Awards and Recognition

• Best Carbon Advisory Company—3rd year in a row
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2008-January 2009)
  Selected through a survey of nearly 2,000 companies. Awards in four categories:
• Best Advisor for EU Emissions Trading Scheme
• Best Advisor for Kyoto Projects
• Best Advisor for North American Mandatory Markets
• Best Advisor for Voluntary Markets
  
  
• M&A Award
  Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) (2007)
  ICF International was recognized for completing two strategic acquisitions to strengthen the firm's consulting practice in energy, environmental policy and climate change strategy. ICF acquired Energy and Environmental Analysis, Inc. (EEA), which specializes in energy market analyses, modeling, transportation and energy technology, and environmental advisory services. ICF also acquired Simat, Helliesen & Eichner, Inc. (SH&E), one of the world’s largest air transport consultancies, combining SH&E’s 40 years of expertise in aviation with ICF’s leadership in climate change strategies, including addressing and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from airport expansion projects. EBJ solicited the environmental industry via e-mail, Web site, and word-of-mouth for nominations for the awards. Nominations were accepted in 200-word essays, and winners were determined by a committee of EBJ staff and an editorial advisory board.

• Best Carbon Advisory Company—2nd year in a row
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2007-January 2008)
  Selected through a survey of nearly 1,000 companies. Awards in two categories:
  • Best Advisor for North American greenhouse gas markets
  • Best Advisor Runner Up for Kyoto project credits

• Silver Medal for Business Achievement
  Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) (2006)
  In the category Large Firms (over $100M), ICF was honored for staking out a leading global position as a consultancy providing strategic services designed to help businesses, governments, and other parties address their climate change issues in an increasingly "carbon constrained" world. EBJ solicited the environmental industry via e-mail, Web site, and word-of-mouth for nominations for the awards. Nominations were accepted in 200-word essays, and winners were determined by a committee of EBJ staff and an editorial advisory board.

• Best Carbon Advisory Company
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2006-January 2007)
  Selected through a survey of about 2,000 companies. Awards in three categories:
  • Best Advisor for the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme
  • Best Advisor for North American greenhouse gas markets
  • Best Advisor Runner Up for Kyoto project credits

• Honorable Mention—Best Advisor on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2005-January 2006)
  Selected through a survey of more than 1,500 companies asked to nominate leading advisors in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions allowances, weather derivates, and renewable energy certificates.
  
  
• Merit Award
  Association of Energy Services Professionals International (AESP) (2001)
  Awarded to ICF International and California's Pacific Gas and Electric Company for a far-reaching air conditioner replacement program.

• Climate Neutral Network Centurion
  United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (2009)
  Recognized as one of the first 100 participants of the Climate Neutral Network (CN Net). This initiative promotes global action and involvement for low carbon economies and societies.
  
  
• Leader in Climate Change Consulting Services
  Verdantix (2008)
  Recognized by this independent business research firm as a strong choice for companies needing expertise in carbon management strategy and implementation, multi-regional carbon trading and offsetting advice, and climate change opportunity analysis. ICF was also recognized for its decision to implement its own consulting advice and become carbon neutral.
  
  
• M&A Award: Mid-Sized Deals—Silver Medal
  Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) (2008)
  Recognized for its acquisition of Jones & Stokes, which expands ICF's environmental capabilities and offerings in strategic growth areas and deepens the firm's environmental planning and natural resource management capabilities. With 19 offices in seven states, Jones & Stokes also strengthens ICF's presence in the western U.S. Jones & Stokes was a 2007 EBJ Gold Medal award recipient among medium-size firms for increasing its annual sales from $70.3 million in 2006 to $85 million in 2007, a 20.9% jump attributable entirely to internal growth.
  
