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Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.

Founded in 1970, Langan employs over 1,000 professionals in its Parsippany, NJ headquarters and among regional offices in:

• New York City, NY• White Plains, NY• New Haven, CT• Trenton, NJ• Philadelphia, PA• Bethlehem, PA• Doylestown, PA• Pittsburgh, PA• Bridgeport, WV• Cleveland, OH• Arlington, VA

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Langan International, the firm’s wholly owned subsidiary headquartered in New York City, provides all firm services for projects in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Langan International regional locations are in:

• Abu Dhabi• Athens• Doha• Dubai

• Istanbul• London• Panama

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As a premier provider of integrated land development engineering and environmental consulting services

for challenging projects around the world, Langan brings more than four decades of experience to projects in virtually all real estate development sectors, including warehouses and

distribution centers.

“Langan’s technical expertise, knowledge of the regulatory

climate, breadth of services and responsiveness to clients has been

critical to the success of our project.”

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Warehouse and Industrial Experience

GOYA FOODS HEADQUARTERS SERVICES: • Site/Civil Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Surveying • Traffic Engineering • Construction Administration LOCATION: Jersey City, New Jersey CLIENT: Goya 75th Urban Renewal Co., LLC ARCHITECT: M+H Architects STRATEGIC PARTNER: Rockefeller Development Group

The proposed Goya Foods Headquarters, located in Jersey City, is a challenging redevelopment project. The 40 acre site located near Exit 15X of the NJ Turnpike received significant tax credits from the state to ensure Goya remains in New Jersey. The project consists of a 638,000 SF warehouse and associated trailer and car parking. Langan provided site/civil, environmental, geotechnical, surveying, and traffic engineering services. Our multi-disciplined approach greatly simplified the development process thereby bringing great value to Goya. Langan prepared full design drawings and permit applications to entitle the project. Required permits included a Zoning Certificate from the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, Site Plan Approval from Hudson County, Treatment Works Approval from the NJDEP, Stream Encroachment Permit from the NJDEP, and a Nationwide Permit from the Army Corps of Engineers. Langan also provided extensive construction observation services, and helped the general contractor overcome several site challenges, managing groundwater, exporting contaminated soil, and importing clean fill. Additionally, we recommended a concrete modulus column foundation, which was designed to support a high slab loading with a minimal settlement tolerance. Langan’s foundation solution saved approximately $10 million as compared to a standard deep pile foundation.

CRATE AND BARREL DISTRIBUTION CENTER SERVICES: • Site/Civil Design • Stormwater Management and

Water Quality Analysis • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Design • Water Distribution Analysis • On-Site and Off-Site Sanitary

Sewer Design and Permitting • Landscape and Lighting Design • Geotechnical Engineering • Regulatory Permitting • Construction LOCATION: Cranbury, New Jersey CLIENT: Rockefeller Group Development Corp.

Langan provided site/civil engineering, landscape architecture and geotechnical engineering services for the Crate & Barrel Distribution Center located on Half Acre Road. The distribution center consists of two buildings, a 300,000± SF warehouse and a 375,000± SF warehouse (expandable to 650,000± SF) with a Crate & Barrel Outlet store. Notable project features include a fast-track design/permitting schedule and the incorporation of a two-phase construction schedule. Langan performed complete site/civil engineering services during the conceptual design, design/permitting, and construction phases of the project. Upon Crate & Barrel’s selection of the site for a Distribution Center, Langan proceeded to perform a Stormwater Management and Water Quality Analysis to utilize existing detention facilities to meet Township and Delaware & Raritan Canal Commission requirements for stormwater discharge. A detailed water distribution analysis was performed for the design of the proposed on-site water distribution network. Langan designed on-site sanitary sewer laterals to connect to the existing private on-site sanitary pump station. Additionally, Langan performed an analysis of the pump station to confirm adequate capacity for the proposed development. The Landscape Architecture group at Langan performed lighting design for the site integrating the requirements of both Crate & Barrel and the Township. Langan also performed landscape design for the entire project site. Langan provided geotechnical services to the client including gravity retaining wall design, pavement design and construction inspection for the building pads and utility installation.

FALKEN TIRE DISTRIBUTION BUILDING, MATRIX BUSINESS PARK AT 7A SERVICES: • Site Planning and Layout • Stormwater Management Design • Groundwater Recharge Design • Earthwork Calculations • Utility Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Permitting • Wetland Delineation • Natural Resources Permitting LOCATION: Robbinsville Township, New Jersey CLIENT: Matrix Development Group

Matrix chose Langan to help them get entitlements for the last undeveloped parcel in their master planned industrial park located at Exit 7A of the New Jersey Turnpike. Langan redesigned and re-entitled the vacant parcel to meet the requirements of Falken Tire’s newest distribution center and a 183,000-square-foot building. Site security was an important aspect of the Falken project and Langan’s design included 10-foot-tall security walls and an 8-foot-tall security fence. The stormwater management design for this site was developed to fit within capacity of the park detention basin that has already been constructed.

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MCKESSON ROBBINSVILLE SERVICES: • Site Planning and Layout • Stormwater Management Design • Groundwater Recharge Design • Earthwork Calculations • Utility Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Permitting • Natural Resources Permitting • Traffic Engineering • Construction Stakeout LOCATION: Robbinsville Township, New Jersey CLIENT: CB Richard Ellis

Langan provided site/civil engineering services for the McKesson Distribution Center in Robbinsville, New Jersey, a 450,000 SF distribution center located within the Matrix Business Park at 7A. In 2007 this site was originally designed and permitted by Langan as a 626,300 SF spec warehouse. This site received previous approvals from Robbinsville Township, Mercer County, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), and the Mercer County Soil Conservation District. Working together with the project architect, Langan redesigned the site layout to accommodate McKesson’s needs while minimizing the impacts to the existing approvals and integrating the building into the expanding business park. Langan successfully applied for and received revisions to the existing permits on site. Both McKesson and the Township had very specific lighting design criteria and Langan was able to develop a lighting design that satisfied both parties. The project had a very compressed design and permitting schedule, which Langan worked diligently to maintain.

