GANNETT FLEMING, INC.
CAMP HILL, PA

Excellence Delivered As Promised. It’s more than a slogan. It’s our standard. It’s the expectation we place upon ourselves as individuals and as a company. It represents our commitment to our valued clients, industry partners, and employees. It’s our earnest pledge to do what we say. It’s the core of who we are as a firm and the foundation upon which all of our relationships and projects are built. A results-driven firm, we achieved $388 million in revenue in 2016 and are consistently ranked in the top one percent of engineering firms worldwide. Proud to be ISO 9001:2008 Certified, we’re routinely recognized by the industry for our projects, performance, processes, and people.   When you work with us, our entire team supports you to solve your challenges and ensure the success of your projects. We enjoy what we do and it shows in both our work product and relationship with you. We believe you’ll like doing business with us because we’re passionate about serving you with consistent, quality work. Gannett Fleming Project Development Corporation Gannett Fleming Transit & Rail Systems Gannett Fleming Valuation and Rate, LLC Gannett Fleming's Information Technology (IT) Services IETC, a Gannett Fleming Company Gannett Fleming in our Communities Community involvement is a pillar of our sustainability program, and we proudly volunteer for many wonderful causes that provide access to clean water, improve health and sanitation, and support charitable organizations and sustainable development initiatives. Employees Helping Employees The Gannett Fleming Charitable Foundation is a 501(c)3 vehicle for employees to make tax-deductible donations to our fellow coworkers impacted by a major crisis or natural disaster. The program began out of concern for employees impacted by Superstorm Sandy in 2012. It continues today as a way employees can help one another in times of need. Gannett Fleming Architects, Inc. Gannett Fleming Architects, Inc. is a full-service architectural firm providing complete in-house architectural and engineering planning, design, and construction phase services using conventional design-bid-build methods or newer design-build methods. Our innovative, flexible, and sustainable designs transform our clients’ needs and identity into the built environment. Gannett Fleming's Information Technology (IT) Services Learn more about Gannett Fleming's IT Services. Gannett Fleming Project Development Corporation Led by experienced engineering professionals, Gannett Fleming Project Development Corporation provides complete design-build/at-risk and construction management services to project owners for a variety of project types. Learn more about Gannett Fleming Project Development Corporation. Gannett Fleming Valuation and Rate, LLC Gannett Fleming Valuation and Rate, LLC is North America's leading depreciation, valuation, and ratemaking consulting firm, servicing public utilities and railroads. Learn more about Gannett Fleming Valuation and Rate, LLC. Our enterprise geospatial IT division designs, develops, and deploys state-of-the-art technology tools and applications to improve business decisions. IETC, a Gannett Fleming Company LDP Group, Inc. (LDP), an electrical engineering design firm based in Chicago, Illinois, has offered electrical design services for nearly eight decades, providing all aspects of power delivery engineering throughout the U.S., from feasibility studies and system analysis, to full energy systems and industrial networking design for both traditional and renewable applications. As a Gannett Fleming company, LDP continues operations from its offices in Chicago, St. Louis, Missouri, and Casa Grande, Arizona. TerraSure provides environmental risk transfer solutions to property owners, developers, and investors dealing with contaminated sites. Through TerraSure, we provide site remediation services and guaranteed site closures under fixed-price contracts. In 2013, we provided 5,250 hours of specialized safety education to employees. Gannett Fleming's President's Award for Safety Excellence honors employee dedication to safety. 2013 honoree Tony Wagner, PG, CPG, is shown here with Bill Stout, PE, CEO. June is designated as our companywide Safety Month. Employees participate in activities such as training webinars, hands-on education related to job and home tasks, as well as activities like car seat checks and hands-on fire extinguisher training. Every Gannett Fleming employee plays an active role in safety, no matter their location or job function. We achieve the highest level of safety for our client projects and internal operations by providing the latest protective equipment, well-defined procedures, and practice-specific training.  In 1915, Gannett and Seelye were just a party of two with dreams of helping to advance America’s infrastructure during some of the country’s most exciting times in urban development. Since then, our history closely paralleled the history of infrastructure systems in the U.S. during the 20th and 21st centuries. Rapid urban growth and the need for mass transportation, safe drinking water, and flood and pollution control were a few of the factors that fueled demand and opportunity for Just two short days after opening their doors, Gannett and Seelye’s young company was put to the test in its first major assignment. And it was a somber one. Nearly 300 miles away in Erie, Pennsylvania, a tragic event known as “Erie’s Blackest Day” occurred when Mill Creek flooded the town, killing 36 people and causing millions of dollars in damage. To prevent future catastrophes, Gannett and Seelye were called upon to study flood control problems on the creek and later design and construct a large conduit to move excess flows to Lake Erie.  Our rich tradition in Gannett and Seelye were entrepreneurs of the first order. In the 1920s, they acquired electric and water utilities across the U.S. and began designing and building improvements to these systems. Once a utility was in good working order, it was sold in order to provide funds for the next acquisition. Having perfected this model in the States, electric utilities in South America became part of the portfolio in the late 1920s and early 1930s. We maintained ownership in a number of water utilities until 1955, which paved the way for our entree into