  
• Best Carbon Advisory Company—3rd year in a row
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2008-January 2009)
  Selected through a survey of nearly 2,000 companies. Awards in four categories:
• Best Advisor for EU Emissions Trading Scheme
• Best Advisor for Kyoto Projects
• Best Advisor for North American Mandatory Markets
• Best Advisor for Voluntary Markets
  
  
• 2008 Green Challenge—2nd Place
  2008 Net Impact Green Challenge
  ICF International was recognized for using an innovative green team structure to create a comprehensive sustainability program in the Washington, D.C., and San Francisco offices. In a six-month term, the ICF Green Team reduced lighting output by 59 kWh through lighting controls and more efficient bulbs, implemented water conservation measures saving 450 gallons of water, and composted 240 pounds of waste. Employees also hosted green education events for their fellow staff members and launched company-wide environmental campaigns, including a green audit of company procurement policies and efforts to develop green leases for company buildings and green benefits as part of employee compensation packages.
  
  
• M&A Award
  Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) (2007)
  ICF International was recognized for completing two strategic acquisitions to strengthen the firm's consulting practice in energy, environmental policy and climate change strategy. ICF acquired Energy and Environmental Analysis, Inc. (EEA), which specializes in energy market analyses, modeling, transportation and energy technology, and environmental advisory services. ICF also acquired Simat, Helliesen & Eichner, Inc. (SH&E), one of the world’s largest air transport consultancies, combining SH&E’s 40 years of expertise in aviation with ICF’s leadership in climate change strategies, including addressing and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from airport expansion projects. EBJ solicited the environmental industry via e-mail, Web site, and word-of-mouth for nominations for the awards. Nominations were accepted in 200-word essays, and winners were determined by a committee of EBJ staff and an editorial advisory board.
  
  
• ENERGY STAR® Excellence in Energy Efficiency Awards
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (June 2008)
  Four regional utilities and collaboratives received awards from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for ENERGY STAR programs supported by ICF, which provides design, implementation, and marketing support services to these award-winning programs. The winners were among 74 businesses and institutions selected out of 12,000 ENERGY STAR partners.
  
  
• Best Carbon Advisory Company—2nd year in a row
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2007-January 2008)
  Selected through a survey of nearly 1,000 companies. Awards in two categories:
• Best Advisor for North American greenhouse gas markets
• Best Advisor Runner Up for Kyoto project credits

• Silver Medal for Business Achievement
  Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) (2006)
  In the category Large Firms (over $100M), ICF was honored for staking out a leading global position as a consultancy providing strategic services designed to help businesses, governments, and other parties address their climate change issues in an increasingly "carbon constrained" world. EBJ solicited the environmental industry via e-mail, Web site, and word-of-mouth for nominations for the awards. Nominations were accepted in 200-word essays, and winners were determined by a committee of EBJ staff and an editorial advisory board.

• Best Carbon Advisory Company
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2006-January 2007)
  Selected through a survey of about 2,000 companies. Awards in three categories:
  • Best Advisor for the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme
  • Best Advisor for North American greenhouse gas markets
  • Best Advisor Runner Up for Kyoto project credits

• Honorable Mention—Best Advisor on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme
  Environmental Finance Magazine (December 2005-January 2006)
  Selected through a survey of more than 1,500 companies asked to nominate leading advisors in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions allowances, weather derivates, and renewable energy certificates.
  
  
• 2nd Largest Environmental Consultant in the Washington, D.C., Area
  Washington Business Journal (2004)
  Ranking based on billings.

• NASA Civil Service/Contractor Team Award
  U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (2004)
  Awarded to the Perchlorate Evaluation Team, which provided an independent analysis of the risks of perchlorate to human health and presented results to the White House and the National Academy of Sciences.
  
  
• OSDBU Director’s Award
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) (2004)
  Presented to ICF International in appreciation for the firm’s continued support and 100 percent subcontracting rate in 2003.
  
  
• Best Workplaces for Commuters
  Commuter Choice Leadership Initiative, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
  Awarded during National Transportation Week 2002 to recognize employers who offer significant commuter benefits as models for businesses across the country and meet the EPA and DOT's National Standard of Excellence.
  
  
• First Annual Fairfax County Business Recycling Awards
  Business Recycling Committee of Fairfax County, Virginia
  Awarded on Earth Day 2002 for outstanding achievement in promoting and supporting recycling efforts at our headquarters office in Fairfax, Virginia.
  
  
• NASA Agency Wide Honor Award
  U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (2002)
  Awarded to the NASA Environmental Management Systems (EMS) Core Team, which was responsible for helping NASA develop EMS strategies at three centers: Glenn Research Station, Johnson Space Center, and Stennis Space Center.
  
