Partner Engineering and Science Inc. (Partner) is proud to be featured on the Engineering News-Record Top 200 Environmental Firms list for the seventh straight year! We are pleased to have moved up 11 spots from last year’s list to rank #100.
ENR’s market data indicates continued strength in the commercial real estate sector into 2020, with a strong economy and global markets pushing revenue to all-time highs. The biggest drivers of environmental revenue in the CRE sector have been commitments by private and public sector companies to compliance, emerging environmental concerns, public infrastructure investments, and the shifting focus towards supporting the life-cycle of an asset.
Despite rapid changes in global markets and some uncertainty around the impact of labor shortages, tariffs, and trade, most Top 200 firms saw projects moving rapidly across State and local levels, and can’t add capabilities or talent fast enough to keep up with demand.
One of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States, Partner is a market-leading engineering, environmental and energy consulting and design firm serving the global commercial real estate industry. Business was strongly driven by our core due diligence practices, environmental consulting and physical building assessments, which continued to grow amidst robust investment, continued demand across all sectors, and new development initiatives such as opportunity zones. Additionally, these services were buoyed by the burgeoning of our practices in geotechnical investigations, construction risk management, seismic, and industrial hygiene to keep up with emerging diversity in the environmental marketplace.
For the full list of top 200 environmental firms for 2019, click here.
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