Since 1981, our water projects have specialized in water treatment and monitoring programs that bring together water quality data from the laboratory and field to define: rates of cleanup progress from land-use and industrial pollution; microbiological contamination, water recycling, drinking water quality and supplies; water borne disease control and toxic chemical concentrations. Today, custom water monitoring programs and systems, modular water treatment equipment and professional training in water conservation, water quality and soil conservation.

Properly designed water and environmental monitoring programs provide information on the dynamics of physical, chemical, hydrologic, and biotic characteristics of water supplies such as rivers, lakes, streams, reservoirs, ground water, estuaries and ocean shores. Monitoring data from these sources are correlated with information from adjacent landforms and historic land use activities to provide input to management plans and models.

Graphic analysis and computer modeling provide the ability for businesses and government agencies to compare their water requirements with the available water supply. These results provide useful assessments to land use planners, water suppliers and consumers in order to develop cost effective programs that make best use of water resources.

Our past water projects came from both government and private sectors such as; NASA, EPA, USDA, Regional Water Agencies, State and Local governments, Boeing, McDonnell Douglas, Perkin-Elmer, Beckman instruments and several others.

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