FULFILLMENT CENTER (EWR4) SERVICES: • Site Planning and Layout • Stormwater Management Design • Groundwater Recharge Design • Earthwork Calculations • Utility Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Permitting • Traffic Engineering • Construction Stakeout • Easement Documents • As-Built Survey LOCATION: Robbinsville, New Jersey CLIENT: KTR Capital Partners ARCHITECT: Ford & Associates Architects

Langan provided site/civil engineering and surveying services for the design and construction of a Fulfillment Center located in Robbinsville, New Jersey. Design services included layout of the 1± million square foot distribution facilities along with 2,300± passenger vehicle parking stalls, loading docks, trailer parking stalls, and two stormwater management basins. Due to the magnitude of the stormwater generated and detained by this development, the eastern stormwater management basin is considered a Class III dam by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Dam Safety. Langan designed this structure in accordance with N.J.A.C. 7:20 and obtained a Dam Construction Permit from the Bureau. Throughout the construction of the dam, Langan provided construction oversight to ensure that the structure was built in accordance with the plans and specifications. In addition to the on-site construction, this project included extensive off-site improvements to facilitate the work force and utility requirements of the fulfillment center. These improvements included the installation of two traffic signals, roadway widening, sanitary pump station upgrades, 1± mile water main extension, and a new electrical substation. Langan’s main value-added service on this project was our extensive previous experience on-site and with the authorities having jurisdiction. This previous experience allowed for a compressed entitlement schedule which was a major incentive for our client to obtain the tenant.

MATRIX BUSINESS PARK AT 7A SERVICES: • Site Feasibility Study • Wetland Delineation • Wetland and Flood Hazard Area

Permitting • Phase I Environmental Site

Assessment (ESA) • Topographic Surveying • Subdivisions • As-Built Surveys • Geotechnical Engineering • Pavement Design • Site/Civil Engineering • Utility Design • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Design and Permitting • Stormwater Management Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Traffic Analysis • Traffic Signal Design • Easement Preparation LOCATION: Robbinsville Township, New Jersey CLIENTS: KTR Capital Partners Matrix Development Group CB Richard Ellis

Located just minutes from exit 7A of the New Jersey Turnpike, the Matrix Business Park has become prime real estate for the industrial/distribution market in New Jersey. The park is home to major companies such as Amazon.com, McKesson Corporation, Mercedes Benz, Grainger Industrial Supply, and McMaster-Carr. Langan’s involvement with the Matrix Business Park at 7A began in 2005 with the design, permitting, and construction administration of a 900,000± square foot distribution center for KTR Capital Partners in the western portion of the park. By delivering cost-effective designs in a timely manner, Langan impressed and was hired by Matrix Development Group to design and permit three speculative facilities in the eastern portion of the park. Langan performed detailed site development design of the three additional facilities, totaling approximately 1.65± million square feet of floor space, and obtained the required entitlements from the Township, County, State, and local soil conservation district. When build-to-suit tenants were found for the approved speculative buildings, Langan was called upon to redesign these projects to meet the specific needs of the tenants. Utilizing extensive knowledge of the sites and authorities have jurisdiction, Langan was able to provide revised designs and amended approvals to meet the aggressive timeline required to secure the build-to-suit tenants. To date, Langan is responsible for the design, permitting, and construction administration of five of the distribution facilities in the park totaling 2.8± million square feet of floor space. In addition to these facilities, Langan was involved in the design and permitting of significant off-site improvements including installation of two traffic signals, roadway widening, sanitary pump station upgrades, 1± mile water main extension, and a new electrical substation.

KTR WAREHOUSE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES: • Site Feasibility Study • Wetland Delineation • Wetland and Stream

Encroachment Permitting • Phase I Environmental Site

Assessment (ESA) • Surveying • Geotechnical Engineering • Pavement Design • Site/Civil Engineering • Utility Design • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Design and Permitting • Stormwater Management Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Traffic Analysis • Easement Preparation LOCATION: Washington Township, Mercer County, New Jersey CLIENT: KTR Capital Partners, LLC

Langan developed a site layout to overcome several constraints and provide the maximum building square footage for the client. This resulted in an 111,300 SF building on the northern lot and an impressive 905,000 SF building on the southern lot. To put the size of the southern building into perspective, the driveway around it is more than a mile long. Design constraints included 15 acres of wetlands, an unstudied flood plain, a 16-inch diameter water main in the middle of the site, high voltage electric lines and associated easements, and close proximity to a residence. Langan performed a flood study and net fill calculations to obtain a NJDEP Stream Encroachment Permit. Langan wetland scientists performed extensive research on the permitting history of the business park to determine that the allowable wetland disturbance would be only 0.04 acres. Modular block retaining walls were used to maximize the footprint of the 905,000 SFbuilding and minimize wetland impacts. Relocation of a 16-inch water main and associated easements allowed for the best use of the southern portion of the site. Langan designed the site lighting and landscaped buffer behind the West Manor Way residence to address all of the property owner’s concerns.

BURLINGTON NECK WAREHOUSE REDEVELOPMENT SERVICES: • Stormwater Management and

Water Quality Analysis • Hydraulic Modeling • Environmental Engineering • Site/Civil Engineering • Landscaping • Regulatory Permitting LOCATION: Burlington Township, New Jersey CLIENT: Viridian Partners

Langan helped engineer the redevelopment of the 130-acre former Hercules Burlington Plant, which ceased manufacturing operations in 1992, into four new warehouses totaling 1.69 million SF. The site required environmental remediation and is now capped with processed dredged material (PDM) under the supervision of NJDEP. Approximately 300,000 cubic yards of PDM were used to raise grades necessary for site development. Approvals obtained by Langan were Site Plan, Waterfront Development, Flood Hazard Area Permit, Freshwater Wetlands, Water Main Extension and Soil Erosion and Sediment Control. Some complexities encountered included phasing the approval process with the town and NJDEP, meeting strict town stormwater requirements and minimizing potential for flooding on adjacent County roads. With the help of Langan, a new stormwater management system design enabled preliminary “pad ready” construction to continue after a failed attempt to construct two wet ponds near the Delaware River. Langan redesigned the ponds as wetland ponds and got them re-approved by Burlington Township and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP).

STATION ROAD WAREHOUSE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES: • Site Feasibility Study • Site Capacity Analysis • Site/Civil Design • Topographic Survey • Phase I & II Environmental Site

Assessments • Wetland Delineation • On-Site and Off-Site Sanitary

Sewer Design and Permitting • Stormwater Management and

Water Quality Analysis • Delaware and Raritan Canal

Commission Approval • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Design • Roadway Improvement Design • Geotechnical Engineering • Environmental Impact Statement • Community Impact Study • Regulatory Permitting LOCATION: Cranbury, New Jersey CLIENT: Rockefeller Group Development Corp.

