Government

As public demands increase and budgets become tighter, governments need a trusted engineering and consulting partner to help them safeguard environmental resources and public health while watching their bottom line.

ARCADIS has been a leading provider of environmental services since 1888. Our array of services was recently strengthened with the addition Malcolm Pirnie, one of the largest firms in the U.S. focused exclusively on environmental issues, and RTKL, a renowned international architecture and planning firm.

Together, we provide you with a seamless, integrated, multidisciplinary team backed by global knowledge and expertise. By encouraging innovative thinking and integrating the collective knowledge of our global organization, we develop a spectrum of sustainable solutions, from simple, proven and cost-effective modifications to advanced, innovative and patented processes.

We combine environmental expertise and hands-on engineering and operational experience with cutting-edge financial management know-how. We work collaboratively with your staff to understand all of the issues you face and your specific needs, and we keep you involved in the project to ensure that the needs and expectations of your stakeholders remain paramount. This way, you know what you're getting at every step—superior, high-quality deliverables.

Global experience, local focus

Although we bring a global perspective, we base our strategies on a profound understanding of local circumstances and a strong focus on our client's needs. We build lasting relationships with our clients while supporting all activities related to the environmental factors that impact our daily life.
ARCADIS helps you turn your water supply and management challenges into advantages. 

Federal It's a challenging time. Federal agencies and departments have to be more efficient than ever - doing more with fewer resources due to competing priorities. More

Municipal & State Population shifts, aging infrastructure, concerns about security, more-stringent regulatory requirements, rising energy costs and political influences challenge even the most effective public administrators. More