Brownfield Redevelopment
optimize your brownfield redevelopment project
Brownfields are abandoned, idled or underused industrial and commercial facilities where expansion or redevelopment is complicated by real or perceived environmental contamination. Brownfield programs administered by local, state and federal organizations provide approaches to site assessment and clean-up designed to encourage redevelopment of brownfields sites while still protecting human health and the environment. Sigma can help you take advantage of available programs to optimize your redevelopment project.
services
Sigma professionals specialize in the issues and technologies of brownfield redevelopment. We understand the business drivers that create opportunities for our customers and we reduce their environmental liabilities by managing sites in a manner that leverages value. Sigma provides a single point of contact to handle environmental and site improvements in a cohesive manner.
- Brownfield grant writing
- Civil / Site Engineering
- Fast-track multi-media investigation (soil, ground and surface water, corrective action sediment, building materials)
- Insurance strategy development
- Land use and infrastructure planning
- Pre-acquisition assessment
- Remedial alternatives evaluation, design and implementation
- Risk-based, cost-effective, corrective action
- Risk liability transfer programs
- Storm water management
programs
The brownfield redevelopment process has fundamentally changed through the combination of many steps:
- Dovetailing of remediation design and redevelopment construction
- Electric information sources
- Financial incentives
- Flexibility in selecting remediation approaches
- Liability protection
- Risk-and-use-sensitive standards
opportunities
- Balance clean-up with reuse and optimize property valuation
- Brownfields reduce remediation cost without jeopardizing public health and the environment
- Match risk and resources—put clean-up money where it is truly needed
- Restore or increase property value
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