Brownfields & Community Revitalization
Turning challenged sites into opportunities for communities and development
why it matters
Risk, funding and regulatory expectations must align to move projects forward
- Redevelopment often depends on securing grants, loans and other incentives early
- Liability and due diligence gaps can disrupt transactions and schedules
- Investigation and cleanup decisions must support the intended end use
- Data quality and documentation shape regulatory confidence and project speed
- Communities benefit when underutilized sites return to productive use
Brownfields & Community Revitalization Solutions
Funding & Grant Services
From early grant readiness assessments through post-award support, we bring structure, clarity and momentum to complex funding efforts.
Connecting funding strategy, assessment and remediation to accelerate reuse
Onterris helps clients plan, secure funding and execute investigation and cleanup work that supports redevelopment outcomes and stakeholder confidence.
Areas of Expertise
Empowering communities through brownfields redevelopment
Explore our end-to-end solutions from environmental remediation and regulatory guidance to planning, design, permitting and construction. Don’t see what you are looking for? Reach out to learn about our full suite of brownfields and community revitalization services.
Brownfield Inventories
Site Selection
Phase I/II ESAs
Infrastructure Evaluations
Landscape Architecture
Civil Site Design
3D Visualization & Analysis
In-house R&D Lab
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Environmental Permitting, Air & Water Compliance Services
Working through air, water and land permitting requirements and building compliance programs that hold up under regulatory review, across regulated industries.
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