It’s a challenging time. Responding to the global war on terrorism, the war in Iraq, and natural disasters, Federal agencies and departments have to be more efficient than ever — doing more with fewer resources due to competing priorities.

At the same time, the Department of Defense is undergoing a major transformation through Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), restationing of troops, and revitalization of infrastructure.

Despite all this, you must maintain training, relevancy, and environmental stewardship, as well as ensure coordination and cooperation from stakeholders.

Our Approach  |  Client Spotlight  |  Contracts

Our Approach

Malcolm Pirnie’s approach is to first listen to you so we can understand your objectives and anticipate your needs — whether your mission involves national defense, environmental protection, or international assistance. We then create solutions that marry project focus with your organization’s overall mission. Because we are involved in the development of both federal policy and programmatic tasks, we are able to offer creative insight into high-level policy direction while leveraging local knowledge and resources at the project level.

We understand that no two projects are the same, so we take a holistic approach to every project — crafting teams and solutions that are unique as the projects themselves. Our nationwide staff of nearly 1,700 professionals includes representatives of virtually all environmental service disciplines — from geologists and toxicologists, to structural engineers and construction managers, as well as a variety of field support technicians. By having such diverse resources in-house, we are better able to control both work quality and project schedules.

Client Spotlight

Malcolm Pirnie has conducted numerous projects for a wide range of federal entities, including the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security, the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service, and the General Services Administration. Here are some highlights of our recent work for federal clients:

U.S. Marine Corps
Implementing range environmental environmental vulnerabilities assessments

U.S. Air Force, Los Angeles Air Force Base
Leveraging real estate assets for a new office complex

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Army Corps of Engineers
Restoring the Hudson River ecosystem