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Equity鈥檚 environmental/engineering professionals augment GZA鈥檚 New York Metro and Mid-Atlantic practices, add planning capabilities
 

GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. (GZA), a leading multi-disciplinary firm providing geotechnical, environmental, ecological, water, and construction management services, has acquired Equity Environmental Engineering LLC, a top provider of integrated planning and environmental consulting services throughout metropolitan New York and the Mid-Atlantic.

鈥淓quity鈥檚 strong capabilities are a natural extension of the five core services currently offered by GZA鈥攅nvironmental consulting, geotechnical engineering, natural resources consulting, water resources engineering, and construction management鈥攁nd will help GZA expand and deepen our ability to serve clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic,鈥欌€� said GZA President and CEO Patrick Sheehan. 鈥淓quity鈥檚 environmental planning expertise also dovetails strategically with GZA鈥檚 service focus and will enable us to be even more responsive to commercial, industrial, and residential development clients with complex land use and zoning needs, particularly in the NY/NJ Metro area.鈥欌€�

Equity staff currently based in New York (Manhattan) and Mount Olive, N.J., will join with staff in GZA鈥檚 Manhattan and Fairfield, N.J. offices. In addition to additional environmental, engineering, and natural resources services, the combination of the companies will introduce in-house Mid-Atlantic planning services, a capability GZA also offers in its New England and Midwest markets.

Equity Founder and Principal Peter Jaran, PE, LSRP said: 鈥溠切怯蜗饭偻€檝e long admired and respected GZA and are pleased to join the GZA family. Our companies鈥� cultures align strongly: 亚星游戏官网 both have an intense focus on innovation, advocating for and serving our clients as their business partners, and being known for technical excellence in all we do.鈥欌€�

鈥溠切怯蜗饭偻� welcome Peter and his team to GZA and look forward to being able to provide both Equity and GZA clients with our new combined and expanded capabilities,鈥欌€� Sheehan said.