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…Kitt, Vice President at GEI. “Michael will be actively participating in client and professional organizations and involved with other key leaders in the professional community of coastal and urban waterfront…

…office as a Senior Professional. Ms. Thompson is a senior professional in GEI’s Traverse City, MI office and has over 25 years of experience performing, managing and directing environmental assessment,…

…a focus on striving to provide clients with risk-informed and transparent decision-making tools to improve outcomes.” A Professional Engineer and Professional Agrologist, Ryan is an active community volunteer and board…

…Wisconsin – Madison School of Business. He is a Licensed Professional Engineer in Illinois and Indiana, a Project Management Professional (PMP) Certified Professional, and a Leadership in Energy and Environmental…

…transportation, and site development. He has a broad range of project component experience in alternatives analyses, subsurface explorations, contract administration, quality control and safety, cost estimating, and constructability. Jonathan “Joe”…

Nicholas has been an environmental consultant for over 30 years. His experience includes the development, management and supervision of hazardous waste site investigations and remedial corrective actions for commercial/ industrial…

…LSRP has joined GEI as a Senior Professional. Al Moffit is a Professional Geologist (PG-NY), Certified Professional Geologist (CPG), and New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) with more than…

…and preparation of environmental management plans. “With active solid waste and environmental engineering practices in the Midwest, GEI sought an experienced and talented engineer to integrate with our team and…

…sponsor can update with new information throughout the life of the project. It also provides a thorough evaluation of the entire system and will help sponsors prioritize investments in their…

…the federal government. These agreements helped reduce upfront study costs and, once a project was authorized by Congress (typically through a Water Resources Development Act (WRDA)), carried forward into design…

…potentially unsuitable excess soil would wind up on project sites, which resulted in unnecessary environmental impact and additional costs. Now, most Ontario projects will be subject to O.Reg. 406/19 Excess…

…at the start of the year or any time you’re ready. Starting does not mean launching a large transformation initiative or buying new technology. In fact, waiting for perfect conditions…