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Resiliency for a Changing World

We’re all thinking differently about the future.

Our clients must manage an ever-increasing range of risks, from unexpected natural disasters to pressures caused by aging and deficient infrastructure. While we can’t predict what the future holds, we can be better prepared to withstand and recover from challenging conditions and thrive in the face of changing dynamics.

At Gannett Fleming, we are committed to the overall reliability of societal infrastructure through:

  • Advancing science and engineering of extreme event and weather impacts.
  • Contributing and progressing the study of vulnerabilities and risks in an evolving environment.
  • Guiding clients to prepare for, mitigate, respond and recover from crisis.

Corporate Commitment to Resiliency

Essential to Gannett Fleming’s mission is to become our client’s trusted advisor. And being a trusted advisor means we are here for our clients at all times—particularly when emergencies strike.

In 2019, we formed our Resilience Committee. Our diverse team includes leaders from throughout our multidisciplinary firm who are at the ready to support our clients with the tools, services, and specialized expertise necessary to prepare and recover from a disaster.

“As a company of leaders, we stand ready to work with our clients, business partners, and industry organizations to develop unique, impactful solutions to prepare for today’s pressing challenges and build a more resilient, sustainable, and thriving world for tomorrow.”

Bob Scaer, CEO

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Complete Lifecycle Support Services

  • Plan

    We help our clients with emergency prepardness with plans to respond and quickly recover from incidents.

  • Respond

    We respond to our clients’ technical needs during an emergency by providing damage assessment capabilities and help with preparing recovery plans.

  • Recover

    We help our clients recover from an incident with minimal downtime.

  • Mitigate

    We help our clients mitigate future incidents by providing engineering solutions to ensure the reliability and viability of the client’s infrastructure for the future. It involves designing to improve operational performance while considering the impacts of increasingly severe events caused by extreme weather, fire, waning resources, and other changing dynamics.

Our approach to resiliency goes hand-in-hand with sustainability. By protecting, improving, and strengthening systems and infrastructure, we can address emerging risks with forethought and efficiency and improve a facility, system, or organization’s ability to rebound and recover from a crisis.

Simultaneously, we incorporate sustainability into all of our projects, considering social, environmental, and economic impacts. Working together, both concepts share common end goals of operating in greater harmony with today’s pressing challenges and contributing to a more thriving world for all.

Resilience by Design

Our work exemplifies how we design and build with resiliency in mind. We strengthen our communities while solving client challenges using triple bottom line solutions by creating resilient structures including but not limited to:

  • Industrial wastewater pretreatment plants.
  • Power substations.
  • Dams.
  • School buildings.
  • Historically significant landmarks.

Featured Projects

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Lafayette Street Extension Project

Lafayette Street Extension Project

Norristown, Pa.
EEW Group Wind Energy Monopile Manufacturing Facility
A steel monopile in EEW Group’s manufacturing facility. The monopile is 40 feet wide and 400 feet long. A man standing next to the monopile is small in comparison.

EEW Group Wind Energy Monopile Manufacturing Facility

Paulsboro, N.J.
Defense Distribution Center Wastewater Treatment Plant Design
Rendering depicts a wastewater treatment facility. The rendering is cutaway to show the belowground infrastructure.

Defense Distribution Center Wastewater Treatment Plant Design

New Cumberland, Pa.
Wildlife Refuge Dam Decommissioning and Sediment Management
A natural spring runs over light-colored rock into new vegetation.

Wildlife Refuge Dam Decommissioning and Sediment Management

Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Newington, N.H.
Wastewater Rate Filing Case Study
Aerial of historic downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with blooming trees and brick buildings.

Wastewater Rate Filing Case Study

Lancaster, Pa.
Complete 540 Construction Project
Aerial view of the Complete 540 interchange under construction.

Complete 540 Construction Project

Wake County, N.C.
Southwestern Yard Maintenance Facility Design and Construction Administration
The LA Metro logo is visible on a large brick wall in front of the main building and on the building itself.

Southwestern Yard Maintenance Facility Design and Construction Administration

Los Angeles, Calif.
New Jersey Transit Substation Recovery Program
Rendering of the Bay Head Marin substation. The substation is brick and is shown across a body of water.

New Jersey Transit Substation Recovery Program

Hoboken, Kearny, and Bay Head, N.J.

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