Environmental remediation, permitting and engineering consultancy and contractor
GES is a New Jersey-based environmental consultant and contractor whose stack centers on groundwater modeling (MODFLOW, FEFLOW), hydraulic analysis (HEC-RAS), and Esri field-to-desktop GIS (Survey123, Field Maps, ArcGIS Pro). Hiring skews heavily toward senior engineering talent, with project work spanning remediation, mitigation banking, and energy-sector pipeline, oil and gas, and renewable sites, which points to technically demanding, field-intensive delivery.
Groundwater & Environmental Services, Inc. (GES) is a privately held environmental consulting and contracting firm headquartered in Wall Township, New Jersey, founded in 1985. The company employs 201–500 people and operates in the United States. Its services cover environmental planning, site assessment and investigation, remediation, engineering, permitting, compliance, ecological services, water resources management, and construction management. Teams include scientists, engineers, consultants, and field technical specialists serving organizations with environmental obligations, including energy-sector clients.
GES uses groundwater and hydraulic modeling tools like MODFLOW, FEFLOW, and HEC-RAS, Esri GIS tools (ArcGIS Pro, ArcMap, Survey123, Field Maps), QGIS, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Python, and MATLAB.
GES is headquartered in Wall Township, New Jersey, and hires within the United States.
Job posts point to groundwater monitoring, remedial action plans, pilot test workplans, mitigation banking, site conceptual models, and environmental work on pipeline, oil and gas, and renewable projects.
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