Recently, GZA performed environmental due diligence for a prospective buyer of a parcel of land located along New Jersey’s Hackensack River. The parcel was attractive to them for numerous reasons...
Bruce Fairless writes on drought and its impacts on wood piles supporting thousands of residences and businesses in the Boston area for Banker & Tradesman.
When performing geotechnical work in an urban environment, every plot of land is uniquely challenging and requires quick and careful thinking. One of our projects in the center of Queens, adding an...
To update and improve the Brownfields Tax Credit (BTC) application and approval process, the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (MassDOR) has issued final regulations and new administrative...
PFAS, referred to as “forever chemicals” because of their persistence in the environment, are causing fear among the general public and consternation in the regulated community. In some states...
GZA’s Marc Hudock and Blaine Rothauser were recently featured guest speakers on the HR Oxygen podcast, discussing “returning to the office with confidence” as the US begins to emerge from the current...
For Engineer's Week at the Union Leader, our Bedford office discusses its work on the Factory on Willow, a mixed-use development focused on the arts.
Redeveloping brownfields has long been an important, but challenging process across the country, requiring both federal and state support. The state of New Jersey has steadily worked to bridge the gap...
When building near waterways, large and small, developers and towns need to consider the future. Rainwater events can rapidly change the depth and velocity in the waterway, leading to flooding and...
As the story over Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) continues to unfold, experts are divided on whether the associated risks amount to overblown hysteria or represent the next big...
Civil and Structural Engineer Magazine has GZA as their cover story on the February 2020 issue. Read the full article starting on page 9!
Remediating a site involves digging into its history as well as its soil, and both have its surprises. A great example was this find at a former industrial site. As you can see, when we broke open...