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New case study: ESE delivered a regulator-ready LPST Plan A, including a Risk-Based Assessment and Drinking Water Survey, to support next-step decisions under the Texas PST Program. To view the full case study, visit: esepartners.com/project/auto-d…

Allyson Broeder and Rylee Harwell with @ESEPartners will be attending the 11th Annual Commercial Real Estate Summit with @CCIMcentralTX and the Central Texas Commercial Association of Realtors in Austin. If you’re attending, let us know! #ESEPartners #CRE #AustinTexas

When you think of springtime in Texas, rain comes with it. Quick storms, muddy days, and skies that don’t stick to the forecast. It passes, the sun comes back, and everything picks right back up. That’s Texas!

Just another day politely asking the land what it’s hiding 🌿 #ESEPartners #NaturalResources #Wetlands #WOTUS #FieldData #EnvironmentalFieldwork #Permitting #Ecology

We’re hiring a Compliance Project Manager at ESE Partners. This role supports environmental compliance programs across Texas, helping clients navigate regulations and keep projects moving. Apply today at esepartners.com/job-opportunit… #ESEPartners #NowHiring #TexasJobs

Not all environmental risks show up in records. A Phase I ESA for a Southeast Texas flood control site uncovered a potential concern during reconnaissance but ultimately confirmed no RECs and no data gaps. Go here to read the full case study: esepartners.com/project/phase-…

ESE Partners is headed to the TCEQ Environmental Trade Fair and Conference in San Antonio! May 19–20 at the Henry B. González Convention Center. Find us at Booth 455 connecting with teams moving projects across Texas. #TCEQ #TexasBusiness #Environmental #ESEPartners

Rylee Harwell had a great time representing ESE Partners at the CCIM Central Texas 6th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament! Thank you to @CCIMCentralTx for hosting a great day of networking, friendly competition, and connection. #ESEPartners #CCIMCentralTx #CommercialRealEstate

Sometimes “out in the field” looks more like concrete, equipment, and an active facility. #EnvironmentalConsulting #Fieldwork #MonitoringWells #EnvironmentalScience #TexasEnvironmental

A “clean” site isn’t always risk-free. This Phase I ESA gave a Texas flood control project the clarity to move forward with confidence. Go here to read the full case study: esepartners.com/project/enviro…

Our team often works on active construction sites like this. Construction underway, multiple crews, and a lot happening at once. It is not a controlled setup, and rarely a blank slate. Our scientists know how to read a site and do the work the right way within it.

You never know what you’re walking into in this line of work! One day it’s meetings, the next it’s a full welcome committee in the field 🐄 Keeps things interesting across Texas! What’s the most unexpected thing you’ve seen on site?

Texas data center growth is accelerating fast. Tax exemptions now exceed $1B per year, with hundreds of projects operating or in development. As demand rises, so do pressures on power, water, and permitting. Early planning is becoming critical.

Lead dust risks aren’t always airborne. ESE developed a cleaning protocol for a manufacturing facility to reduce exposure, prevent contamination, and support OSHA compliance through practical, repeatable processes. To view the full case study, go here: esepartners.com/wp-content/upl…

Environmental consulting is not just reports and permits. It is about how early decisions shape timelines, budgets, and risk across a project. At ESE, collaboration and ownership are part of the work from day one. Explore careers: esepartners.com/careers-enviro…

In Texas, environmental compliance is being evaluated differently. It’s no longer just about having plans in place. More focus is on documentation, reporting, and how programs are maintained. Gaps are often showing up during audits and inspections, not just violations.

Most project delays blamed on permitting actually start earlier. Natural resource constraints like wetlands, waters, and habitat are often identified too late, after design is already underway. Early evaluation changes everything.

Regulatory shifts are starting to show up where it matters most: project timelines, permitting strategy, and long-term planning. PFAS standards, WOTUS uncertainty, and Section 401 variability are not separate issues. They are intersecting early in the lifecycle.

ESE Partners is hiring a Compliance Project Manager in Texas. If you have experience with environmental compliance, reporting, and regulatory coordination, we’d like to connect. View the role: esepartners.com/careers-enviro…

Texas land development is booming, and early environmental planning keeps projects moving. Where are you seeing the most growth? #TexasDevelopment #LandDevelopment