental permitting and remediation, construction services, information management, public…

Subtle Changes to the latest Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Action Plan Could Mean Plenty to your Great Lakes Project

…be described as more resilient in the face of climate change. A greater emphasis on environmental justice and jobs that benefit overburdened communities – Rightfully, the Action Plan cross references…

How can forming a trusted partnership with your consultant translate to increased program success and community satisfaction?

…and methods to make them more efficient at their jobs. Look for a service differentiator that no one else has to offer, one that could provide out-of-the-box solutions and project…

GEI’s Cameron Davis & Peter Ventin Help Canadian and U.S. Mayors Prime Themselves for Green Infrastructure

…on “green infrastructure,” or using the built environment to help reduce costs and wear-and-tear on traditional infrastructure to help with flooding, water quality, and even social imperatives, like jobs and…

The U.S.-Canada Relationship and Great Lakes Funding – Is it safe or on the chopping block?

…25 percent of Canada’s population). – According to the Great Lakes Commission, the ecosystem supports 1.5 million jobs and $60 billion in wages. In other words, a healthy, clean Great…

How your Great Lakes project can navigate these turbulent times

…project? Funding from some programs is more at risk than others, like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA). 2: Has your project funding been “obligated?” Obligated funding essentially means…

The Protection of the Great Lakes Began More Than 50 Years Ago – That History Matters Today for Funding Important Projects. But Why?

…jobs and $82 billion in wages, according to Michigan Sea Grant. It’s also connected via the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, to 31 states in the interior of the U.S.; states…

Senior Technical Leader Jim Cloonan, P.E., Joins GEI

…says Jim. “Supporting clients is a passion of mine, and I look forward to growing our business, especially in the industrial and mining sectors.” Jim holds a Master of Business…

GEI Experts Participate in Q&A for the Environmental Business Journal’s Fall Issue

In the fall issue of the Environmental Business Journal, Cameron Davis, J.D., Robert Gensemer, Ph.D., and David Terry, P.G., LEP participated in a Q&A on the topics of sediments, manufactured…

Dams and Hydropower