Langan provided site/civil, environmental, and geotechnical engineering services as well as topographic surveying and natural resource permitting for a proposed 427,500 SF warehouse development. Langan provided comprehensive site/civil engineering services for the project, including a feasibility study, site capacity analysis and site design. Due to the site’s distance from existing utilities, Langan worked with Elizabethtown Water Co., PSE&G and JCP&L to determine the best means to serve the site with water, gas and electric. Connection of the site to the Township sanitary sewer network involved analysis of several options including extending a new gravity line under the New Jersey Turnpike, parallel pump analysis for connection to an existing force main and construction of a new force main. Langan provided project permitting services at the Township, County and State levels. This included a wetland delineation of the site to accurately define the extent of on-site wetlands. The site layout and stormwater management system was designed to minimize wetland impacts and avoid the need for an individual wetland permit. Delaware and Raritan Canal Commission buffer requirements were incorporated into the design due to the site’s proximity to a tributary of the Canal. Langan designed improvements to Station Road in front of the site. This design involved the addition of a left-turn lane into the site as well as the integration of plans by others to provide an at-grade crossing immediately adjacent to the site. Langan provided a range of geotechnical services for the project including subsurface investigation, pavement design and retaining wall design.

CRANBURY BRICK YARD SERVICES: • Site Plan Design • General Development Application • Sanitary Sewer Design • River Modeling • NJDEP Land-Use Permitting • Geotechnical Engineering • Landscape Design • Traffic Engineering LOCATION: Cranbury, New Jersey CLIENT: Cranbury Brick Yard, LLC

Langan prepared a General Development Plan submission for this 395 acre tract adjacent to the New Jersey Turnpike. The site is contaminated with Materials of Explosive Concern as a result of an explosion that occurred at the Unexcelled Chemical Corporation in 1954. Langan’s integrated team of site/civil, geotechnical and environmental engineers and scientists prepared a design to construct 2.8 million SF of warehouse distribution on approximately 150 acres of the site that is contaminated. The design contemplates extending water and sewer infrastructure to the site from Station Road, approximately one-mile to the north. The sewer connection will be made via a 4-inch diameter force main from a new sanitary pump station on-site. Our on-site analysis included hydraulic analysis that confirmed the extent of the flood plain for two unnamed streams that traverse the site. The proposed development will require a Flood Hazard Permit from NJDEP as well as extensive wetland permitting and mitigation. Two pump stations service the warehouses and pump the wastewater off-site. Pump Station PS1 has been designed to pump approximately 6,600 gallons per day of wastewater into Pump Station PS2. PS2 has been designed to pump 37,000 gallons per day of wastewater via a 4-inch diameter force main PS1 has been designed as a prepackaged E-one pump station. PS2 includes a 6-foot diameter wet well with two submersible pumps, trash basket, transducer, back up floats and appurtenances. The pump station also includes a valve vault, and an emergency generator.

HAMILTON TRUCK TERMINAL AND WAREHOUSE SERVICES: • Due Diligence Study • Site/Civil Design • Wetland Delineation and Permitting • Surveying Services • Stormwater Management Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Tree Survey • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Design and Permitting • Traffic Impact Study • Fuel Facility Design • Construction Stakeout LOCATION: Hamilton Township, New Jersey CLIENT: Matrix Development Group

Langan worked with Matrix Development Group and their tenant to design and permit a 45,000± SF build-to-suit truck terminal and a 78,000± SF spec warehouse. In preparation for design, Langan provided the land title survey and topographic survey, wetland delineation and survey, and tree species identification and survey for the densely vegetated 32-acre site. The conceptual site layout was refined with the tenant to provide the optimum layout for truck terminal operations taking into considerations local code requirements. The stormwater design was complicated by the fact that the site had previously been mined for its sandy soil and filled back in with topsoil and stumps, leaving unnatural mounds and depressions throughout the site. Two detention basins from adjacent sites also discharged directly onto the site, which had to be accounted for in the design. The stormwater design incorporated wet ponds and an infiltration basin to control the flows from the site, provide water quality treatment, and recharge groundwater. The project underwent a rigorous review by the township and NJDEP. A balance was struck between the operational requirements for the facility, the allowable wetland disturbance and buffering, and landscape and tree replacement requirements. Langan designed the on-site fuel facility including the underground tank, piping, pump island equipment, and tank monitoring system. During construction Langan was on-call for survey stakeout, and also provided engineering assistance to the developer and contractor for material submittals and field changes.

SB-583 WAREHOUSE SERVICES: • Site/Civil Design • Stormwater Management Analysis • Geotechnical Services • Surveying Services • Traffic Services • Wetland Permitting • Environmental Investigation • LEED Coordination LOCATION: South Brunswick, New Jersey CLIENT: J.G. Petrucci

Langan obtained South Brunswick Township approval for construction of a 583,376 SF warehouse. Langan provided engineering, surveying, wetland permitting, geotechnical, traffic and environmental services for the 41.9-acre site. The project has been designed as a two tenant warehouse with two offices and associated parking lots. Car and truck traffic have been separated by using traffic islands and a truck circulation road around the warehouse. Access to the site is through an easement located on the lot to the north. The stormwater management design for the project was challenging because a portion of the site previously acted as a detention basin. The drainage area for this basin included not only the site but a large quantity of offsite runoff from the adjacent Lots. To convey the offsite runoff a series of swales were designed around the perimeter of the site. Stormwater discharge from the site is routed through an infiltration basin in the Southwest corner of the site. Percolation testing of the site’s soils provided results greater than 40 inches per hour which confirmed the soil was conducive to the use of an infiltration basin. Langan produced a design that addresses the above issues and complies with the latest South Brunswick Stormwater Ordinance. Langan is supporting J.G.Petrucci’s LEED certification application for the project.

