Floyd|Snider recently reached a milestone for their client at the Smith-Kem Site in Ellensburg, Washington, with final Ecology acceptance of the draft Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study report.

Associate Principal Lynn Grochala and the project team have reached a milestone at the Former Time Oil Seattle Terminals Site, an 11-acre former bulk fuel facility situated on the shoreline of Salmon Bay in Seattle, Washington.

Floyd|Snider is pleased to announce that the firm has been recognized as an EnviroStars Tier 2 Partner by the Washington State EnviroStars Program! The EnviroStars Program is structured as a checklist, with businesses gaining points for each green action taken.

2021 has been a year filled with hope, growth, and success. We have welcomed new staff, engaged with new and existing clients, and continued to build collaborative relationships with our teaming partners. View our Year in Review to learn about recent milestones.

After 21 years at Floyd|Snider, Associate Principal Tom Colligan, LHG, is retiring. During his time at Floyd|Snider, Tom has successfully managed countless projects across the Pacific Northwest, including over 30 complex, multi-party RI/FS processes.

We are very proud to be celebrating our 25th year! We are extremely grateful to all of you—our clients, employees, colleagues, and teaming partners—who have supported our success.

Lisa Meoli, Floyd|Snider Historian and a board member at the Magnolia Historical Society, was among the authors selected to receive the Long Term Project Award this year from the Association of King County Historical Organizations.

Congratulations to Tessa Gardner-Brown, AICP, who was recently promoted to Associate Principal. Tessa is a Senior Environmental Planner with a strong background in environmental impact assessment, permitting, and complex project management.

Floyd|Snider wishes to congratulate the Port of Tacoma on the recognition they recently received for their Pier 4 Reconfiguration Project.

On June 30, 2021, the Capitol Lake – Deschutes Estuary Long-Term Management Project hit a milestone—the issuance of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for public comment.