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…industries that developed much of the new toxicity data used by EPA to derive these new criteria. To read more about the new criteria, please go to EPA’s website here….

…to contain goldfish, a non-native species, a species we did not need to worry about protecting. At the outset of our restoration project, we conducted new baseline wildlife studies at…

…system replaced a pump station or added emergency power at a new location? Has the condition of certain assets declined, creating new risks? Water systems should revisit critical assets and…

…Regional Manager at GEI. “Chris’ experience and relationships in Southern California are a significant addition to our water quality practice and will allow GEI to expand services to new and…

Boston, MA (Sept. 9, 2025) – A team of four expert engineers has joined GEI Consultants to strengthen the firm’s Flood Risk Management services. The team comes to GEI from…

…as an economically disadvantaged community. To alleviate the problem, the Tulare County Office of Emergency Services, in coordination with and funded by the California Office of Emergency Services, implemented an…

…email and telephone contact information. GEI’s Franklin office focuses on waterfront/coastal engineering services, including inspection, survey, investigation, planning, regulatory approvals, design, and construction phase services for a wide variety of…

…regulatory compliance, as well as pushing the boundaries to develop and test new innovative methods for monitoring. His passions include characterizing the health of the biological communities in marine and…

…opened a new office in Ann Arbor as it continues to expand its services throughout Michigan, the upper Great Lakes region, and across the Midwest. An affiliate of GEI Consultants,…

…several projects to support multi-agency stakeholder groups in developing new policy under the Clean Water Act or implementing existing water quality regulations. He has an in-depth understanding of a wide…

By Eric Englund – Senior Natural Resources Manager and Joe Caryl – Vice President – Construction Services City Centers – Life Blood of Communities Urban rivers have been the life…

…proximity to existing businesses, infrastructure, community services, and available workforce. Across the country, the need for affordable workforce housing is rising. Multi-purpose redevelopment, with commercial businesses on the ground floor…