SEAFRIGO I & II SERVICES: • Site/Civil Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Surveying • Landscape Architecture • Traffic Engineering • Natural Resources LOCATION: Elizabeth, New Jersey CLIENTS: E&A Ventures, LLC Vestal Development Company ARCHITECT: RKB Architects

Langan is providing a variety of engineering and landscape architecture services for two refrigerated warehouses measuring 175,000 SF and 135,000 SF in Elizabeth, NJ. The site is approximately 20 acres and near the NJ Turnpike, Newark Liberty International Airport, and the Elizabeth Seaport. Multiple challenges were faced on this project and included the design of utilities around existing utilities at site entrance, reuse of concrete foundation in earthwork, coordination with PSEG for the relocation of above ground utilities, vacation of a portion of Henry Street, and coordination with city engineers on a mutually beneficial stormwater management approach.

Rendering Credit: RKB Architects

Rendering Credit: RKB Architects

PORSCHE DISTRIBUTION AND TRAINING CENTER SERVICES: • Site Feasibility Study • Expert Testimony • Surveying • Site/Civil Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Stormwater Management Design • Erosion and Sediment Pollution

Control Permitting • Traffic Impact Study • LEED Coordination LOCATION: Palmer Township, Pennsylvania CLIENT: IDI, Inc.

The Porsche Distribution and Training Center is the first project to be designed and constructed within the Charles Chrin Commerce Center. The developer IDI and Porsche, the final tenant of this 200,000± SF warehouse and classroom facility, challenged Langan and IDI to implement sustainable design and construction strategies so that this building attained LEED certification. Achievement of this level of certification also required Langan to carefully coordinate site design features and costs with other design consultants, general contractors and LEED consultants. In addition to the sustainable theme of this project, other notable features include a fast-track design/permitting schedule and the incorporation of a three-phase construction schedule. Prior to the implementation of the design phase of this project, Langan provided detailed feasibility studies to identify an acceptable site in the region for a discriminating tenant. Upon Porsche’s final selection of a site, Langan supplied conceptual design services to ensure that the client could maximize their square-footage on site while balancing sustainability goals. In addition to complete site/civil engineering design services, Langan provided detailed stormwater and erosion & sediment pollution prevention design incorporating local stormwater management facilities with regional amenities associated with the surrounding Commerce Center. Langan also performed site lighting and landscape design, coordinating Township requirements, tenant criteria and the standards of LEED certification.

TARGET DISTRIBUTION CENTER SERVICES: • Site/Civil Design • Storm Drainage Design • Soil Erosion Control Design • Boundary and Topographic Survey • Geotechnical Engineering • Roadway Design • Construction Inspection • Fire Water Tank Structural Design LOCATION: Chambersburg, Pennsylvania CLIENT: Target Stores, Inc. and The Walsh Group ARCHITECT: Harris Architects

Langan provided site/civil design services for a 1.3-million-SF warehouse distribution center in Guilford Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Langan provided full services for this 130-acre-site located along Interstate 81 near Chambersburg in central Pennsylvania. Langan designed and permitted all site improvements, which included detention basin design for over 150 acres of on-site and off-site development. Langan engineered Archer Drive, a proposed Township Roadway extending about 3,000 linear feet along the site’s frontage. Langan also designed and coordinated sanitary and water distribution systems for the regional center. Elements of our work included a fire water storage tank design, sanitary sewer planning through the Township and PADEP, and utility coordination. Challenging constraints to the design and construction included the presence of existing twin regional high pressure gas mains along the site’s border and the concurrent construction of a new high pressure gas main along Archer Drive. Detailed coordination in the roadway design, earthwork activities and blasting work were performed with multiple public and private agencies. Overall earthwork volumes in excess of one million cubic yards and an estimated rock cut in excess of 700,000 cubic yards required a detailed geotechnical engineering study and preparation of site work specifications used by the contractor. Engineering inspection and oversight was provided during the geotechnical site investigation, and during earthwork and construction of the center.

FEDEX DISTRIBUTION FACILITY SERVICES: • Due Diligence • Site/Civil Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Earthquake Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Site Survey • Marine Engineering Investigation • Hazmat Abatement Survey LOCATION: Long Island City, New York CLIENT: SunCap Property Group, LLC

Langan’s multi-diciplined team of engineers provided services for the 8.8-acre FedEx distribution facility located at 29-01 Borden Avenue, in the Borough of Queens, New York. The development consolidated two lots and involved the demolition of two pre-existing warehouses, and the construction of a new parcel distribution facility. The proximity of the site to Long Island Expressway offers the distributor key access to Manhattan. Langan completed a thorough due-diligence study of the property including site/civil, geotechnical, environmental, survey, marine structures and hazmat abatement desk studies and field investigations. Our site/civil services included site plan development, grading and drainage design, and preparation of builder’s pavement plans. Langan took the lead on permitting of waterfront work, storm and sanitary systems, and DOT Con Ed vaults. Our geotechnical engineering services included performing an extensive subsurface investigation within the existing warehouses using restricted access drill rigs. In addition to our basic subsurface investigation, we performed a site-specific seismic study to evaluate potential seismic hazards at the site. Our studies involved soil amplification analyses, an evaluation for potential for soil liquefaction and associated ground deformations, and development of seismic design criteria. Our environmental engineering services included Phase I and Phase II site assessments in accordance with ASTM 1527-05 standards. Our investigations allow the client to qualify for liability protection under the federal Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). Marine services included inspection of the waterfront structures and recommendations for the structure maintenance.

STATEN ISLAND MARINE DEVELOPMENT (SIMD) INDUSTRIAL PARK SERVICES: • Site/Civil Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Environmental Planning LOCATION: Staten Island, New York CLIENTS: Staten Island Marine Development (SIMD)

The Staten Island Marine Development (SIMD) is developing an industrial park on the West Shore of Staten Island. The property will have four industrial and distribution buildings totaling 3.5 million SF, conveniently located between Routes 278 and 440. Langan provided site/civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, and environmental planning services. We prepared the project site plan, stormwater management design, and utility design. The utility design included design of a sanitary sewage pump station, force main, trenchless crossing of the West Shore Expressway, and addition of the site to the NYCDEP drainage plan. Our environmental planners advanced the project through the City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR) and State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) processes. Our geotechnical engineers coordinated with NYCDOB to reduce the geotechnical investigation requirements and cost. We obtained project approvals from NYCDEP, NYCDOB, NYCDOT, and NYSDOT.

