STANTEC GS - AECOM ATLANTIC JOINT VENTURE

CARDNO TEC-AECOM ATLANTIC JOINT VENTURE specializes in environmental engineering and regulatory compliance services for defense infrastructure projects, with deep expertise in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) planning, environmental site assessments (ESA), archaeological and geoarchaeological investigations, and acoustic modeling for military installations. The joint venture delivers comprehensive environmental impact analyses, regulatory consultation under the Endangered Species Act, and cultural resource management for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps facilities, including complex projects involving submarine homeporting, pier demolition, and basing studies for next-generation platforms like the F-35 and Columbia-class submarines. Their technical proficiency spans environmental permitting, governing standards development, and interdisciplinary coordination between engineering, archaeology, and ecological disciplines, ensuring mission continuity while meeting federal compliance mandates. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of Defense, primarily supporting naval installations across the continental United States and overseas regions including Europe, Africa, and Central Asia. Their work is centered on mission-critical infrastructure lifecycle management, from initial environmental scoping through final regulatory documentation and stakeholder coordination, often under tight operational timelines and in sensitive coastal or historic zones. The primary NAICS code 541330 reflects a focused specialization in engineering services tied to environmental and cultural resource management, positioning the venture as a niche provider within the defense sector’s sustainability and compliance ecosystem. Their work bridges civil engineering, ecological science, and heritage preservation, serving as a critical enabler for force modernization and base resilience initiatives. As a joint venture structured under entity code ZZ, the firm operates without federal small business certifications but leverages the combined technical capacity of its parent entities. Based in Charlottesville, Virginia, the venture is strategically positioned to support East Coast defense infrastructure while maintaining national reach for large-scale, multi-site DoD environmental programs.