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Welcome to the A-Team, Brett Weiland Atlas is pleased to share that Brett Weiland recently accepted a new role as Vice President, Environmental National Energy Growth Leader. He joins us with more than 26 years of global consulting experience across the energy and infrastructure markets with both private and public sector clients. Most recently, Brett served as Vice President of Energy and Environment Growth & Sales at a leading global environmental consulting firm, where he led strategic growth for both renewable and conventional energy. At Atlas, Brett will lead our continued expansion into the renewable, electric transmission, and oil/gas industries. “Brett’s depth of experience in the energy sector, especially supporting Fortune 100 clients, makes him an exceptional addition to our team. His leadership and strategic mindset will help accelerate our growth across key Energy markets,” said Linda Greenwood, Atlas Senior Vice President, Strategy and Sales. Please join us in welcoming Brett. We’re delighted to have his industry insight and energy expertise on board the A-Team!

Restoring what was left behind Did you know that Abandoned Mine Lands reclamation is among the most technically complex and publicly consequential forms of environmental restoration? The work sits at the intersection of geology, hydrology, engineering, ecology and regulation. Success depends on understanding how historic mining practices altered landscapes, how those altered systems behave decades later and how modern reclamation practices can restore natural drainage, rebuild healthy soils, clean waterways and stabilize sites while eliminating features that have scarred the landscape for decades. Atlas’ Clayton Kirk Roderick shares how Atlas is helping transform abandoned mine lands into safe, sustainable environments through thoughtful planning, strategic permitting and proven remediation practices. bit.ly/40Us4K4 Connect with Clayton Kirk Roderick this week at the WV Expo’s West Virginia Construction + Design Expo, where he’ll present on innovative approaches to landslide remediation and sustainable mine land restoration, March 25, 2-3pm in Terrace Room #212 or visit our booth #129 in the Grand Hall. #WVExpo2026 #MineLandReclamation #EnvironmentalEngineering

As states increase efforts to manage the growing inventory of orphan and idle wells, innovative approaches in technology, field coordination and risk-based planning are transforming the possibilities for well-closure programs. At the Energy Conference Network’s upcoming 2nd Annual Orphan, Idle & Marginal Wells California Conference, organized by Energy Conference Network in Bakersfield, AJ Alshammasi will examine the integration of environmental assessments with engineering design, operational execution, the utilization of drone and remote sensing technologies to identify undocumented and high-risk wells, the application of testing and inspection procedures to mitigate risks and the implementation of program and construction management frameworks to achieve consistent, compliant and scalable well closure outcomes. Check out Atlas’s Alex Hartig and AJ Alshammasi’s conference blog to understand how Atlas is contributing to transforming the well-abandonment process. This includes reconstructing incomplete well histories, deploying drone-based geophysical technologies and restoring land for subsequent use. bit.ly/41vJv3L #OrphanWells #EnvironmentalSolutions #EnergyTransition #Geoscience #FieldInnovation #MethaneReduction #InfrastructureManagement #OIWCALI2026

💧 World Water Day: Prioritizing Water Smart Data Center Growth With the accelerating growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud technologies, water availability is becoming a defining factor in responsible data center development. In honor of World Water Day, Atlas spotlights the technologies and leadership shaping a more sustainable digital infrastructure. Atlas’ Director of Strategic Growth & Advanced Facilities Brian McGowan highlights how data center developers are shifting toward smarter, low water cooling strategies — from closed loop and dry cooler systems to reclaimed water use and advanced monitoring platforms. These innovations not only help significantly reduce overall water usage, but they also support faster permitting, stronger community trust and more resilient long-term operations. Water has moved from a background utility to a strategic resource, and the industry is adapting quickly. 👉 Want deeper insight? Check out Brian’s full Q&A for more on the trends and technologies shaping water efficient data centers. bit.ly/4bCnYuW You can also connect with Brian at the DataCenter Dynamics (DCD) > Connect I New York conference, March 23-24. He is looking forward to joining other digital infrastructure leaders for valuable discussions on the future of data centers. #WorldWaterDay #DataCenters #WaterStewardship #Sustainability #Atlas #AdvancedFacilities #AIinfastructure #DCDNY #DCDConnect #Hyperscale