BLACKHAWK WAREHOUSE FACILITY SERVICES: • Site/Civil Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Landscape Architecture • Environmental Engineering • Survey • Permitting • Construction Services LOCATION: Town of Hamptonburgh, NY CLIENTS: Blackhawk Development, LLC

Blackhawk Development, LLC proposed to subdivide and develop 37-acres of an 82-acre lot and construct a 1-story, 340,782 SF warehouse facility within the Hudson Crossing Complex. The warehouse facility includes approximately 23,126 SF administrative office, 45,320 SF loading area with office, and the remainder is warehouse space. The facility will be gated and enclosed with a 7-foot high security fence. The site was designed to allow for future expansion of the warehouse. The expansion area is approximately 99,696 SF and at full build-out the building footprint would be approximately 440,478 SF. Langan was retained to provide site/civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, landscape architecture, environmental, surveying, permitting, and construction administration services. We prepared the topographic and boundary map, subdivision plat, site design, landscape and lighting design, and permitting of the warehouse facility. Langan worked closely with the Town of Hamptonburgh to complete the Generic State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) Findings Statement consistency compliance review process.

FULFILLMENT CENTER (BOS7) SERVICES: • Site Planning and Layout • Stormwater Management Design • Earthwork Calculations • Utility Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Surveying • Traffic Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Construction Administration LOCATION: Fall River, Massachusetts CLIENT: Clarion Partners Trammell Crow Company ARCHITECT: MacGregor Associates Architects

Langan provided a variety of services for the design and construction of the fulfillment center located in Fall River. Design services included layout of the one million SF distribution center along with 1,500± passenger vehicle parking stalls, a truck court, a rain garden, and a stormwater management basin. Before development, the site was an expansive forest with no paved areas. The large area of proposed impervious surfaces resulted in a high water quality treatment requirement. Langan was able to meet the water quality requirements for the site by designing a rain garden and stormwater management basin as opposed to using numerous expensive water quality manufactured treatment devices. The tenant’s deadline for occupancy of the building resulted in a very tight project schedule across the design, permitting, and construction phases. Langan was able to quickly and efficiently prepare and deliver a site plan submission to the regulatory agencies and approvals were obtained in short order, with few comments and very minor revisions. After all approvals had been received, the tenant requested a significant change to the site layout (the addition of 600 passenger vehicle parking stalls). Langan was able to modify the approved site design and receive re-approvals without any delay the overall project schedule.

FULFILLMENT CENTER (BDL1) SERVICES: • Site Planning and Layout • Stormwater Management Design • Groundwater Recharge Design • Earthwork Calculations • Utility Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Soil Erosion and Sediment Control

Permitting • Natural Resources Permitting • Traffic Engineering • Public Roadway Design • Geotechnical Engineering • Environmental Engineering • As-Built Topographic and

Boundary Survey • Subdivision LOCATION: Windsor, Connecticut CLIENT: KTR Capital Partners ARCHITECT: Ford & Associates Architects

Langan provided a variety of services for the design and construction of the fulfillment center located in Windsor, Connecticut. Design services included layout of the one million-square foot distribution center along with 900± passenger vehicle parking stalls, a truck court, and five stormwater management basins. Before development, the site was a tobacco farm with good soils. The large area of proposed impervious surfaces resulted in a high water quality treatment requirement. The client requested that mechanical water quality treatment devices not be used, so Langan was able to meet the water quality requirements for the site by designing five water quality basins, mimicking the natural hydrology of the site. In addition to the on-site construction, this project included extensive off-site improvements to facilitate the large workforce of the fulfillment center. These improvements included the installation of two traffic signals, a water main extension, a gravity sanitary sewer main extension, and the construction of two new township roads. Two Langan offices shared the design responsibilities. The Elmwood Park team was experienced with the client’s site design requirements, and the New Haven team was experienced working with the agencies having jurisdiction and were familiar with local regulations. This inter-office collaboration resulted in a superior design and also expedited the permit and approvals process. Because of the tight project schedule, this collaboration provided a measurable value to the developer and the client.

FLAGLER STATION BUILDING 34 SERVICES: • Site/Civil Engineering • Stormwater Management • Utility Design and Coordination • Regulatory Permitting LOCATION: Miami, Florida CLIENT: Flagler Global Logistics

Photo Courtesy of Flagler Development

Flagler Station Building 34 is a 252,000-SF warehouse located on a 13 acre vacant parcel in the industrial park Flagler Station. Langan provided utility design, which included water services and a minor sanitary sewer main extension, and stormwater management design permitted through the South Florida Water Management District. Additional services included site layout assistance, truck circulation analysis and permitting services through various regulatory agencies operating Miami-Dade County.

FLAGLER GLOBAL LOGISTICS SERVICES: Site/Civil Engineering Stormwater Management Utility Design and Coordination Regulatory Permitting LOCATION: Miami, Florida CLIENT: Ware Malcomb

The South Florida Logistics Center (SFLC) and Flagler Station are two, major south Florida logistics and distribution center projects in various stages of development. Together they comprise more than 1,300 acres in Northwest Miami-Dade County. Upon completion, Flagler Station, which is recognized as the largest business park in Florida, will have 14 million SF of industrial inventory covering 900 acres. The equally impressive SFLC, a 400-acre intermodal logistics complex strategically located adjacent to Miami International Airport, will contain up to 2 million SF of industrial space when fully developed. To date, Langan has been responsible for providing site/civil design, permitting, and construction phase services for 11 buildings ranging from 104,000 to 252,000 SF (Buildings 34-38 at Flagler Station II, 1-5 at Flagler Station III, and No. 4 at SFLC). The site/civil scope of work has included site layout assistance; truck circulation analysis; and the design and permitting of utility plans for water services, a sanitary sewer main extension, and stormwater management plans. Langan continues to work closely with regulatory permitting agencies including the Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer Department and South Florida Water Management District throughout multiple phases of site development and construction to achieve targeted schedule milestones. In addition, Langan works hand-in-hand with the design team to develop design and construction criteria, implement design revisions, and identify cost-saving measures to produce the most cost-effective design for each warehouse building.

MIAMI FREE ZONE WAREHOUSE EXPANSION

SERVICES:

• Geotechnical Investigation• Site/Civil Engineering• Stormwater Management Design• Utility Design and Coordination• Regulatory Permitting• Paving, Grading, and Drainage

Design• Erosion and Sediment Control

Design

LOCATION:

Doral, Miami-Dade County, Florida

CLIENT:

CV Miami, LLC

ARCHITECT:

Bourges and Associates

Miami Free Zone is a commercial center located in the heart of the City of Doral in Miami–Dade County, Florida. The project site contains over 32 acres of previously developed land with frontage on 21st and 25th Streets and will encompass 1,570,000 SF of warehouse and office space; this space includes the presence of various retailers and the U.S. Customs Office.