  
• NASA Headquarters Honor Award
  U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (2001)
  First recipient of an award as part of a civil service/contractor team, awarded to the NASA Environmental Management Systems (EMS) Core Team, which was responsible for helping NASA develop EMS strategies at three centers: Glenn Research Station, Johnson Space Center, and Stennis Space Center.
  
  
• White House "Closing the Circle" Award
  White House Task Force on Greening the Government Through Waste Prevention and Recycling, U.S. Office of the Federal Environmental Executive (2001)
  Awarded to the Environmental Management Systems (EMS) Team for outstanding environmental stewardship work. The EMS was tested at Glenn Research Center, Johnson Space Center, and Stennis Space Center.
  
  
• ENERGY STAR Building Award
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (2001)
  Awarded to our Los Angeles, California, office for excellence in energy-efficiency performance throughout the building.

• Intergovernmental Solutions Award
  American Council for Technology (2009)
  ACT, a non-profit educational organization established in 1979 to assist government in acquiring and using information technology resources, selected an ICF client project as a winner. The project—Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Registered Traveler (RT) Program—is supported by ICF’s Cybersecurity Solutions.
  
  
• Top 100 Government IT Contractors
  Washington Technology (2009)

• Technology Fast 500 Companies in North America
  Deloitte (2008)

• Technology Fast 50 Technology Companies in the Greater Washington area (ranked 33rd)
  Deloitte (2008)

• Outstanding Achievement from the Defense Industry (2nd Place)
  Network Centric Warfare (NCW) Awards, Institute for Defense and Government Advancement (2005)
  Awarded for work in Sense and Respond Logistics for the U.S. Department of Defense, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Office of Force Transformation.
  
  
• David Packard Excellence in Acquisition Award
  U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) (2004)
  Awarded for the DOD EMALL, a Web-based marketplace. Hosted by the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency to recognize significant contributions that have demonstrated exemplary innovations and applications of best acquisition practices.
  
  
• E-Gov Explorer Award
  E-Gov Government Solutions Center (2003)
  Awarded for Grants Management System developed for the Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.
  
  
• Golden Link Award
  Air Force Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) (2003)
  Awarded for Domestic Emergency Response Information Service (DERIS) developed for the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency and U.S. Department of Defense.
  
  
• First Place, ArcPad Software Application
  ESRI (2003)
  Awarded for Electronic Site Monitor, a wireless electronic data logging system for handheld PDAs that makes it easy for environmental field scientists to locate sampling locations and gather data for groundwater data sampling, storage, and reporting.
  
  
• Finalist, Excellence in Government Award
  Federal Chief Information Officers Council (2002)
  Awarded for Grants Management System as part of a team providing services to the Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.
  
  
• Excellence Award
  Society for Technical Communication, Washington, D.C. chapter (2002)
  Awarded for GreenWorks Gazette CD-ROM for Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, 2000-2001 competition.
  
  
• Best Practice Award—KMWorld (2001)
  Awarded for development of United Nations Global Compact Web site.

• Silver Inkwell Award of Merit
  International Association of Business Communicators (2001)
  Awarded for PA SiteFinder, online database of brownfields developed for Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
  
  
• Hammer Award
  National Performance Review, federal study for more effective government led by former U.S. Vice President Al Gore (2000)
  Awarded for Chicago Pile 5 Research Reactor Large-Scale Demonstration and Deployment Project as part of a team providing services to Argonne National Laboratories, U.S. Department of Energy. The Hammer Award was created to recognize government teams that show real innovation either by putting customers first, empowering employees, cutting red tape, or achieving results American citizens care about.
  
  
• USA Today Hot Site
  Presented at the 2000 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland for development of United Nations Global Compact Web site.
  
  
• Quick Strike Award
  International Finance Corporation (IFC) (2000)
  Awarded for Blue Sheet System, a Lotus Notes workflow application developed for IFC.
  
  
• Planning Technology Award
  National Capital Planning Commission (2000)
  Awarded for electronic database and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) application for historic preservation in Washington, D.C.
  
