As DEC, CDM Smith coordinated environmental studies and technical design inputs to support the EIA documentation across multiple task orders. We integrated engineering, environmental and planning disciplines to identify potential impacts, assess constraints and develop mitigation strategies aligned with regulatory requirements. Structured workflows and centralized information management strengthened submission quality, consistency and approval readiness.
Multi-disciplinary collaboration ensured environmental considerations were embedded within infrastructure design. Spatial constraints, utilities, drainage and road layouts were reviewed alongside environmental sensitivities to support accurate impact identification and mitigation planning.
We prepared and coordinated technical inputs for EIA reports, ensuring alignment with local regulatory requirements and submission standards.
Structured review processes enhanced the consistency and defensibility of environmental documentation, reducing rework and supporting efficient regulatory review.
Close collaboration with Ashghal and approving authorities supported transparent communication, timely responses to queries and streamlined approvals.
Our scope of work includes coordinating environmental studies, integrating engineering inputs into impact assessments, and supporting preparation of approval documentation across concurrent road and infrastructure packages. By embedding environmental considerations within design development, we strengthened impact identification, mitigation planning and regulatory compliance. Structured coordination and review processes improved submission quality and supported timely approvals. Through our DEC role, we enhanced environmental governance and approval certainty across a complex, large-area infrastructure program.
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