The expansion of Miami Free Zone included the addition of 321,000 SF of office space to the existing 1,249,000 SF of warehouse space. The additional office space dictated the need for a 5 story parking garage which will include a mall area that is incorporated into the existing warehouse renovations.

Langan performed a geotechnical investigation, stormwater management design, utility coordination with several agencies including Florida Power and Light, grading and paving design, erosion control design and permitting through the City of Doral and through various agencies operating under Miami-Dade County.

FEDEX GROUND DISTRIBUTION CENTER SERVICES: • Site Civil Engineering • Geotechnical Engineering • Environmental Services • Traffic Engineering LOCATION: Palm Beach County, FL CLIENT: Sun Cap ARCHITECT: Ware Malcomb STRATEGIC PARTNERS: Sun Cap

This project is located on a 27-acre site at the intersection of Pike Road and 7th Place North in Palm Beach County, Florida. Langan prepared site plan documents and processed the plans through the Palm Beach County site plan approval process. In addition, Langan prepared construction documents for the paving and drainage plans, the potable water distribution system, the sanitary sewage collection and transmission system as well as off-site improvements consisting of a sanitary sewer force main extension and dedicated turn lanes. Permits were also processed through Palm Beach County, the South Florida Water Management District, the Lake Worth Improvement District and the Florida Department of environmental Protection. Langan also conducted a geotechnical engineering study and provided foundation recommendations for the proposed building. We collected traffic counts and for the design of the turn lane improvements on Pike Road and prepared a Phase I environmental assessment as well as a pre-demolition asbestos survey. This 27-acre site included a 250,000-sf building, a 3.5-acre lake, 450 parking spaces, an 8-inch diameter water distribution loop, a 2,000-lf 6-inch diameter sanitary sewer force main extension and submersible sanitary sewer lift station. The main challenge associated with the project was the compressed site plan approval time schedule required by the Client. Langan obtained the site plan approval in 4 months. Langan prepared a hydraulic water distribution system model and successfully demonstrated to Palm Beach County Water and Sewer that a 2,000-lf 12-inch diameter water main extension along Pike road was not necessary.

Credit: Ware Malcomb

FEDEX GROUND DISTRIBUTION CENTER SERVICES: • Site/Civil Engineering • Traffic Signal Design • Roadway Intersection Design LOCATION: Homestead, Florida CLIENT: Sun Cap ARCHITECT: Ware Malcomb STRATEGIC PARTNERS: Sun Cap

The scope of work for the 225,000 SF distribution center has included assistance with site layout; analysis of truck circulation; traffic signal design; roadway intersection design; and the design and permitting of utility plans for water services and stormwater management plans. Langan is working closely with regulatory permitting agencies including the Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer Department and South Florida Water Management District throughout various phases of site development to achieve targeted schedule milestones. Langan also worked with Miami-Dade County to design an effective site plan while maintaining the specimen trees.

FULFILLMENT CENTER (MKE1 AND MKE5) SERVICES: • Site Planning and Layout • Signage and Striping Design • Landscape and Lighting Design • Traffic Engineering • Construction Administration LOCATION: Kenosha, Wisconsin CLIENT: KTR Capital Partners ARCHITECT: Ford & Associates Architects

Langan provided site/civil engineering, traffic engineering, landscape and lighting design, and construction administration services for the design and construction of two warehouses located in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Langan prepared the overall site layout and the landscape and lighting design for the project, as well as provided consulting services for the tenant-specific signage and striping plan. Langan was also the traffic engineer of record and obtained all required traffic approvals.

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Disciplines

As an integral component of the design team, Langan works closely with the owner to develop conceptual site plans and realistic cost estimates. Our deadline-oriented professionals are available to our clients 24/7 to ensure timely approvals and permits to advance projects toward construction, occupancy, and ultimately revenue. Langan also supports projects with construction inspection and overall project management.

Langan Site/Civil Services:

• Project Management• Site Feasibility Studies• Conceptual Planning• Site Engineering &

Planning• Grading & Drainage

Design• Stormwater

Management Design• Value Engineering• Sanitary Treatment Plant

Design• Utility Infrastructure

Design• Water Supply/

Hydrological Investigations

• Permitting/Regulatory Compliance

• Wetland Delineation/ Mitigation

• Landscape Architecture• Regulatory Negotiation

• Survey-Boundary/ Topographical/GPS

• Traffic/Transportation Engineering

• Waterfront Systems Design

• Property Acquisition Support

• Conceptual Reuse Planning

• Funding Identification/Grant Assistance

• Regulatory Coordination/ Compliance

• Decommissioning/ Demolition Design

• Construction Management

• Construction Inspection• CADD/GIS/Computer

Animations• SITEOPS® Optimization

Services

Site/Civil

Responsiveness that Delivers Results

Credit: Turner Construction





Langan was founded as a geotechnical consulting company in 1970, and geotechnical engineering remains a core discipline at Langan today. We work closely with our clients and the design and construction team to engineer cost-effective geotechnical solutions appropriate for proposed structures and the governing site conditions.

Our reputation as a premier geotechnical consultant has been earned by managing hundreds of projects involving complex, technically challenging sites where highly specialized site preparation, foundations, and fast-track engineering solutions are required.

Langan Geotechnical Services:

• Subsurface Investigations

• Foundation Design• Materials Analysis• Soil and Rock

Mechanics• Retaining Structures• Slope Stabilization• Soil Improvement/

Ground Modification• Dewatering Design and

Permitting• Subsurface Structure

Design• Excavation Support and

Underpinning Design• Earthquake/Seismic• Geological Mapping of

Rock Slopes• Mine Investigations/

Studies

• Hydrogeology• Earth and Rock Fill

Dams• Tunnels/Microtunneling• Seawalls, Piers and

Bulkheads• Dredging• Vibration Monitoring• Pre-Construction

Conditions Surveys• Value Engineering• Construction Documents• Contractor Support

Services• Engineering Services

During Construction• Forensic Engineering/

Expert Testimony• Cost Estimates

Geotechnical

Foundations You Can Trust





Langan works with project teams to provide leading-edge, focused, streamlined investigations and risk-based remediation. We excel in promoting and gaining regulatory acceptance of risk based strategies to obtain cost effective site closures. Langan possesses expertise in a wide variety of projects including state Voluntary Programs, Brownfields, RCRA, State and Federal Superfund, Manufactured Gas Plants (MGP) and Storage Tank programs.