  
• Merit Award
  Society for Technical Communication, Washington, DC chapter (2000)
  Awarded for assistance in developing QuickScope software for ENERGY STAR® Buildings Commercial Real Estate Program, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
  
  
• Silver Inkwell Award of Merit
  International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for program marketing tool kit CD-ROM developed for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR® Homes program.

• Community Education and Training Award
  Excellence in Intelligence (2008)
  Awarded to the Learning Technologies and Strategies team, part of ICF's Center for National Security Research, which supports the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and national security organizations across a broad array of workforce development and IT services.
  
  
• Top 50 Homeland Security Blogs
  e-Justice Blog (2008)
  Awarded to ICF's Disaster Zone blog.

• Davey Award (2009)
  Silver Award for the Identity Theft Victim Assistance Online Training: Supporting Victims' Financial and Emotional Recovery e-learning training, created by the Office for Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center and Allen Interactions. The Davey Awards honor the creative excellence of smaller agencies and companies worldwide and are judged by the International Academy of the Visual Arts.
  
  
• TIVA-DC Peer Awards (2009)
  The Peer Awards, from the Television, Internet & Video Association of DC, honor professionals of the metropolitan area media community that have demonstrated excellence in their work as judged by their peers. ICF was recognized in two categories:
  • Bronze Award, Internet Only: Commercial/PSA for Child Abuse Prevention Resources Promo
  • Bronze Award, Internet Only: Public Relations/Marketing for "What is Information Gateway?" Video
    
    
• Telly Award (2009)
  Bronze Award in the direct marketing category for the “What is Child Welfare Information Gateway” video presentation. The Child Welfare Information Gateway is a clearinghouse that ICF manages for the Children’s Bureau, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Telly is a coveted industry award that recognizes the best commercials, traditional film and video productions, and on-line videos.
  
  
• Gold Award
  NIH National Plain Language Awards (2009)
  Awarded to ICF Macro for a National Cancer Institute educational series to help patients understand chemotherapy and manage its side effects. The National Institutes of Health honors outstanding NIH communication products that communicate health information in a way that helps people to easily understand research results.
  
  
• Gold Award
  National Health Information Awards (2009)
  Awarded to ICF Macro for the "After an Attempt" video, which recounts Terry Wise’s survival of a suicide attempt and recovery. The National Health Information Awards recognizes the nation's best consumer health information programs and materials.
  
  
• Silver Award
  National Health Information Awards (2009)
  Awarded to ICF Macro for a National Cancer Institute educational series to help patients understand chemotherapy and manage its side effects.
  
  
• Gold Award
  National Mature Media Awards (2009)
  Awarded to ICF Macro for a National Cancer Institute educational series to help patients understand chemotherapy and manage its side effects. The National Mature Media Awards is the nation's largest awards program to recognize the best advertising, marketing, and educational materials produced for adults age 50 and over.
  
  
• Outstanding Achievement
  Interactive Media Awards (2008)
  Awarded to ICF Macro in the Military category for the Quit Tobacco—Make Everyone Proud Web site. The council's award competition is open to both individuals and organizations involved in designing, developing, managing, supporting, and promoting Web sites. The competition seeks to increase the standards of excellence on the internet.
  
  
• Awards of Excellence
  APEX Awards for Publication Excellence (2008)
  • Newsletters – Web and Electronic category:
    Children’s Bureau Express
  • One-of-a-kind – Print Publications category:
    Promoting Healthy Families in Your Community:
    2008 Resource Packet

Part of ICF's Child Welfare Information Gateway contract that provides comprehensive information clearinghouse services to child welfare professionals.

• Communicator Awards (2008)
  Marketing/Promotion Campaign category: 2007 Child Abuse Prevention Initiative.
  
  
• Gold Award
  American Association of Webmasters (2008)
  Awarded to AIDS.gov Web site for new media components, including RSS feeds, a blog site, and podcasts with streaming videos, produced by ICF for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of HIV/AIDS Policy.
  
  
• Outstanding Contractor Award
  Administration for Children and Families (ACF), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (2007)
  Awarded for support of the Children's Bureau as part of the Child Welfare Information Gateway contract that provides comprehensive information clearinghouse services to child welfare professionals.
  
