Specialized Technical Consulting for Environmental Engineering Firms and Conservation Organizations
Groundwater characterization, environmental data analysis, wetland science, and applied conservation technical practice — delivered as subcontract technical support to engineering firms, agencies, and regulated industries across New Hampshire and New England.
NC State University
Subcontract technical support for groundwater, data analysis, wetland science, and report writing
Easement monitoring, soil & water assessments, conservation practice implementation
TSP-certified conservation practice design, EQIP/AMA/CSP technical assistance, farm infrastructure
CEA facility design, RAS aquaculture, aquaponics, water systems, and regulatory compliance — remotely or on-site
Specialist Depth When It Matters Most
Twenty years of federal conservation and environmental practice, university research, and active site work — including a PhD in Biological and Agricultural Engineering and direct USDA NRCS field experience — produces a depth of capability most regional consultants cannot offer. GSS is a specialist resource, not a generalist firm.
Environmental Data Analysis & Report Writing
PhD-level analytical capacity for contaminated site data interpretation, groundwater monitoring reports, compliance documentation, and technical report review. The highest-value, highest-margin B2B offering.
Ideal for: Environmental engineering firms seeking senior-level analytical subcontract support, especially for complex data sets or regulatory deliverables where accuracy carries liability.
Groundwater Monitoring & GMP Development
Active NHDES/EPA-regulated hazardous waste site experience. Monitoring well sampling, water table characterization, groundwater monitoring plan (GMP) development and technical review.
Ideal for: Environmental consultants and PRPs at contaminated sites requiring qualified subcontract field and analytical support. Particularly relevant for firms with NH remediation portfolios.
Wetland Delineation — NH CWS Certification Pending
Hands-on wetland delineation experience from NRCS field work, now formalized through NH Certified Wetland Scientist (CWS) certification application. NH is the only New England state requiring a CWS stamp.
Ideal for: Engineering firms, developers, and conservation organizations requiring NH CWS-stamped delineations. Strong candidate for overflow subcontract relationships with NH-focused wetland firms.
A Combination of Credentials
Rarely Found in One Practitioner
Engineering firms, conservation organizations, and regulated industries in New Hampshire regularly need specialist technical depth that goes beyond generalist staff capacity. GSS provides exactly that — as a flexible subcontract resource that extends your team's capability without adding headcount.
NHDES / EPA-Regulated Groundwater Characterization
Active hazardous waste site engagement — the kind of live, billable project experience that matters most to engineering firms evaluating a subcontractor.
Clean Water Act, ESA & National Engineering Manual
Policy development experience from inside USDA NRCS — an asset when working with regulated entities, agencies, and permitting authorities that few private consultants carry.
NH CWS & NRCS TSP — Both Applications Active
NH is the only New England state requiring a Certified Wetland Scientist stamp for delineations. TSP certification unlocks direct EQIP/AMA/CSP federal funding pipelines. Both applications active now.
Hands-On Wetland Delineation from NRCS
Direct wetland delineation field experience from federal service — not classroom training. Directly supports CWS certification and positions GSS as a credible subcontractor to NH wetland firms.
NRCS Relationships Throughout NH
Years of working relationships with NH NRCS State Office staff — the referral network that makes TSP certification a warm application rather than a cold one, and opens doors to EQIP-funded farm project flow.
Water & Wastewater Across Municipal, Agricultural & Aquaculture
Few practitioners carry water systems expertise across all three sectors. This cross-domain depth underpins both the environmental consulting track and the CEA/aquatic systems specialty.
A Trusted Extension of Your Technical Team
GSS works best as a subcontract technical partner — providing specialist depth that complements your existing team on the projects where it's needed most. The engagement is flexible: project-specific support, retainer arrangements, or ongoing overflow capacity.
Environmental firms across the Seacoast regularly engage specialist subconsultants for groundwater characterization, complex data analysis, wetland delineation, and NRCS-related agricultural work. GSS brings active regulatory project experience, 20+ years of federal and applied practice, and the analytical depth of a graduate engineering program — available when you need it.
The result is a working relationship that feels like a senior colleague, not an outside vendor.
"Active remediation experience, federal policy background, and hands-on wetland field work — in a single subcontract resource — means your project keeps moving without adding staff."— GSS, Newfields NH
Organizations GSS Works With
Subcontract support for groundwater, contaminated site data analysis, wetland delineation, and environmental report writing
Easement monitoring, soil and water assessments, conservation practice technical support across NH and New England
TSP-eligible conservation practice design and inspection; EQIP, AMA, and CSP federally funded project support
Biosolids, nutrient management, aquaculture, and CEA producers requiring technical and regulatory compliance support
Your Property. Engineered Right.
Driveway washing out? Drainage problems? Need a road to your back lot? GSS builds site solutions that are engineered to work — with a PhD in agricultural engineering behind every project. Plus: battery storage design for homesteads with existing solar PV systems.
- Drainage repair, yard grading, erosion control — hydraulically designed, not guessed at
- Driveway and access road construction built for your soil type and traffic load
- NRCS conservation practice implementation — EQIP, AMA, and CSP federally funded
- Farm ponds, retention basins, and water management infrastructure
- New: Battery storage system design for existing solar arrays — independent, vendor-neutral assessment
- Seasonal site work April–October · Battery design year-round · Seacoast NH