National Surveyors Week is a time to recognize the essential role surveyors play in mapping, measuring and understanding our world. At Atlas, this work begins with a strong foundation of traditional surveying led by skilled field crews who deliver accurate, reliable results on every project. As the industry continues to evolve, Aerial LiDAR and drone-based geophysics technologies are transforming how spatial data are collected, analyzed and applied across environmental, industrial and geophysical projects. These tools don’t replace traditional surveying, they enhance and expand it, offering new levels of safety, efficiency and high-resolution insight. Atlas is leveraging both traditional survey methods and advanced aerial tools to deliver comprehensive solutions. From locating orphan wells and detecting methane to mapping landfills and identifying subsurface features, drone-enabled geophysics is expanding what’s possible in the field — offering insights that traditional methods alone often cannot achieve. Atlas LiDAR and drone experts Ty Atmaca and Todd Harris share how these technologies, combined with the continued expertise of our survey professionals, are advancing the profession in meaningful ways. Read their full Q&A to see how Atlas is reshaping the future of surveying. bit.ly/3PfwwAA #NationalSurveyorsWeek #LandSurveying #Lidar #Drones

Level Up. Build Strong. The National Association of Women in Construction celebrated its first Women in Construction (WIC) Week in 1960 to honor women working in the engineering and construction industry. While more women are represented in the industry today, the stories highlighted this week continue to shine light on how people like Michelle Lynch, PE are helping strengthen communities and the infrastructure that connects all of us. Atlas is proud to feature Michelle in today's Q&A. From supporting complex projects like the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge to coordinating inspections across 235 structures for Los Angeles Metro, read how she exemplifies what it means to raise the bar and build for the future. bit.ly/4letTLi #WICWeek2026 #WomeninConstructionWeek2026 #LevelUpBuildStrong #Infrastructure

Atlas’ Construction Materials Testing Lab Manager Theodora Onwunyiri, PMP, EIT takes pride in every concrete, soil or materials sample she tests. Her dedication to safety, accuracy and quality helps improve the reliability of the infrastructure our communities rely on every day. “Many people may not realize how essential materials testing is to overall construction quality. It’s not just a behind the scenes function; it’s a cornerstone of safe and successful construction,” said Theodora Onwunyiri. Theodora explains how critical lab work is to building structures that last in her Q&A. bit.ly/3P0tLCY #WICWeek2026 #WomeninConstructionWeek #LevelUpBuildStrong #ConstructionQuality

In recognition of NAWIC’s Women in Construction Week, Atlas celebrates the people who are driving positive change and innovation in the construction industry and the communities they serve. In this Q&A, Atlas CEO Jacqueline (Jacque) Hinman shares lessons from her 35+ years of experience in engineering and construction. From her first construction job out of college to leading a Fortune 500 engineering company, she reflects on the value of mentorship and leadership grounded in trust, clarity and human connection. “My career has taught me that leadership starts with foundational values, basic things like communicate simply, be trustworthy, do what you say you are going to do and strive to understand the viewpoints of others. These are things we learned in kindergarten that evolve through the people who influence us along the way. Trust, human connection and clarity have guided me throughout my journey.” Culture, she notes, is not defined by a mission statement, but by consistent actions, everyday decisions and how people show up for one another. Read the full Q&A: bit.ly/4u4wLOV #WomeninConstructionWeek #WICWeek2026 #LevelUpBuildStrong

Building stronger, safer, more connected communities - With more than 33 years of experience in roadway and bridge construction, Francis Mouafong is helping deliver some of Georgia’s most impactful transportation projects. “Engineering is about more than just building roads or seeing that specifications are met on paper. Engineering is an act of stewardship and a commitment to creating environments where people can flourish and communities can thrive,” said Atlas’ Francis Mouafong. Francis’ approach to engineering and leadership has shaped many successful projects throughout his career. Read more about his approach to quality assurance. bit.ly/4aGweuW #EngineersWeek #EWeek2026 #EngineeringExcellence #AtlasStrong #Infrastructure #Leadership #EngineersWeek2026 #EngineeringStories

