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Civil Engineering

Our firm has performed numerous hydrologic/hydraulic studies as part of storm water management, stream restoration, and floodplain analysis projects. NPDES permit applications for storm water discharges have been prepared for projects throughout Delaware. Engineers and designers routinely use hydrology and hydraulic computer software such as HEC-1, HEC-2, HEC-RAS, HY-8, TR-55 and TR-20 and frequently attend training workshops to maintain proficiency in their use.

We are your #1 Delaware civil engineering team and provide the following civil engineering services below.

Water Resources

  • Hydraulic Structure Design and Analysis
  • Hydraulic System Analysis
  • Flood Plain Studies
  • Watershed Studies
  • Wetland Creation

Transportation

  • Traffic Studies
  • Road and Highway Design
  • Utility Locations
  • Entrance Plans
  • MOT (Maintenance of Traffic) Plans

 Water/Wastewater

  • Water Supply and Distribution
  • Wastewater System Design and Analysis
  • Septic System Design (Gravity, Low Pressure Pipe, Sand Mounds and Alternatives)
  • Pump Stations
  • Feasibility Studies

 Construction Services  

  • Construction Inspection
  • Draw Request Inspections
  • Permit Applications
  • Construction Cost Estimates
  • Construction Bidding
  • Shop Drawing and Material Review
  • Construction Management
  • Construction Survey and Layout
  • Building Inspections
  • Damage Reports
  • Structural Design
  • Insurance Inspections

What do Civil Engineers do?

Civil engineers plan, design, and oversee the construction and maintenance of infrastructure and buildings. They work on projects such as roads, bridges, tunnels, water systems, and facilities.

Civil engineers do that by:

  • Design: Create blueprints, schematics, and prototypes for structures, equipment, and products 
  • Analyze: Assess the stability and sustainability of a proposed site, such as a building or mining site 
  • Inspect: Confirm that structures comply with environmental and safety requirements 
  • Plan: Design transportation systems, such as streets, highways, airports, and mass transit systems 
  • Coordinate: Oversee tunneling projects, such as underground mass transit systems 
  • Ensure compliance: Make sure projects meet legal requirements and health and safety standards 
  • Resolve problems: Address design and development issues