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Nobis Group

Engineering & environmental solutions

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About the firm

Nobis Group is an engineering and environmental consulting practice. It provides civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, and environmental investigation and remediation services to help create safer, healthier, and more viable environments.

Firm type
Civil Engineering · Geotechnical Engineering · Environmental Engineering · Land Surveying

Capabilities

Civil Engineering

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Provides comprehensive planning, design, and permitting solutions to support infrastructure development and community enhancements.

  • Land Surveying

    Delivers professional boundary determination, topographic mapping, and measurement services to support property acquisitions and design preparation.

  • Site Development

    Guides land transformation projects from preliminary feasibility studies through engineering design and construction layout.

Geotechnical Engineering

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Offers specialized soil, rock, and foundation assessments to address complex subsurface conditions and ensure structural stability.

  • Geotechnical Design

    Performs complex engineering analysis, foundation design, and soil mechanics evaluations to support heavy infrastructure and structures.

Environmental Services

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Helps clients identify, evaluate, and mitigate environmental risks while ensuring regulatory compliance.

  • Site Remediation

    Executes cleanup, monitoring, and restoration activities for impacted properties, including complex superfund and industrial sites.

  • Environmental Investigation

    Performs comprehensive site assessments and science-driven investigations to identify potential contamination and liabilities.

Industries

Environmental & Remediation · Transit · Education · Residential · Infrastructure · Affordable Housing · Land Development · Rail

Projects

Concord, New Hampshire School District Design Services

Concord, New Hampshire · Education · Client: Concord, New Hampshire School District

Project details

Comprehensive consolidation of eight elementary schools into five schools, including three new schools and continued use of two existing schools.