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TEC-GMI Joint Venture Wins Fort Worth Nationwide Environmental Consulting

PLANO, TEXAS (September 15, 2009)

The TEC-GMI Joint Venture has been notified that it has won the USACE Fort Worth District’s Nationwide Environmental Consulting contract. The contract’s value is $16,500,000 across five years (base year and four option years), or $3,300,000 per year.

TEC is the lead JV partner, with program management done out of their Charlottesville, VA office; Bill Pavlick is the program manager. GMI’s Suzanne Bates is the deputy program manager.

The work will involve multi-disciplinary environmental investigations and other studies for a variety of Federal military and civil works entities. The scope includes the full range of natural resources, cultural resources, environmental compliance, GIS and remote sensing, airspace use and planning, and NEPA documentation.

“We are extremely happy with this win!” commented Mark Tanner, GMI President. “USACE Fort Worth was our first Federal client and we look forward to extending this 26-year relationship and collaborating on this work with TEC.”

Suzanne said, “This contract will allow our current clients a more direct path to GMI, and maybe even more importantly, will allow GMI access to new clients.”

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