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Daniel Robbins is a civil engineer specializing in waterfront engineering services including above and underwater inspections, design, analysis, and construction administration services on a variety of waterfront structures. He has…

Craig Hall is a California registered Civil and Geotechnical Engineer with 28 years of experience with geotechnical and environmental engineering, project management and construction observation services on both traditional design/bid/build…

Gary Rozmus is a recognized leader in the environmental services and Brownfield/contaminated sites redevelopment marketplace. His expertise is in Site assessment (Phase I, II and II ESAs, soil vapor intrusion…

…studies, lead service line inventory and replacement programs, water meter replacement programs, risk and resilience planning, emergency response planning, and utility support services through leadership transitions. With extensive experience guiding…

…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,…

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…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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…

…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…