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The Air-Permit Shop That Learned to Buy the Whole Weather System
Trinity Consultants spent three decades mastering the invisible work of air compliance. Then it discovered that the fastest route to a global engineering platform was to keep buying small firms that knew one difficult thing exceptionally well.
The Firm That Brings a Biologist to the Public Meeting
Hollaway built an unusual consultancy around a simple observation: the science can be right and the room can still be lost. Its answer is to put field scientists, planners, communicators, and designers on the same side of the table.
The Company That Gets Paid to Make Everyone Else Speak
For four decades, Kearns & West has worked in the room where public projects get stuck - turning rival interests, technical evidence, and civic distrust into a process people can keep using.
Circlepoint knows a better project starts with a better conversation
An environmental report and a neighborhood conversation rarely speak the same language. Circlepoint has built a consulting business around getting them into the same room.
Better World Group and the work after the handshake
A climate agreement can take years to reach the ground. Better World Group makes a business of the coalitions, public meetings, and follow-through that help it get there.
How a Florida Archaeology Firm Became Big Energy's First Phone Call
SEARCH turned a federal compliance requirement into the largest cultural-resources firm in America - and helped find Shackleton's Endurance along the way.
The 24-Person Environmental Firm That Turned Regulatory Headaches Into a 25-Year Business
RMEC built a durable consultancy by doing the unglamorous work that keeps property deals moving, workers healthy and regulators satisfied. Then a global testing group came shopping.
Woodard & Curran
Woodard & Curran is a 100% employee-owned environmental engineering and consulting firm founded in 1979 and headquartered in Portland, Maine. With roughly 1,300 employees across 30+ offices in 14 states, the firm integrates engineering, science, design-build, and operations to solve complex water and environmental challenges for municipal, industrial, and government clients. From treating 11.7 billion gallons of drinking water annually to cleaning up Superfund contamination sites, Woodard & Curran positions itself as the firm that takes on the hard problems in water infrastructure and environmental health — not as a contractor but as a long-term partner.