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HGLs Environmental Engineering Group is guided by its fundamental operational goal: to deliver projects on time, within budget, and in accordance with project scope objectives. HGL’s integrated project team approach to environmental A-E services takes full advantage of HGL’s scientific, modeling, IT, and technical expertise to determine the best approach for investigation, engineering design, remediation, and remedial process optimization.

Whatever the planning or training needs of a client, HGL’s Professional Services Group has the experience and resources to meet their requirements.

HGL focuses on creating the right solution for a client’s specific case through its ability to select from numerous personnel with recognized expertise in environmental modeling; contaminant source-transport-fate source, fate, and transport; historical research; and remediation/restoration technologies.

HGL is a recognized leader in numerical risk-based performance assessments for hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste facilities, including probabilistic uncertainty methods. HGL routinely provides these services to assist regulators with their decision-making process.

HGL uses three powerful methods to guide managers in making better decisions. These are simulation, optimization, and probability/geostatistics. Simulation gives HGL the ability to test various design options for improvement and predict their performance. Optimization allows HGL to compare alternative outcomes and thereby narrow choices to the very best among the feasible options. Finally, probability and (geo)statistics enable HGL to measure the risk and level of confidence associated with each solution and to fully examine the data to identify valuable connections and insights, to test conclusions, and to make reliable forecasts.

HGLs sophisticated 3-D models of groundwater flow and contaminant fate and transport assist site owners and regulators to determine liability for aquifer contamination and make cost-effective, defensible site remediation decisions.

Throughout the world, HGL has been brought in to characterize and assess multiple supply planning and resource development challenges—from saltwater intrusion in coastal aquifers to the effects of groundwater extraction on stream flows and other groundwater/surface water interactions.

As a global leader in innovative environmental and resource management solutions, HGL fully realizes the importance of achieving optimal solutions for decision-makers that meet stakeholder requirements and minimize risk to the environment.  HGL has developed integrated simulations and optimized solutions for