One of Sacramento County’s largest construction projects in its history, the Sacramento International Airport 1.1 billion-dollar “Big Build” embarked on an aggressive construction schedule hinging on expert support to coordinate the mitigation, permitting, and agency coordination.
On a fast-track schedule, this major project involved a strong partnership with the construction team, client, and agencies to comply with regulations, minimizing environmental impacts, and protecting sensitive species.
As Sacramento County Airport System’s on-call natural resource consultant, ESA worked with the client, design team, contractor, and subcontractors to ensure environmental compliance throughout construction.
From protecting sensitive habitats to stormwater compliance, ESA provided on-the-ground solutions to keep this premier project on track. ESA coordinated environmental planning and permitting efforts with more than nine local and federal agencies and provided on-call expertise related to habitat management, air quality monitoring, dewatering permits, and preconstruction surveys.
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