Wet & Dry Utilities Design
TIS provides a full range of water resources services, including watershed assessments, water quantity/quality management, and stormwater facility design, using a multi-disciplined approach. We do planning studies and assist our clients with environmental permitting procedures in addition to researching, sampling, analysing, and monitoring surface water facilities. Stream restoration, channel relocation, and flood control are just a few of the challenges that our innovative solutions address, as are stream crossing, bridge replacement, erosion and sediment control, best management practises, open and closed storm drain design, floodplain studies, bridge scour analysis, and countermeasure design. Among the services provided are:
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• FEMA/floodplain studies
• GIS mapping
• Watershed and ecological evaluations
• Water quality and aquatic resource analyses
• Wetlands analysis, development, restoration, and improvement design
• Fisheries research
• TMDL management and analysis
• Analyses of hydraulic and hydrologic systems
• Best management practises (BMPs) for stormwater management
• Erosion and sediment control
• NPDES permits and regulatory compliance
• Bridge scour analysis
• Closed storm drain design and inspection
• Stormwater management/erosion and sediment control review services
• Environmental and post-construction monitoring
• Construction management and inspection
• Fish passage and dam removal research and design
• Natural channel design and streambank stabilisation
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A comprehensive water resources programme necessitates a multi-disciplinary approach to planning, water management, and facility design, as our team recognises. Every site, whether urban or rural, has its own set of problems, and as consulting engineers, we understand the delicate balance that must be struck between a technologically advanced civilization and a healthy environment. Our staff has extensive expertise implementing cutting-edge surface water management and treatment systems, such as bioretention facilities, floating treatment wetlands, and rain gardens.