Environmental Compliance & Management

JGMS provides professional environmental planning and implementation services for a variety of clients. We prepare assessments and reviews in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Endangered Species Act (ESA), Archaeological Resources Protection Act (ARPA), Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), and Clean Water Act (CWA) as well as many others. JGMS conducts environmental analysis, audits and assessments, completes field surveys and resource inventories, and performs a wide variety of field studies. JGMS completes all projects with a focus on scope, schedule, and project cost to ensure the highest quality products are developed for the client.

Program & Project Management Capabilities

Field Surveys
Biological Assessments
Wetland
Viewshed Analysis
Project Reviews
Master Planning
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)
Environmental Assessments (EA)
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments
Technical Review
Project Area Inventories
Cultural Resource Assessments
Section 106 Consultations
System Development
Database Management

Invaluable Experience

U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Region 2		Alabama National Guard (ALARNG)
JGMS prepared 10 EAs for 3 National Forests throughout north-central Colorado covering 6 million acres. Projects included multiple inventories for cultural resources, a stream realignment design project, large scale watershed condition assessments, biological assessments, geologic inventories, and conveyance analysis for properties as well as others. All projects required extension GIS data development and analysis and the creation of high quality GIS maps.		JGMS provided professional environmental staff services to the ALARNG. Hundreds of project reviews for Record of Environmental Consideration, environmental assessments and the management of threatened and endangered species, wetlands, forest programs, and hazardous materials were completed throughout the state. JGMS positions at the ALARNG included three Natural Resources Specialists, a GIS Specialist, a Team (NEPA) Leader, and a Master Planner.