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TIGSED exemplifies the advantages our clients gain from our strategic acquisitions. This indispensable tool empowers our team to precisely evaluate sediment contamination, allowing clients to accurately identify both their past and present contributions to sediment contamination. A special thank you to Nicholas D. Rose, Bei Chu, Timothy Negley, Jen Jones, and the entire team for their dedication in transforming TIGSED into the invaluable asset it is today! #Innovation #StrategicAcquisitions #EnvironmentalSolutions #ClientSuccess #ThankYouTeam #DataScience

"One test beats 1,000 opinions." ? Have you ever driven past a tall building, across a long bridge, or along a hillside road and wondered how it all stays stable? The answer is certainly a complex one, but at the core of every successful design is the rigorous testing of materials to ensure that stability. At Verdantas, our materials and soils testing laboratories across the country play a crucial role in confirming the integrity and, ultimately, the safety of our structures. ? Our laboratory in Irvine, CA is one of the largest materials testing laboratories in the country, performing a number of tests from soils, reinforced concrete, structural steel, masonry, asphalt, and so much more. Our engineering technicians and special inspectors collect samples in the field and transport them to our multiple lab locations.?There, our certified lab technicians and materials engineers perform tests with the utmost precision, using innovative technology and tapping into decades of experience. This ensures our geotechnical team receives confident results to provide accurate recommendations on designs. ? At Verdantas, our geotechnical engineering and engineering geology team provides solutions you can build on. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g3G6sCYj

It’s #TechnologyTuesday and we’re shining a spotlight on TIGSED! ?? Developed by our team at legacy TIG Environmental, TIGSED? is Verdantas’ proprietary method for modeling sediment contamination transport both horizontally and vertically at contaminated sediment sites. TIGSED combines hydrodynamic sediment transport modeling results with the SEDCAM equation and CapSIM software to capture a wide range of important contaminant transport processes, including sediment deposition, groundwater upwelling, and contaminant decay. Utilizing the sediment column modeling capabilities of CapSIM, TIGSED assesses deeper sediments and accounts for vertical contaminant transport processes, including advection, dispersion, and groundwater upwelling. For a recent client, we used TIGSED to model four miles of the Lower Duwamish Waterway (LDW) using 224 grid cells based on sediment core locations. The TIGSED model evaluated the effectiveness of MNR, EMNR, and capping for 44 contaminants, identifying where each method could work. By integrating the expertise and resources of acquired companies like legacy TIG Environmental with Verdantas’ capabilities and offerings, we’re able to offer a broader range of innovative tools and methodologies to existing and prospective clients, ensuring more comprehensive and effective environmental solutions.

Last year, we shared a story about our involvement in the exciting Maumee River Islands restoration project. Led by the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, this $13.5 million initiative aims to revitalize Ohio's iconic watershed by restoring the Clark and Delaware/Horseshoe Islands, which have suffered significant erosion over the years. Efforts include improving fish and macroinvertebrate habitats, enhancing upland wildlife areas, and constructing rock barrier reefs to protect against river flows and boat wakes. ? As the project progresses and nears completion, we are thrilled to share the significant improvements made in just one year! Our team has been instrumental in this progress—leading the engineering and design, constructing rock barrier reefs, and supporting community engagement for the restoration. This project will not only improve water quality but also enhance recreational opportunities for residents, park users, boaters, anglers, and naturalists. ? Check out the video to see the significant progress made and hear what our very own Jennifer Carter-Cornell shared about her hands-on experience with the project! To learn more about our history with the project, check out our article from last year: https://lnkd.in/gNG8sJsS ? News Story Link: https://lnkd.in/gKhBvsf2 ? #Verdantas #HabitatRestoration #MaumeeRiverIslands?

On March 12th, we held an open house at our newly relocated Middletown, Connecticut office. The event was an opportunity to showcase our new 6,500 square foot space, designed to enhance collaboration and innovation with stunning views of the Connecticut River. ??? Attendees enjoyed an engaging presentation by Mark Franson on his 2025 winter mountaineering ascent of Mount Katahdin in Maine. The event also featured engaging discussions with our remote sensing, drone, and LiDAR scanning team, highlighting how Verdantas is leveraging these technologies to add value to projects. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this event memorable. We look forward to continuing our journey of growth and innovation in our new space! #TeamVerdantas #NewSpace #ConnecticutRiver #Collaboration

On March 5th, National Real Estate Market Leader Lindsay Crow presented to the Ohio House Development Committee, advocating for continued funding of the Ohio Brownfield Remediation Program (BRP). This program has been crucial in cleaning up and assessing over 600 brownfield sites across 86 of Ohio's 88 counties. Beyond addressing environmental concerns, the BRP has spurred economic development and revitalization opportunities throughout Ohio and has led to new jobs, housing units, and improved quality of life for residents. However, many sites still need cleanup funds for future redevelopment. ? We are grateful to have had the opportunity to present to the Ohio House Development Committee and are committed to the continued support of the Ohio Brownfield Remediation Program. Read more about our presentation and watch Lindsay’s presentation here: https://lnkd.in/gDsypqda ? #TeamVerdantas #EnvironmentalImpact #EconomicGrowth #OhioBrownfieldRemediation ??: The Ohio Channel / Ohio Government Telecommunications

Verdantas Volunteers Spread Warmth with Project Linus ?? This February, volunteers from our offices in Philadelphia, PA, Bedminster, NJ, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, Fort Collins, CO, and remote locations across the country, came together to make cozy blankets in support of Project Linus. Since 1995, Project Linus, through the support of donors and volunteers, has gifted blankets to children who are seriously ill or otherwise in need to provide a sense of security, warmth, and comfort. ?? Learn more about Project Linus, their mission, and how you can support! https://lnkd.in/dsAdZp4 #VerdantasCares #ProjectLinus #CommunitySupport #SpreadWarmth

It's often said that no one accomplishes great things alone, and we couldn't agree more. Our heartfelt thanks go out to the impressive individuals who make up this company. Whether working behind a desk, in the field, or within our local communities, their passion and capabilities are what make Verdantas so special. We appreciate our employees every day, but today, we want to give them an extra shout-out. Thank you for sharing your talents with us! #employeeappreciationday #verdantas #strongertogether ???: Jesse Kropelnicki, PE, Rebecca A., Ashraf Jahangir, PE, April Kozubal, SHRM-SCP

In the Greater Lehigh Valley on March 19th? You won't want to miss this discussion led by A.J. Speicher, PE, WELL AP, Mechanical, Electrical, & Automation Engineering Practice Lead at Verdantas. A.J. will lead an insightful discussion on the Power of "Clean" and how to build your legacy in the AEC industry.

It’s #TechnologyTuesday ??, and we’re highlighting our cutting-edge drone capabilities! With six navigational cameras and AI-powered obstacle avoidance, our Reality Capture team’s Skydio drone provides a 360° field of view from takeoff to landing. This advanced system ensures seamless, autonomous navigation, even in the most challenging airspace. By enabling remote inspections of elevated features, our drone technology significantly enhances safety, reducing risks for both field crews and the public. At the same time, it transforms the inspection process, completing tasks in hours that once required several days—all while maintaining accuracy and precision. From windows and walls to rooftops and facades, our drones capture highly detailed imagery to pinpoint potential issues with confidence, allowing us to deliver comprehensive, reliable inspection reports. Discover how our drone capabilities can assist with your next inspection: https://lnkd.in/gfQ6Prmy