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Press Release / January 6, 2026

SSR Announces Recent Promotions and New Roles, January 2026

Learn more about the individuals who were recently promoted or are taking on new roles.

Blog / December 15, 2025

LEED v5 Assessment Prerequisites: Building a Strong Foundation for Sustainable Design

LEED v5 introduces a set of key assessment prerequisites that every project must complete to qualify for certification. These early-stage evaluations ensure that sustainability is embedded from the start—before design and construction begin. Project teams are now required to assess climate risk, carbon impact, waste strategies, and resilience planning as part of their foundational approach.

Blog / December 2, 2025

Designing for Growth: SSR’s Work on the East Bank Pump Station

As Nashville’s East Bank undergoes a dramatic transformation, infrastructure is rising to meet the demands of future growth. At the heart of this evolution is the East Bank Pump Station—a critical component designed to support the emerging district’s expanding development footprint. SSR is proud to serve as the civil and structural engineer on this high-impact project, helping lay the groundwork for a thriving new district.

Blog / December 2, 2025

Protecting Water Systems: SSR’s Expertise in Risk and Resilience Assessments and Emergency Response Planning

In today’s evolving landscape of environmental and security threats, safeguarding public water systems is more critical than ever. Under the America’s Water Infrastructure Act Section 2013 (AWIA), the EPA mandates that all community water systems serving more than 3,300 people must complete a Risk and Resilience Assessment (RRA) and develop a corresponding Emergency Response Plan (ERP). These requirements are designed to help utilities prepare for and respond to both natural hazards and malevolent acts.

Blog / November 30, 2025

Performance Over Promises: How LEED v5 Redefines Energy and Water Standards

LEED v5 continues its shift toward impact-driven design by transforming how projects are evaluated for energy and water performance. Rather than focusing solely on cost savings or prescriptive measures, the new framework emphasizes climate alignment, carbon tracking, and resilience—especially in regions facing water stress or energy volatility. These updates challenge project teams to think beyond compliance and toward long-term environmental stewardship.

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