Green Infrastructure
- Water
- Design-Build for Water & Wastewater Infrastructure
- Green Infrastructure
- Industrial Water & Wastewater
- Master Planning for Water & Wastewater Utilities
- Municipal Water & Wastewater
- Smart Infrastructure
- Wastewater & Stormwater Collection
- Water & Wastewater Program Management
- Water Supply & Distribution
- Transportation
- Telecommunications
- Industrial, Manufacturing & Optimization
- Mining Infrastructure
- Federal & Military
- Environmental
- Electric Power Generation
- Electrical Transmission & Distribution
- Aviation
- Architecture
- Commissioning
- Construction
- Buildings
- Oil, Gas & Chemicals
- Program Management
- Water
- Design-Build for Water & Wastewater Infrastructure
- Green Infrastructure
- Industrial Water & Wastewater
- Master Planning for Water & Wastewater Utilities
- Municipal Water & Wastewater
- Smart Infrastructure
- Wastewater & Stormwater Collection
- Water & Wastewater Program Management
- Water Supply & Distribution
- Transportation
- Telecommunications
- Industrial, Manufacturing & Optimization
- Mining Infrastructure
- Federal & Military
- Environmental
- Electric Power Generation
- Electrical Transmission & Distribution
- Aviation
- Architecture
- Commissioning
- Construction
- Buildings
- Oil, Gas & Chemicals
- Program Management
Communities, organizations and businesses increasingly endeavor to develop sustainable environments through green infrastructure systems. Our team focuses on the triple bottom line — social, environmental and cost — benefits of green infrastructure initiatives through planning, design, construction and monitoring the achieved performance levels.
Sustainable solutions bring long-term economic benefit for utilities while supporting environmental and community enhancements that benefit neighborhoods. As cities and towns tackle the challenges of infrastructure that is at the end of its design life, new opportunities for smart infrastructure planning are available. By seeing rainwater as a resource rather than waste, communities can implement reuse solutions that support a park rather than piping and pavement.
We incorporate the tools of the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure’s Envision infrastructure rating system to achieve the best value for each project, whether it involves new construction or urban redevelopment. Our more than 245 certified Envision Sustainability Professionals (ENV SPs) evaluate ways to manage sustainable impacts at every scale, from the small stormwater event to a major flood control situation. We help you consider every factor up front, from initial costs to short- and long-term maintenance requirements.
Our holistic approach can be implemented to solve regulatory challenges as well as enable redevelopment of older infrastructure. We work with you to achieve the desired sustainable impacts and bring your community together.
Target Green East Marlborough Green Infrastructure Improvements
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Controlling the Stormwater
BenchMark
Deferred maintenance, rudimentary standards and an increase in significant rain events are overwhelming traditional stormwater systems. Before putting bigger pipes in the ground, consider cost-effective, longer-lasting options: smart retrofits, new technology and green stormwater infrastructure.
Case Study
Smart Stormwater Components Address Multiple Needs With One Solution
Burns & McDonnell
Like many older cities, Kansas City, Missouri has combined sewers which overflow during rain events. To mitigate overflows and meet a federal consent decree, KC Water needed solutions that provided multiple benefits. Green infrastructure now captures rainfall before it enters the combined system.
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Kansas City Smart Sewer Program
Target Green East Marlborough Green Infrastructure Improvements