Digital Construction Noise Prediction Tool for Suburban Rail Loop - Initial and Early Works
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Infrastructure
SLR is a leader in developing and delivering climate-resilient infrastructure, in alignment with global initiatives surrounding decarbonisation, energy transition and circular thinking. Our solutions address the impacts of climate change, along with social justice and equity challenges.
We help clients understand and define their most material ESG issues, and we provide the delivery support needed to turn plans into action, ensuring that together we are Making Sustainability Happen.
Overview
For our infrastructure-based clients and communities, we deliver the full suite of consulting, design, engineering and advisory services. Our offering includes support in adapting to the effects of climate change by addressing system vulnerabilities, mitigating risks and providing for coastal resilience; providing for safe and efficient transportation networks and utility systems through use of emerging technologies; and promoting healthy lifestyles and reducing greenhouse gases by improving access to sustainable travel and the deployment of sustainable waste management solutions.
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Infrastructure Related Capabilities
- Planning, Permitting, Environmental & Social Impact Assessments
- Climate Resilience & Adaption Planning
- Transactional & ESG Support
- Smart Mobility & Sustainable Transportation Solutions
- Water Resource Studies, Engineering & Natural Capital
- Sustainable Waste Management & Circular Thinking
- Process & Civil Engineering
Climate Resilience & Adaption Planning
SLR supports clients in their climate adaption and resiliency planning.
Supporting Technical Services
Transactional & ESG Support
SLR can provide ESG strategic advisory and transactional support to clients.
Supporting Technical Services
Smart Mobility & Sustainable Transportation Solutions
SLR offers a broad range of services in transport planning, design, and construction.
Supporting Technical Services
Water Resource Studies, Engineering & Natural Capital
SLR’s work in this area seeks to protect water and nature within the communities where we live, work, and play.
Supporting Technical Services
Sustainable Waste Management & Circular Thinking
SLR supports clients at every stage of their sustainable waste management and circular thinking.
Supporting Technical Services
Process & Civil Engineering
Our civil and structural team is committed to providing sustainable, creative and efficient engineering solutions for our communities.
Supporting Technical Services
Infrastructure Projects
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Cove River Tidal Marsh Restoration, Pedestrian Bridge and Sea Bluff Beach Park Improvements
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Our Team Includes
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Alban Forster
Director
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Anthony Ciriello Jr
Infrastructure Sector Leader - US
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Krista Barfoot
Infrastructure Sector Lead - Canada
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Luke Bertini
Infrastructure Sector Leader – Asia Pacific
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Rob Hounsome
Regional Manager - Africa
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