Project inquiries
Email is the preferred first step for new and active project coordination.
Include the project location, proposed use, current site plan, anticipated wastewater or water demand, schedule, and the specific decision you need the engineering work to support.
Helpful initial information
Send enough information to define the first engineering decision.
- Project name and physical address or coordinates
- Owner, developer, and primary project contacts
- Current survey, concept plan, or civil site plan
- Proposed facility uses, occupancy, and phasing
- Known wastewater flow, loading, or operating records
- Available water source and anticipated water demands
- Existing permits, agency correspondence, or violations
- Target schedule and current project phase
Common starting points
New development
Determine the feasible wastewater, water-supply, fire-water, and permitting path before final site design.
Existing system problem
Evaluate capacity, loading, failures, expansion constraints, and alternatives before committing to repairs or replacement.
Water Independence opportunity
Screen a wastewater source and potential beneficial uses for reuse feasibility and regulatory fit.