Langan Environmental Services:

• Risk-Based Corrective Action

• Brownfields• Storage Tank

Management• Due Diligence Support• Environmental

Assessments• Site Characterization• Permitting/Regulatory

Approvals• Remediation Design/

Oversight• Water Resources/Supply• Hydrological

Investigations• Wastewater and

Stormwater Permitting• Air Modeling• GIS/Database

Management• Environmental Impact

Statements (EIS)

• Manufactured Gas Plant Remediation Services

• Asbestos/Lead-Based Paint Abatement

• Management of PCB-Containing Materials

• Indoor Air Quality/Mold• Demolition• Waste Management• Compliance Auditing• Ecological Risk

Assessment• Human Health Risk

Assessment• Site Feasibility Studies• Remediation by Natural

Attenuation• Expert Witness• Exposure Assessments• Free Product Volume

and Mobility Modeling

Environmental

Technical and Regulatory Knowledge





Asbestos

Langan routinely performs buildings investigations for city, state and federal agencies for asbestos-containing materials (ACM). Our ACM surveys typically include review of original design documents, construction records, review of environmental reports for the property, site assessment, and the collection and analysis of bulk samples. In occupied buildings, the survey typically will not include intrusive means of access such as puncturing the walls, ceilings, or core sampling of roofing materials. Samples are typically collected following the AHERA regulations and are analyzed using Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM). Intrusive investigation of concealed spaces is performed only upon receiving written authorization.

Non-friable organically bonded (NOB) materials, such as roofing, Vinyl tiles, etc., which may present difficulty in identifying asbestos by PLM, are re-analyzed using Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), in accordance with the State requirements. All sampling is performed by Langan asbestos professionals, who are certified Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) inspectors under USEPA and licensed to practice in individual state.

Lead-Based Paint

Lead-based paint surveys are also routinely performed when directed by our clients. Langan utilizes a Niton fluorescence (XRF) Spectrum Analyzer to inspect the buildings for the presence of lead-based paint. The results of the inspection are compared to the federal HUD Guidelines governing lead in paint. The inspections are usually performed to address worker exposure to lead under 29 CFR 1926, and the disposal of demolition/ construction debris under the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).

In addition to LBP screening inspection, we also perform waste characterization study for classification of the demolition debris. The recommended sampling protocols developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and those established by the United States Department of the Army’s Environmental Hygiene Agency are primarily followed during the characterization study.

Hazardous Materials

Safety First





Langan has developed strong relationships with federal, state and local regulators through our experience in more than 1,000 wetland and permitting projects. Our Natural Resource staff consists of certified professional wetland scientists, ecologists and wildlife biologists with extensive experience throughout the United States. Our federal and state permitting specialists work closely with our engineers to design a “permittable” project while providing the most economic return to our clients. Our ability to identify critical natural resource issues early in the design process and our in-depth understanding of regulatory programs and policies result in an expedited application and approval process.

Langan Natural Resources/Permitting Services:

• Wetland Delineation• Army Corps of Engineers Section 10/404 Permit

Applications• State Permit Applications to Agencies, including SEQR• Environmental Assessments / Environmental Impact

Statements (EIS)• NEPA Environmental Review Documents• Alternatives Analysis• Wetland Mitigation Design (Creation, Restoration,

Enhancement)• Wetland Mitigation Banking• Coastal/Waterfront Development Permitting and Planning• Dredge – Cut / Fill Analysis• Wildlife Surveys and Habitat Assessments• Threatened and Endangered Species Surveys and

Habitat Assessments• Essential Fish Habitat Assessments• Baseline Ecological Evaluations (BEE)• Natural Resource Damages Assessments• Ecological Risk Assessment• Wetland Functional Assessments• Streambank Restoration / Bioengineering

Natural Resources/Permitting

Navigating Policy and Nature





Langan’s survey group provides rapid response times and flexible schedules to meet client needs and maintain schedules for fast-track projects. Our field crews utilize state-of-the-art surveying equipment including electronic data collectors, global positioning systems (GPS), robotic and prismless total stations, and BIM-compatible 3D Laser Scanning.

Equipped with Internet-enabled laptops, field crews accommodate design changes in real time and download data into Langan’s network where it is edited, adjusted, analyzed and plotted. This allows for mapping that accurately reflects existing site conditions and boundary/legal issues, which could reveal potential problems early in a project’s development.

Such technology, coupled with the seamless integration with other firm technical disciplines, enables Langan’s survey group to save time and money for our clients.

Langan Survey/Mapping Services:

• Boundary Surveys• ALTA/ACSM Land Title

Surveys• Topographic Surveys• GPS• GIS/LIS Data Acquisition• Deformation/Monitoring

Surveys• Wetlands Location

Surveys• Utility Surveys• Subdivisions

• 3D Laser Scanning Construction Stakeout

• Hydrographic/Bathymetric Surveys

• Environmental Surveys• As-Built Surveys• Photogrammetric Control• Riparian Surveys• Highway/Route Surveys• Geographical

Information Systems

Surveying/Mapping

Accuracy and Efficiency





3D Laser Scanning is changing the surveying/mapping industry and Langan is leading the revolution. Since the addition of High Definition Laser Scanning services in 2003, Langan has offered the most accurate and highly detailed existing conditions surveys possible. This advanced technology allows for the collection of millions of data points in less time and with lower overall cost than traditional techniques. 3D Laser Scanning equipment allows end users to accomplish project objectives more efficiently and accurately at all stages, in turn minimizing overall project costs and reducing turn around time, while achieving a higher level of detail.

Our ability to offer a combination of High Definition Laser Scanning and conventional surveying methods allow Langan to deliver a complete product. As with all of our surveying services, the scanning effort is overseen by Professional Land Surveyors who bring experience and knowledge of traditional methods to this cutting-edge technology.

