Over the last decade, a variety of factors have impeded the process of transportation improvements, but SJB Group has the keys to keep your next project rolling.

Shifting Into High Gear

Transportation officials at all levels of government are increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of most traffic improvement projects. In addition, these are usually compounded by budgetary overruns and changes in every phase of the process.

The fact that our industry no longer works in green-field sites is a reality and SJB Group has adapted accordingly. Our experienced team members are experts in the handling of all transportation issues such as existing conditions, utility relocations, environmental concerns and rights-of-way acquisition. Today, public inconvenience is money. We’re geared to keep from wasting either one.

Losing Bureaucracy

As much as government agencies would like to work together, most municipal entities and their departments are not structured as multi-disciplined teams, which causes the process to sometimes skid to a grinding halt.

Having skills such as surveying, right-of-way acquisition, utility relocation and more, all in house, SJB accelerates the process. We can also work with clients to bundle and turnkey these services to save even more time on a project.

Experience High Performance

Many transportation agencies are outsourcing more of the work that was traditionally done

in-house. When combined with budgetary pressures to reduce staff, transportation officials expect higher performance in terms of quality of work and on-time completion.

We are sensitive to governmental delays and minimize downtime with our outstanding expertise and capabilities. We’re fast and in most cases, even work ahead of schedule, which is the type of high performance our clients come to expect.

Transportation Clientele

Contractors
Land developers
Consultants
Rail/airport and port transportation operators and agencies
Industry
Federal, state and local agencies

Transportation Fields of Expertise

Permitting
Route assessments
Traffic studies
Streets and highways
Marine and dock facilities
Drainage and hydraulics
Environmental
Regulatory liaison