  
• Gold Award
  American Association of Webmasters (2006)
  Awarded to Child Welfare Information Gateway Web site, developed by ICF Caliber for the Children's Bureau, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, to promote the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and families. The site connects child welfare—including adoption and other related professionals—to timely and essential information on topics ranging from child abuse prevention to adoption.

In 2002, ICF International was ranked number one in government and social education public relations by the Council of PR Firms. ICF International also was ranked as the thirteenth largest public relations firm in the nation and second largest in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.

• Communicator Awards (2009)
  
  Two Gold Awards: Climate Change integrated marketing communications materials for U.S. EPA; Do Your Part! marketing campaign for National Parks Conservation Association
  
  Four Silver Awards: U.S.-Middle East Partnership for Breast Cancer marketing communications campaig; Green Business integrated marketing campaign for ICF International’s Commercial Marketing; I Love Tips water conservation marketing campaign for City of Durham, N.C.; National Healthy Marriage Resource Center (NHMRC) Web site
  
  
• Hermes Creative Awards
  Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals (2009)
  
  Five Platinum Awards: U.S.-Middle East Partnership for Breast Cancer marketing communications campaign; Climate Change integrated marketing communications materials for U.S. EPA; Early Education brochure for ICF International’s Early Education Institute; 2008 Sector Performance Report publication for U.S. EPA; Quality Economics brochure for U.S. EPA
  
  Six Gold Awards: U.S.-Middle East Partnership for Breast Cancer Web site; Green Business integrated marketing campaign for ICF International’s Commercial Marketing; Do Your Part! marketing campaign for National Parks Conservation Association; Home Performance with Energy Star print ad for First Energy; 2008 Smart Growth Awards brochure for U.S. EPA; Children’s Environmental Health 2008 Highlights for U.S. EPA Office of Children's Health Protection
  
  Three Honorable Mentions: I Love Tips water conservation marketing campaign for City of Durham, N.C.; Resource Conservation Challenge publication for U.S. EPA; Real Benefits for ICF International’s Human Resources
  

• Gold ADDY Award
  DC Ad Club (2009)
  Awarded in Public Service—Collateral, Poster category to ICF International for "Cherry Blossom Week Recycling," created for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The DC Ad Club ADDY Awards recognized the best in creative excellence in advertising in the metropolitan Washington, D.C., area from more than 800 entries from agencies, design studios, media outlets, and individuals across the region.

• Hermes Creative Awards
  Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals (2008)
  
  Two Platinum Awards: "Clean Air NY-Breathe It In" integrated marketing campaign for the New York State Department of Transportation; "SmartGrowth" brochure for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
  
  Three Gold Awards: Youth Sponsorship Program Toolkit for the Department of Defense; Children's Environmental Health Excellence Awards integrated marketing campaign for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Children's Health Protection; self-promotion brochure for ICF's Strategic Communications practice

• Silver Inkwell Award of Merit
  International Association of Business Communicators (2005), IABC Washington, DC, Chapter
  Awarded in Print Category to ICF International and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for the Head Start campaign: "Lead Poisoning Prevention Campaign."
  
  
• Crystal Awards of Excellence (2003)
  Communicator Awards—Video Competition
  Awarded for a video news release (VNR) produced as part of a statewide renewable energy public awareness campaign for the California Energy Commission.
  
  
• Top Public Relations Rankings (2002)
  Council of PR Firms
  Ranked number one in government and in social education public relations and as the thirteenth largest public relations firm in the nation and second largest in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.
  
  
• Bronze Telly Award (2002)
  Awarded for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency video, "Climate Change, Wildlife, and Wetlands."
  
  
• Bronze Telly Award (2002)
  Awarded for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) video, "Welcome to the Neighborhood."
  
  
• Bronze Anvil Award of Commendation
  Public Relations Society of America (2001)
  Awarded for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency video, "Climate Change, Wildlife, and Wetlands: A Tool Kit for Teachers and Interpreters."
  
  
• Bronze Telly Award (1999)
  Awarded for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency training video, "Natural Gas STAR Program for Production Companies."
  
