Project Lifecycle

Identifying specific federal, state, and local regulations to outline the allowable levels of emissions or discharge and create an evaluation plan for clients to achieve compliance for their property.

Property-specific solutions and guidance for communities to secure funding and redevelop contaminated sites through the EPA Brownfields program, from application to project implementation.

Engineering investigation and analysis of a building component or system defect or failure to identify the cause(s) and recommend corrective measures to restore proper performance.

Evaluating applicable building codes and specifications related to accessibility (ADA), safety, and efficiency to help clients’ projects achieve compliance.

Project administrative services during construction including bid analysis, negotiation, construction observation, team and stakeholder communications, and general construction support.

We monitor the project site for adherence to applicable environmental regulations, such as wastewater discharges and air emissions, to help clients prevent or resolve non-compliance.

Services to identify potential risks from site conditions, regulations, construction materials, and geologic considerations, and consult with the owner on strategies to minimize or mitigate these risks.

Evaluating project sites for potential runoff regulatory violations and developing compliance solutions and ongoing monitoring strategies.

Design review, on-site inspection, and testing to monitor and identify changes in soils, concrete and masonry, asphalt, and aggregates and consult on potential quality or performance impacts. Real-time project data with TARGETID technology.

Creating and overseeing the implementing a plan for proper disposal of hazardous materials identified at a site to meet applicable local, state, and federal regulations

Performing audits of a building’s energy usage to establish a benchmark and identify systems or operational improvements to increase efficiency, conserve energy, and reduce expenditures.

Natural and cultural resource services guiding clients through the process during design to achieve environmental compliance (NEPA, state, and local), including permitting and application submittal support.

Due diligence site evaluations to identify recognized environmental issues that could pose risks or result in liability to owners or users often including Phase I or Phase II site assessment or reliance letter.

Investigations of a property and its structures to detect environmental hazards or potential liabilities, monitor exposures, evaluate risks, and formulate measures to correct identified issues prior to purchase

Systematic inventory of building and site infrastructure components performed for an existing property owner with determination of operational condition, and development of prioritized maintenance, repair, and capital renewal cost forecasts.

Evaluating soil structure and potential impacts on project constructability and providing review or innovative designs to help save costs, and meet code standards and quality requirements.

Recommendations for engineering/building materials to maximize performance, durability, and sustainability in the context of site geological, environmental, and other conditions.

Environmental evaluation and reporting of the presence of bugs and bunnies (natural) or archaeological and historical (cultural) resources which help clients navigate regulatory requirements to achieve compliance.

Review, evaluation, and monitoring of a property or facility to stay in compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations such as air monitoring, stormwater, hazardous waste or services with a sustainability focus.

Evaluating facility roofing or pavements (including pavement technology solutions such as Pave-AI) to identify issues and create maintenance or rehabilitation plans to extend useful life and maximize value of capital expenditures.

Actionable site analysis in about a week, including preliminary geotechnical, subsurface environmental, and natural/cultural resources data for quicker, cost-effective site comparison and assessment.

Documented facility systems review to assess conditions and determine capital expense requirements to maintain, repair, or replace identified systems as part of due diligence for a property.

Techniques, ranging from drilling/exploration to GPR, which characterize a site’s soil conditions, assess feasibility, provide recommendations, and assist with project modifications based on site conditions.

Location intelligence that combines environmental, geotechnical, and other data into a map-based format to quickly assess renewable energy, power transmission, rail sites or routes.