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Environmental consulting

Reach the decision-maker behind the environmental scope.

We research relevant projects and organizations, identify who selects environmental support, and manage outreach through to a qualified discussion.

Who this is for

Built around the work
you want to win.

For environmental consultancies and supported assessment, permitting, compliance, remediation or monitoring providers.

01

Property & development

Research transactions, planning and construction context relevant to assessment or permitting.

02

Operators & infrastructure

Identify the operator or contractor responsible for field, compliance or environmental support.

03

Monitoring & programs

Reach organizations with a supported water, data or monitoring-service route.

An illustrative conversation

What the handoff
could look like.

An example of the scope we would agree, rather than a client result or a live opportunity.

A developer or project lead is open to discussing environmental support for a planned project. The geography, project stage and service requirement fit the practice’s criteria.

Example only. Actual criteria are agreed with your team.

How the work happens

From a clear brief
to a relevant discussion.

  1. 01

    Define the practice scope

    Agree service lines, markets, project stages and exclusions.

  2. 02

    Research the project

    Record sources, timing and who may control the environmental scope.

  3. 03

    Reach and confirm

    Manage outreach and establish responsibility and interest.

  4. 04

    Prepare the discussion

    Share the known context, confirmed details and open technical questions.

Your expertise.
Your decision.

Your specialists determine technical suitability, regulatory scope, professional requirements, proposals and delivery. AFT does not make environmental or compliance determinations.

Before we begin

A few practical
questions.

Can public records establish a regulatory need?

They can show activity or a documented requirement, but often leave important gaps. Your professionals assess the actual obligations.

Can you reach contractors as well as owners?

Yes. We establish who is responsible for the particular scope instead of assuming the owner is always the buyer.

Is a sourced project brief the same as a meeting?

No. Research identifies a possible route. A qualified conversation requires the responsible person’s expressed interest.

Start with your market

What would a useful
conversation look like?

Tell us who you want to reach, where you work and what makes an account worth your time.

See if there's a fit