  
• Best in Virginia Award of Merit
  Virginia International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for Pennsylvania 21st Century Environment Commission report.

Awards for City of San José
Clean 'N Green Recycling Campaign

• Grand Award (2003)
  APEX Awards for Publication Excellence—
  Special Publications
  Awarded for the "City of San José Recycling Guide."

Communicator Awards

• Crystal Awards of Excellence (2003)
  Communicator Awards—
  Audio Competition
  Awarded for two radio commercials produced for the City of San José Clean 'N Green Recycling Campaign.
  
  
• Award of Distinction (2003)
  Communicator Awards—
  Print Media Competition
  Awarded in design/program guide category for the "City of San José Recycling Guide."
  
  
• Award of Distinction (2003)
  Communicator Awards—
  Print Media Competition
  Awarded in writing/feature article category for City of San José Environmental Services Department feature story, "Commingled Recycling: The City of San José enters the mix with new split-body collection trucks";
  MSW Management (May/June 2002).

Prism Awards

• PRism Award
  Public Relations Society of America - Los Angeles Chapter (2002)
  Awarded for City of San José Environmental Services Department feature story, "Commingled Recycling: The City of San José enters the mix with new split-body collection trucks"; MSW Management (May/June 2002).
  
  
• PRism Award of Excellence
  Public Relations Society of America - Los Angeles Chapter (2002)
  Awarded for City of San José Environmental Services Department Multi-family Dwelling and Single Family Dwelling Recycling Guides, "It's Easy to Make a Difference."
  
  
• PRism Award of Excellence
  Public Relations Society of America - Los Angeles Chapter (2002)
  Awarded for City of San José Environmental Services Department logo, "Clean 'n Green San José: Services with Curb Appeal."

• Silver Inkwell Award of Merit
  International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for program marketing tool kit CD-ROM.
  
  
• Best in Virginia Award of Merit
  Virginia International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for program marketing tool kit CD-ROM.
  
  
• Best in Virginia Award of Merit
  Virginia International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for builder brochure.

• Award of Excellence
  Society of Technical Communicators (2000)
  Awarded for commercial real estate program marketing brochure.
  
  
• Best in Virginia Honorable Mention
  Virginia International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for hospitality Web site press kit.
  
  
• Best in Virginia Honorable Mention
  Virginia International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for "Partners in Promotion" mailer.

Awards for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's lead awareness program, "Runs Better Unleaded"

• Creativity in Public Relations Award (CIPRA)
  Inside PR (2000)
  
  
• Thoth Award of Excellence for Nonprofit Program
  Public Relations Society of America (1999)
  Awarded for public service announcement.
  
  
• Silver Inkwell Award of Merit
  International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for poster.
  
  
• Best in Virginia Award of Merit
  Virginia International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for poster.
  
  
• MOBIUS Advertising Award (2000)
  Awarded for cinema advertising.
  
  
• Mercury Award
  MerComm (2000)
  Awarded for cinema advertising.

• Silver Inkwell Award of Excellence
  International Association of Business Communicators
  Awarded for 1999 annual report.
  
  
• Silver Inkwell Award of Merit
  International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for marketing outreach booklet.
  
  
• Best in Virginia Award of Excellence
  Virginia International Association of Business Communicators (1999)
  Awarded for marketing outreach booklet.
  
  
• Silver Inkwell Award of Merit
  International Association of Business Communicators (2001)
  Awarded for PA SiteFinder, PADEP's online database of brownfields.

• TDMI Research Excellence Award
  Transportation Demand Management Institute (2005)
  Awarded for "Analyzing the Effectiveness of Commuter Benefits Programs," a study for the Transit Cooperative Research Program in which ICF International examined the impacts of transit benefits programs on travel behavior and on transit agencies' systemwide ridership, revenues, and costs. Read the press release.
  
  
• Transportation Best Practices Award
  Bay Area Council and Regional Transportation Initiative (2004)
  Awarded to 50 companies profiled by the San Francisco, California, Bay Area Council, and documenting commuter alternative programs and the innovative steps employers have taken to overcome the cost and inefficiencies imposed by worsening mobility in the region.