Gannett Fleming

Gannett Fleming, known as GFT, is a privately held architecture, engineering and construction firm founded in 1915. It employs more than 5,000 people and provides planning, design, technology and construction management services to public and private clients worldwide. The firm's work is organised around four infrastructure sectors: water, power, transportation and buildings. In practice, this means projects such as water and wastewater treatment facilities, power transmission infrastructure, highway and transportation systems, and buildings, delivered through architecture, engineering and construction management. The technical disciplines it draws on include infrastructure design, water and wastewater treatment engineering, power transmission, highway and transportation systems, building design, sustainability and resiliency engineering, and construction technology. The firm describes its work as multidisciplinary, combining technical expertise with creative problem-solving, and emphasises client collaboration, continuous quality improvement, and innovation and strategic partnership. Its stated focus is on resilient and sustainable solutions intended to enhance communities and improve quality of life; the firm frames its mission as shaping the "Infrastructure of Life". Operations are international in scope, serving clients across public and private infrastructure markets. Further information is available at gannettfleming.com.