With more than 40 years of experience in water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure, Michael Filmyer has dedicated his career to designing systems that protect public health and natural resources. Known for guiding projects from concept through construction, he’s led major efforts such as anaerobic digestion and energy recovery facilities, river crossing force mains and large-scale storage solutions that reduce pollution and strengthen community resilience. Grounded in both biology and environmental engineering, Mike’s approach blends technical excellence with environmental stewardship, ensuring every project delivers long term value for the communities it serves. Read more about Mike’s storied career and see what advice he has to offer those just beginning or are early in their engineering careers. bit.ly/40xzume #EngineersWeek #EWeek2026 #EngineeringExcellence #AtlasStrong #Infrastructure #Leadership #EngineersWeek2026 #EngineeringStories

Hillary Hagen-Peter, P.G., C.E.G., L.E.G.'s path into geology started long before her professional career took off. Hearing stories from her older brother about working in remote, rugged places sparked something in her—a curiosity about a field that blends science, exploration and global travel. Her enthusiasm and passion for fieldwork and discovering how the Earth shapes our infrastructure and our communities lives on today in her work on the Oklo Aurora powerhouse project at the Idaho National Laboratory, a project that is advancing a more resilient and sustainable energy future. “I am deeply passionate about my work on the Oklo Aurora powerhouse project and other advanced nuclear initiatives that are opening doors to a cleaner energy future. With today’s ability to recycle and reuse spent fuel through advanced nuclear technologies, I see this work as a vital bridge between the environmental impacts of past energy practices and the sustainable, low carbon solutions we need moving forward,” says Atlas Senior Engineering Geologist Hillary Hagen-Peter. Discover more about Hillary’s journey leading complex geotechnical and geohazard evaluation programs across the Pacific Northwest. bit.ly/4r2eBul #EngineersWeek #EWeek2026 #EngineeringExcellence #AtlasStrong #Infrastructure #Leadership #CleanEnergy #EngineeringStories #GeotechnicalEngineering #AtlasATeam

Atlas engineers are shaping our world and the future. Today, we’re proud to highlight Angel Cambero, P.E., MSI. With more than 16 years of experience in structural engineering, special inspections and construction materials testing, Angel brings a powerful blend of technical expertise, leadership and passion for building resilient infrastructure. From leading Atlas’ work on the South Brooklyn Marine Terminal to mentoring the next generation of engineers, Angel exemplifies what it means to build with purpose, quality and innovation. Thank you, Angel, for your impact, leadership and dedication to strengthening communities through engineering. 👷‍♂️⚙️💡 👉bit.ly/4ays3RL #EngineersWeek #EWeek2026 #EngineeringExcellence #AtlasStrong #Infrastructure #Leadership #CleanEnergy #EngineeringStories #AtlasATeam

This Engineers Week, Atlas is excited to celebrate the engineers, geologists and technical professionals whose creativity and expertise shape the world around us. Engineers Week is a reminder of the imagination, problem-solving and collaboration that push our industry forward. It’s also an opportunity to highlight the individuals whose dedication makes progress possible—those who ask bold questions, tackle complex challenges and design with purpose. To kick off our celebration, Atlas’ Chief Growth Officer Harshal Desai shares what inspired him to pursue an engineering career and why he feels passionate about encouraging students to consider a career in engineering by helping with the Future City competition. Discover how he leverages his engineering background in his current business development role. bit.ly/4qNBy4t Interested in joining our A-Team? Find opportunities here where you can make a difference and help transform our world. bit.ly/4qQ7m8M #EWeek2026 #TransformOurFuture #EngineersWeek

Shaping the future of infrastructure Atlas is helping build a better California by advancing technologies and improving infrastructure, and the American Council of Engineering Companies of California (ACEC California)'s Engineering Excellence Awards are evidence of that. 3 projects. 🏆3 awards. 1 shared goal – helping communities flourish and thrive. · Placer County’s Foresthill Bridge · Caltrans’ Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) Reporting Improvements Project · Caltrans’ Skid Testing Modernization Project Learn more about Atlas’ American Council of Engineering Companies of California (ACEC California) award winners: bit.ly/3OoSQYc #Infrastructure #CelebrateEngineeringExcellence #EEA2026 #BuildingabetterCA #engineering #development #engineeringteam #CivilEngineering #EngineeringMatters #workforce #architecture #engineeringexcellence #infastructure #EEAAWARDS #ACEC #ACECCA #ACECCalifornia #awards #congratulations

