Gannett Fleming, Inc. services

Gannett Fleming provides integrated water resource services that protect and sustain the quality and availability of the world`s water supplies. Known for sound financial planning and groundbreaking technology, we are consistently ranked among the top 20 U.S. water engineering firms. Our asset management expertise ranges from water and wastewater system management in Malaysia to ground-breaking 3-D building information modeling design of treatment plants in the U.S.

Our firm`s services encompass site assessments, remedial design, and remedial action performed at thousands of locations throughout the United States and abroad. We continually provide public-sector commercial and industrial clients with innovative strategies, such as remediation-focused investigation, real-time plume delineation, monitoring cost reduction, and risk-based cleanups.

Increased regulation to reduce environmental and nuisance impacts has required a comprehensive approach to industrial waste management. Possessing more than a quarter century of experience in this area, our experts understand how to cope with the intense and legitimate concerns of the environmental community and public. We specialize in water balances, metals reduction, and waste segregation and minimization, as well as pilot studies and process design. Our project teams are familiar with current technologies and have designed and planned more than 250 treatment plants of varying scope and capacity.

Gannett Fleming’s Environmental Management Practice provides professional assistance and services to various government and private clients throughout North America. As a recognized leader in environmental management services, Gannett Fleming provides sustainable and practical solutions to complex project challenges through innovative, cost-effective, and proven technologies and services.

Fiscally and environmentally sound solid waste management is a continuing challenge throughout the United States. Increased regulation to reduce environmental impacts and nuisance impacts, as well as a push toward `integrated` management, including recycling, has required a more comprehensive approach to solid waste management than in the past.