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Consor is heading to career fairs across North America to meet the next generation of civil infrastructure professionals. See our fall 2024 career fairs lineup.

Clean water is fundamental to the public health, environment, and economy of all communities. However, the increasing detection of contaminants like PFAS in water sources has raised concerns about the safety and quality of this essential resource. A people-centered approach allows public agencies to protect public health while maintaining trust and transparency.

Consor announces the appointment of Dr. Hisham Mahmoud as Chairman of the Board.

Nestled bustling Mississauga, Ontario, is one of our adaptable transportation teams. This team is dedicated to delivering infrastructure solutions that keep the community thriving. Get to know this energetic, innovative team through the lens of Senior Project Manager Karim Meleka.

Consor collaborated with EPWater to perform a structural assessment and rehabilitation design, which became critical after a 5.0 magnitude earthquake that a leak. Carbon fiber coating technology was chosen because of its ability to restore the previously lost flexural strength of the concrete members, anticorrosion ability, and application speed.

Consor transitioned our private equity partnership to New Mountain Capital. Our commitment to delivering a better experience—for our people, partners, and communities—remains the cornerstone of our practice, now enhanced by more opportunities for our team members to grow as technical experts and engage in portfolio-defining projects.

Consor's marketing team in Houston, Texas, is inspired by the city's unique blend of people from various backgrounds and cultures, making it a hub for art and innovation. Get to know this creative, forward-thinking team through the lens of Marketing Director Karen Kubos.

At Consor, we know that every drop makes an impact. Thanks to the Safe Drinking Water Act, hundreds of millions of Americans have access to clean water. To celebrate Drinking Water Week, our professionals reflect on why they work in water and where they think the industry is headed.

The City of Pasco set out to upgrade its wastewater treatment plant to meet escalating demand caused by its population more than doubling in the past 20 years. For the inaugural phases of this WWTP improvement project, the team had to craft design solutions that both meet the City’s current critical capacity needs and projected continued urban growth.

More frequent and intense storm events cause flooding that puts our infrastructure and public safety at risk. See how Consor has been growing our water resources practice to help our communities build resilience to these climate change impacts.

In addition to its vast network of waterways, the Puget Sound region is home to one of Consor’s dynamic and deeply collaborative water planning and design teams. Get to know them!

Public agencies consistently cite aging infrastructure issues and systems vulnerable to climate change impacts as their primary concerns. Consor is focused on scaling up services to better support our client partners in 2024.