CIS Announces Leadership Transition to Support Next Phase of Growth
CIS, a national leader in community-based water infrastructure solutions, announced a planned leadership transition to support the company’s continued growth and evolution. Sanjiv K. Sinha, P.E., Ph.D., will transition from his role as Chief Executive Officer to Senior Advisor effective September 11, 2026, as CIS begins a search for its next CEO.
Harvard Extension School Study Finds Prince George's County's Clean Water Partnership Delivers Lasting Environmental and Economic Impact
A new Harvard Extension School study has found that the Clean Water Partnership (CWP) has successfully delivered measurable environmental improvements while creating significant economic opportunities for Prince George's County residents and businesses.
CIS Partners with Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas (UG) to Implement $150 Million Worth of Community-Based Water Infrastructure Projects
UG has contracted CIS, the nation’s leading builder of resilient infrastructure, to manage and execute the delivery of stormwater, separation of combined sewer, and green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) projects. To inform the program’s delivery approach, CIS has worked with the UG to develop a “Community-Based Partnership (CBP) that incorporates local capacity development and utilization, along with performance-based project delivery.”
CIS Leaps to No. 153 on ENR's 2025 Top 200 Environmental Firms List Following 89% Revenue Growth and Strategic Expansion
CIS, the nation’s leading builder of community-based resilient infrastructure, announced today its advancement to No. 153 on Engineering News-Record’s (ENR) 2025 Top 200 Largest Global Environmental Firms—a 26-place jump from No. 179 in 2024. The ranking reflects a year of growth, including an 89% increase in revenue from $38 million in 2023 to $72 million in 2024.
CIS Secures Second Tranche of Private Financing from the Urban Investment Group at Goldman Sachs Alternatives to Expand Stormwater Infrastructure in Greater Milwaukee
CIS, the nation’s leading resilient infrastructure builder, has announced the deployment of a second tranche of private financing from its credit facility with the Urban Investment Group (UIG) at Goldman Sachs Alternatives. This funding will further enhance CIS’s capacity to mitigate stormwater runoff across the Greater Milwaukee region through its Community-Based Partnership (CBP) with the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) called Fresh Coast Protection Partnership (FCPP). Since the 1990s, MMSD has been implementing green infrastructure strategies to slow or capture water before it reaches discharge points, complementing grey infrastructure by increasing capacity. A variety of programs, partnerships, and policies have established the foundation for MMSD’s 2035 Vision, targeting a storage capacity of 740 million gallons. So far, MMSD has achieved over 100 million gallons, with CIS accounting for over ten percent of that total in the past five years alone.
