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Golder Overview. Golder, established in 1960, is a U.S. corporation that is part of an international group of consulting geotechnical and environmental engineering companies. Golder provides comprehensive services in the fields of geotechnical and environmental engineering, and waste management. The firm is employee-owned and has a worldwide staff of over 6,000 employees, of whom two-thirds are highly qualified and experienced engineering, environmental and geosciences professionals. Within California, Golder’s services are focused on solid waste clients representing more than 40 percent of our work. Golder is committed to providing quality consulting services integrating science and engineering. These skills have enabled us to successfully complete assignments including a diverse range of geotechnical projects in the areas of solid waste, energy, natural resources, and transportation. Company stock ownership spans employee levels from clerical to senior Principals. Individual stock ownership is limited to no more than one percent of the total stock. Golder has established and maintains permanent offices throughout the world. Our 43 offices nationwide include Roseville, Sunnyvale, Walnut Creek and Irvine, California. Work under this agreement will be managed from our Roseville office with support from our Sunnyvale office, depending on the nature of the work. Support from other offices will be available depending on the nature and scope of the work. Golder’s Roseville office is located 32 miles from the YCCL and is only a 35 minute drive according to Google Maps. Golder's Core Values As an employee-owned company, Golder has a strong commitment to provide quality consulting services integrating science, engineering, and administrative business practices with strong project management capabilities. Our employees “own” the projects resulting in a vested performance on behalf of Golder’s clients. The Golder project team provides the following  Experience at more than 400 landfills nationwide and 50 in California - Golder has substantial experience in all facets of landfill projects from siting and planning through closure and post- closure maintenance. Golder is ranked as the 58th largest design firm (by U.S. revenues) out of the top 500 by the Engineering News Record (2016).  Local Understanding of key issues – Golder’s proposed project team has provided innovative, cost-effective technical solutions in the past for many landfill clients in the Central Valley and will provi...
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