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The Langan Engineering & Environmental Services team builds client trust with Regrid parcel data by delivering accurate, comprehensive, and up-to-date insights that empower better decision-making. This leading environmental engineering firm uses our data to streamline project planning, ensure regulatory compliance, and strengthen client relationships—driving continued success. Explore the full case study: https://hubs.li/Q02-JTQS0

Have a look at this chart which shows how the ENR’s biggest contractors in Wastewater Treatment have changed over the last 20 years. Does any of this surprise you? Well done to this year's top achievers! Kiewit The Walsh Group - Walsh Construction & Archer Western Sundt Construction Garney Construction Wharton-Smith, Inc. Drop me a message to discuss what this might mean for 2025.

Seems HZI are the only EPC with a sustainable model in the ERF space to deliver these types of schemes. In a short number of years a number of large firms offering EPC options are no longer with us HZI are clearly doing something right

Minnesota’s environmental permitting process has long-been the topic of concern among business leaders. The Minnesota Chamber Foundation, the nonpartisan research arm of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, recently released a report that examined Minnesota’s air, water and wetland permitting process, along with environmental review. Here are our key takeaways: 1️⃣ Permitting timelines affects the state’s economy. 2️⃣ Minnesota would achieve meaningful economic gains if permit issuance timeframes were similar to peer states—measured by economic activity, household income and full-time jobs. 3️⃣ We can streamline the process without changing the standards. Join APEX at the regional meeting in Duluth on March 19 to learn more and engage in discussions about the findings. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gzApYjQx Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gmhk42VY

Thrilled to share that Mott MacDonald has been selected by Thames Water to provide multi-disciplinary engineering services for all six Lots of the #AMP8 Asset, Capital, and Engineering Professional Services Framework!  This comprehensive framework will help Thames Water efficiently manage and meet its operational and regulatory targets through a mix of service packages and secondments. 💧  For more details click the link below 👇

Exciting news! Mott MacDonald has been selected by Thames Water to provide multi-disciplinary engineering services under all six Lots of its #AMP8 Asset, Capital and Engineering Professional Services Framework.    The comprehensive framework will support Thames Water in the efficient management and delivery of its operational and regulatory targets through a combination of service packages and secondments.     We're proud to continue our partnership with Thames Water to deliver Innovative solutions for a sustainable future. 

Brownfield redevelopment is a win/win/win for places, people and the environment. My latest piece discussing related policy, past and future, is out!

Thank you to the Water Environment Federation for the opportunity to author the construction feature article in the April 2024 edition of WE&T! The article, "Turbulent Waters: Navigating COVID-19-era project delivery challenges", describes many drivers of and solutions to water infrastructure capital project challenges over the past several years. For both utility managers and consultants, I'm hopeful the article can spark a few thoughts regarding delivering your capital projects under challenging conditions and pursuing the ultimate goal that many of us share: clean water.

Our contract partner, Mott MacDonald Bentley | MMB, is working on a scheme in Langthorne to reduce the number of discharges into a river Swale tributary. A new 500m surface water sewer will be laid from the village green to the watercourse, preventing surface water from entering the combined sewer network and mixing with wastewater. The work is part of our £180m investment by the end of April 2025 and once complete, the project will significantly reduce discharges into the river Swale tributary and improve the health of the watercourse. For more information, visit: https://ow.ly/nOHi50UnkAS

Our latest issue of Permtting Matters!