Site Engineering
Governmental and Agency Permitting
Governmental and agency permitting refers to the process of obtaining the necessary approvals and permits from relevant government bodies and regulatory agencies to carry out a specific project or activity.
Hydrologic and Hydraulic Studies
Hydrologic and hydraulic studies involve the examination and analysis of water-related processes and systems to understand and predict how water behaves in a particular area. Hydrologic studies focus on assessing precipitation, runoff, evaporation, and groundwater flow patterns to evaluate water availability and study the behavior of water in a given region. Hydraulic studies, on the other hand, concentrate on the behavior of water within hydraulic systems, such as rivers, channels, and drainage networks, to determine how water flows, its velocity, and potential flooding risks. These studies aid in informing water management decisions, infrastructure design, and floodplain mapping to ensure efficient and sustainable water resource management.
Redevelopment Projects
A land use redevelopment project entails the revitalization and transformation of underutilized or blighted areas to enhance their economic, social, and environmental value. It involves reimagining and repurposing land for new development, often through a combination of demolition, infrastructure improvements, and construction. The objective is to create vibrant, sustainable, and economically viable spaces that contribute positively to the surrounding community.
Community Master Planning
Community master planning involves the comprehensive and strategic development of a blueprint or vision for a community's growth and development. It encompasses various aspects such as land use, infrastructure, transportation, amenities, and environmental considerations. The goal is to establish a well-planned and sustainable framework that shapes future development and enhances the overall quality of life for a community.
Freshwater Wetland Delineations and Environmental Permitting
Freshwater wetlands and environmental permitting refer to the regulatory process involved in obtaining approvals and permits for activities that may impact or involve freshwater wetland areas. This process ensures compliance with environmental regulations and aims to protect the ecological integrity and functions of these sensitive ecosystems. It involves assessing the potential impacts of proposed projects, implementing mitigation measures, and obtaining the necessary permits and approvals from relevant governmental agencies to proceed with the activity while minimizing adverse effects on freshwater wetlands.
Sanitary Sewer Collection and Treatment System Design
A sanitary sewer collection and treatment system is a network of pipes, infrastructure, and treatment facilities designed to collect and treat wastewater from residential, commercial, and industrial sources. The system includes sewer lines that transport the wastewater to treatment plants, where it undergoes various processes to remove contaminants and pollutants before being safely discharged or reused. The primary goal of a sanitary collection and treatment system is to protect public health and the environment by efficiently managing and treating wastewater to meet applicable regulatory standards.
Subsurface Sewerage Disposal Testing and Design
Subsurface sewerage disposal testing, and design involves the assessment and planning of wastewater treatment and disposal systems. This process includes conducting soil tests to evaluate the soil's capacity for wastewater absorption, designing appropriate septic systems or alternative wastewater treatment systems, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and environmental standards. The aim is to design an efficient and environmentally sound sewage disposal system that effectively treats and disposes of wastewater from residential or commercial properties
Waterfront Development and CAFRA Permitting
Waterfront development and CAFRA (Coastal Area Facility Review Act) permitting pertain to the process of planning, designing, and obtaining necessary approvals for development projects along coastal areas or waterfront zones. It involves compliance with regulations and guidelines specific to coastal zones to ensure sustainable and responsible development while preserving environmental and scenic resources. CAFRA permitting refers specifically to the regulatory framework established by the Coastal Area Facility Review Act, which oversees and assesses the potential impacts of proposed developments in designated coastal areas, promoting environmentally sensitive and balanced growth along the waterfront.
Public Works and Infrastructure Improvements
Public works and infrastructure improvements refer to the planning, construction, and maintenance of essential facilities and systems that serve the public and support community demands. This includes the development and enhancement of transportation networks (such as roads, bridges, and public transit), water supply and distribution systems, sewage and wastewater treatment facilities, public buildings, parks, and other key community infrastructure. The objective is to create and maintain reliable, safe, and efficient systems and structures that contribute to the well-being, connectivity, and quality of life for residents within a given area.
Construction Specifications and Documents
Site construction and associated documents encompass the plans, drawings, and specifications that outline the design and execution of a construction project. These documents provide guidance on site layout, grading, utility connections, and other crucial details necessary for the successful implementation of the construction process.
Construction Services
Civil engineering construction services ensure successful construction projects. They include accurate cost estimates and oversight to align with approved plans. Services also involve preparing or reviewing detailed shop drawings for design accuracy and analyzing change orders for cost and schedule impacts. Site inspections verify compliance with plans and regulations. These services provide expertise and guidance for efficient project execution and successful outcomes.