In scanning, the data collected is known as a “point cloud” which contains a 3D database of the entire project area and allows the measurement of any surface information that is visible in the cloud to be used during the entire project lifecycle. After processing, the data from the “point cloud” can be utilized to produce dimensionally correct 3D models and/or 2D dimensional plans, with outputs to Microstation, AutoCAD or a host of other platforms. The registered data can also be used as a base to create highly detailed site visualizations or mass models. The end data can be used for BIM support, forensics studies, to determine possible construction conflicts, to validate construction/fabrication dimensions, or even to model major motion picture sets.

With prior technologies the end user had to work on the data. High Definition Laser Scanning allows the end user the ability to work in the data and be “on site virtually” with the push of a button.

High Definition 3D Laser Scanning

Work in the Data, Not on the Data





Langan utilizes the latest CADD, GIS, and Data Management software applications to analyze and design cost-effective solutions to our clients’ problems. Our CADD-GIS group provides custom training, programming, and technical support to both our staff and to our clients in Autodesk’s Map, Land Desktop and Civil 3D, as well as ESRI’s ArcGIS suite of applications including ArcMap, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo and their assorted extensions. Langan utilizes SITEOPS software for value engineering and to provide design optimization of land development projects. We use Earthsoft’s EQuIS Chemistry and Geology products to manage large datasets for our environmental and geotechnical clients, and use GIS, Rockworks, GMS and EVS to visualize the data. Langan also uses 3D Studio and various post production products to generate computer generated animations of our clients’ projects, allowing them to see the virtual design before construction.

Langan provides our clients with easy access to their project data by developing Extranets and Sharepoint data portals that allow for easy data exchanges between all of the project team members. Our Web designers can develop custom Web-based applications using ESRI’s ArcIMS and ArcGIS Server to further leverage our clients’ data.

Langan GIS/Data Management Services:

• Software Integration• Custom Programming• Software Training• Web Design• CADD Conversions

• GIS Mapping• 3D Animations• Software Technical

Support• Data Entry• SITEOPS®

GIS/Data Management

Cutting-Edge Data Visualization





Access is critical to any facility and Langan possesses decades of experience in total transportation engineering and planning services. In fact, from hospitals to universities to shopping centers to stadiums, we have developed programs, designs, and creative solutions that enhance access and circulation for facilities and major transportation systems throughout the United States.

Langan’s transportation engineering and planning work includes highway and local street design, as well as the design of parking, transit, and non-motorized transportation facilities. For the planning and design of these types of facilities we have provided simulation modeling, master plans, traffic impact studies, operational analysis, signal design, traffic calming measures, signage and wayfinding studies, origin/destination surveys, travel demand modeling, corridor studies, urban transportation plans, transit station and route planning, terminal planning, bikeway planning, and permitting services through counties, municipalities, and the various transportation agencies.

Langan Transportation Services:

• Vehicular Traffic Studies• Stadium and Event

Planning• Traffic Modeling &

Simulation• Master Planning• Transit Studies• Station Planning• Environmental Impact

Statements• Parking Studies• Corridor Studies• Site Access / Site

Engineering• Airport Studies• Site Feasibility Studies• Streetscape

Improvements• Traffic Calming

• Value Engineering• Bicycle & Pedestrian

Safety Studies• Toll Facilities• Urban Development• Grading & Roadway

Design• Infrastructure

Rehabilitation• Cost Estimates• Contract Documents• Construction

Administration &Inspection

• Permit ApplicationPackages

• Technical Specification• STEPS• SimTraffic• Paramics• VISSIM

TransportationEngineering

Safe, Efficient, Innovative





Langan Landscape Architects and Planners understand what makes places work. We shape effective design solutions that range from regional or city scale down to the most intimate courtyards and garden spaces. In every project we strive to identify and enhance the “sense of place,” which makes every site unique and memorable. This places us at the forefront of the rebirth of our cities and aging downtowns, guiding their revitalization as destinations where people live, work, shop and play.

Langan Landscape Architecture + Planning Services:

• Site Feasibility and Yield Studies• High Performance Site Planning• Land Development Approvals• Brownfield Redevelopment• Waterfront Design • Park and Playground Design• Complete Streets, Streetscape Design and Traffic

Calming• Landscape Planting and Irrigation Design• Landscape Restoration Design• Contract Documents• Rooftop Garden Design• Site Lighting Design• Water Feature Design• Construction Administration and Inspection• Expert Testimony and Zoning Reviews• Community Outreach

Landscape + Planning

Sense of Place





With more than 125 LEED APs on staff, sustainable design weaves through all Langan services. Our diverse portfolio of intelligent site planning, design, and engineering coupled with our Brownfield and site remediation expertise places us at the forefront of the sustainable design movement.

Langan has been an instrumental player on dozens of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) and sustainable design projects. Our expertise allows us to make significant contributions in developing sustainable sites with an emphasis on stormwater management, low impact landscapes, brownfield redevelopment, materials recycling, energy conservation, and renewable energy design.

Langan Sustainable Design Services:

• LEED Site Feasibility Analysis

• Air Quality Assessments• Asbestos Assessment

and Abatement• Lead-based Paint and

Mold Removal• Ecological Wastewater

Treatment Design• Low Impact Stormwater

Design / Master Planning• Brownfield

Redevelopment• High Efficiency Site

Lighting and Irrigation Design

• Green Roof Design• Streambank Restoration

and Bioengineering Design

• Baseline Ecological Evaluations

• Wildlife and Habitat Evaluations

• Wetland Delineation, Design and Mitigation

• Urban Design and Regeneration Planning

• Geothermal Feasibility Studies and System Design Support

Sustainable Design

LEEDing the Way





The engineers and environmental scientists at Langan have vast experience with respect to infrastructure design and consulting. Because of our knowledge and experience, we are an ideal choice for a sub-consultant to construction companies, engineering firms, and architects that specialize in infrastructure programs. Given Langan’s nationwide office locations primarily in densely populated urban areas, we are strategically situated to be a local consultant on projects in places like the Washington DC region, New York City and the five boroughs, all of New Jersey, the state of Connecticut, Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania, Miami, and California.

As a result, Langan has been a key player in some of the largest, most significant infrastructure projects both in the United States and overseas, encompassing highways, bridges, rail, major transportation hubs, airports, utilities, port facilities, and flood prevention.

• Rail/Transit• Bridges/Tunnels• Port/Marine• Airports• Tunnels

• Water/Wastewater• Roadways • Utilities• Energy• Flood Prevention

Infrastructure

An Impact Player on the Team



