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Exceptional Outcomes

Geosyntec is a consulting and engineering firm that works with private and public sector clients to address new ventures and complex problems involving our environment, natural resources, energy, and civil infrastructure. Geosyntec is an employee-owned, private-equity-backed, practitioner-led firm. With a combined staff exceeding 3,000 engineers, scientists, and related technical and project support personnel, we serve our clients from more than 140 offices in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Sweden, Spain, Finland, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Australia.

News

  • Remediation Technologies Symposium RemTech 2026, Banff, Canada, October 14–16

    Spencer Chad, PGeo, and Trevor Carlson will present at the Remediation Technologies Symposium (RemTech) on October 14 through 16, 2026, in Banff, Canada.

  • Geosyntec consultants, engineers, scientists, innovators, WRM, A Geosyntec Company logos.

    Geosyntec, a global leader in science, engineering, and environmental consulting services, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire WRM Water & Environment Pty Ltd (WRM), an Australian environmental consultancy specialising in surface water. Established in 2003, WRM brings a team of 40 engineers based in Brisbane and Darwin. The firm is recognised for high-quality technical work, practical advice, and outstanding client service, providing trusted advice to clients in the resources, government, insurance, legal, and development sectors. 

Energy Transition

Energy Transition: Equitable Energy Access for Communities Worldwide

Energy Transition and Carbon Reduction: Carbon Sequestration. Samantha Fuchs talks about the difficulties inherent to geologic carbon sequestration.

Energy Transition: Techno-Economic Feasibility Studies and Decarbonization. Annika Wallendahl discusses the importance of techno-economic feasibility studies in the energy transition process.

Lynn McGuire talks about how organizations find new opportunities with green energy systems.

Chris Adkison talks about the different ways carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects benefit nearby communities and how this drives him to pursue these projects.​

Emily Yates talks about how landfill operators face complex challenges in managing landfill gas and leachate. She also explains how Geosyntec helps clients reduce fugitive methane emissions and manage contaminated liquids through advanced wellfield design and compliance strategies.

Energy Transition Practitioner Spotlight

Energy Transition Solutions

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Geosyntec engineers in hard hats pointing, reviewing site plans by truck.
A large landfill site covered with black plastic sheeting, bordered by rows of orange safety flags and surrounded by trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Markets

  • Marine and waterfront improvement projects are complex ventures that require sustainable surface, subsurface, and subaquatic environmental and engineering solutions. To be successful, they must address the changing climate and dynamic regulatory environments.

  • The pressures on manufacturing clients are complex and often involve many interwoven concerns, including meeting sustainability goals, complying with global regulations, bringing products to market, and managing legacy sites, all while remaining profitable.

  • Owners of new and existing dams, dikes, levees, and other hydraulic containment structures depend on consultants with expertise in geotechnical engineering, hydrology and hydraulics, and risk management. They need a reliable provider with a proven track record delivering a wide range of technical solutions.

  • Mining industry clients turn to Geosyntec to support critical decisions about environmental, social, and engineering issues throughout a mine’s life cycle.

  • We help our clients maximize the value of water by combining innovation, proven practices, and sustainable strategies to deliver resilient solutions, address competing demands, and manage scarcity and over-abundance.

  • The energy landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by decarbonization, electrification, and increasing demand for resilient, reliable infrastructure. Geosyntec helps clients navigate this complexity with integrated engineering, environmental, and advisory services across the full energy spectrum: from emerging clean technologies to legacy power and hydrocarbons.

  • Clients who manage or rely on mission-critical infrastructure like data centers and power supply networks must address quickly advancing technologies, shifting regulations, and evolving investment priorities.

  • We focus on service offerings where technical leadership and creative thinking produce outstanding, lasting value for clients. View the markets we serve.