Did you know that George Washington is considered America’s first engineer? This President’s Day, Atlas honors Washington’s legacy and his early contributions to engineering. As the “Father of our Country,” Washington understood that strong infrastructure was essential to a growing nation. From land surveying and mapping to engineering roads, canals, ports and waterworks, his vision helped shape the systems that connected communities and supported progress. That same forward‑thinking mindset lives on at Atlas. Our engineers, surveyors, and environmental specialists support the planning, design, construction, and maintenance of the built and natural environments—helping clients make informed decisions that strengthen communities today and for generations to come. bit.ly/4aPideh #PresidentsDay #EngineeringLeadership #BuildingStrongerCommunities

We have Heart — Acting with compassion ❤️ At Atlas, our values of Life, Heart, Mastery and Trust connect all of us, creating a sense of unity, belonging and purpose. They guide us on how we make decisions, how we collaborate with our teammates and how we show up for our clients. In celebration of Valentine’s Day we take a look back to February 2025 when catastrophic flooding hit Eastern Kentucky. The Atlas team didn’t wait to be asked — they showed up. Real impact comes from being part of the community, not just working in it. 🌎 “What sets Atlas apart is simple, they care. For every site we’ve worked on, they’ve taken the time to understand the history, meet the people behind the project and invest in real relationships. I’ve worked with dozens of contractors, big firms with all the resources but none of the heart, and small local groups that care deeply but struggle to deliver at scale. Atlas is the rare company that brings both: world-class resources and a team that truly cares about the communities they serve.” – Blake Moss, Public Administration Specialist, Big Sandy Area Development District Link: bit.ly/4rN9Nd6 hashtag#AtlasHeart hashtag#enablingcommunitiesflourishthrive hashtag#valuesatwork

Our A-Team is growing, and we’re excited to welcome Mike Nibert as Atlas’ Environmental Operations Manager in Texas. In his role, Mike is responsible for performance, staffing, client management and growth for our Environmental Health and Management teams in Texas. Based in Dallas, Mike brings more than two decades of experience in environmental consulting, solid waste engineering, remediation, industrial hygiene, due diligence and related disciplines. Prior to joining Atlas, Mike worked as a Director of Environmental Services in North Texas, where he led Environmental Services and oversaw Profit & Loss performance, strategic planning and client engagement. “Mike has a proven track record of directing high-performing teams, driving operational excellence and leading multi-million-dollar environmental programs across consulting, remediation, industrial hygiene and regulatory compliance,” said Atlas’ Environmental Business President Lytle Troutt. “In his short time with the A-Team, Mike is already contributing in a meaningful way, and we are excited to have him on our team.” Congratulations on your new role, and welcome aboard the A-Team!

Welcome aboard the A-Team, Zach Keefe. As Atlas’ Eastern New England Industrial Hygiene Lead, Zach will help advance our industrial hygiene practice through expansion of client services and business growth in New England and across the US. Based in Woburn, Massachusetts, Zach is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and brings more than 25 years of experience in industrial hygiene, general and localized ventilation, occupational exposure and health and safety. Before joining Atlas, he was responsible for leading business development initiatives in the laboratory, educational, medical and manufacturing fields as an Industrial Hygiene Lead. He has extensive experience performing airflow and containment verification assessments using DNA-tagged aerosol technology and is proficient in leading environmental remediation projects and environmental compliance projects related to the medical, assisted living, tourism, biopharmaceutical, educational and municipal sectors. “Zach is an expert in delivering high-quality and cost-effective solutions that keep people safe,” said Atlas’ Environmental Business President Lytle Troutt. “Using the latest industrial hygiene technologies, Zach brings extensive experience in designing innovative and sustainable solutions that not only meet compliance requirements but also improve the health and safety of people and places.” Welcome to the A-Team, Zach! We are delighted to have you on board.