
Community Outreach
Nobis is a community leader that believes deeply in social responsibility for our communities and our environment.
Making a difference in the communities that we live and work in is what Nobis’ Community Outreach Program is all about!
The Nobis Mission
To be a leading provider of high-value engineering services in support of:
- Environmental restoration
- Responsible growth
- Sustainable development
- Infrastructure development and modernization
Our employee-owners have a longstanding commitment to being active, supportive members in our communities. Being a good corporate citizen is an ongoing responsibility. Nobis offers every employee 24 paid hours per year to volunteer. We believe this is the foundation for helping to create stronger communities and enhance the quality of life for our clients and employees.
Nobis designates up to five percent of our annual profits to charitable organizations with support focused on hunger relief, education, and development of youth, workforce development, health and social services, and affordable housing.
Our focus: To help build strong and vibrant communities.
A Green Company
Nobis is committed to reducing waste, promoting recycling and reusing.
As a progressive business and team of individuals, we believe it is our responsibility to use our planet’s resources wisely and ensure a healthy future for generations to come.
Our new tag line—Engineering a Sustainable Future—perfectly summarizes that daily commitment.
Recent Recognition
In 2011, Business NH Magazine selected Nobis Engineering, Inc. as a Business of the Year award recipient for our outstanding civic contributions and exceptional performance within the Construction/Engineering/Real Estate industry.
Aspiring Leaders
Nobis was accepted into the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) Aspiring Leaders Program in 2010. This newly implemented program challenges companies to actively recycle and reduce carbon emissions. In less than a year, through tracking our carpooling and video conferencing, we decreased our carbon emissions by more than 25,000 pounds. Additionally, our Concord office recycled 69% of our solid waste, surpassing our goal of 50% recycling.
LEED Certified
Nobis' Lowell Office holds the LEED® Gold certification as established by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is the nation’s preeminent program for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings.
Nobis achieved LEED certification for energy, lighting, water, and material use—as well as incorporating a variety of other sustainable strategies—as part of a historic preservation of the former Davis Sargent Lumber Mill building located in Lowell, MA. This is the first LEED certified building in the City of Lowell, and one of the oldest buildings in the United States to be certified.
The Gold Level LEED Certification was based on a number of green design and construction features that include the following:
- Indoor environmental quality
- Energy and atmosphere
- Materials and resources
- Innovation and design process
- Water efficiency
- Sustainability
Nobis fosters a culture of environmental consciousness. Every day, our commitment results in cost savings for the company and contributes to the goodwill and reputation in the environmental arena.
Organizations We Support
- American Cancer Society
- Boys and Girls Club of Concord
- Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell
- Capital Region Food Program
- Community Teamwork, Inc.
- Concord Adopt-a-Spot
- Concord Area Trust for Community Housing (CATCH)
- Concord Hospital
- Eastern Lakes Region Housing Coalition
- Families in Transitions
- Friendly Kitchen
- Girl Scouts of America
- Greater Manchester Neighborworks
- Habitat for Humanity of Greater Lowell
- Laconia Area Community Land Trust (LACLT)
- Lowell Community Gardens
- Lowell General Hospital
- The Lowell Plan
- Manchester VA Hospital
- Merrimack Valley Food Bank
- New Hampshire Community Loan Fund
- New Hampshire Food Bank
- New Hampshire Motor Speedway Children's Charities
- New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR)
- Second Start
- Society of Military Engineers
- Special Olympics
- Toys for Tots
- United Way of Merrimack County
- United Way of Merrimack Valley
- The Wish Project
- YMCA of Concord
- YMCA of Greater Lowell