AP’s water resources engineering capabilities range from conceptualizing resource management strategies to engineering and permitting complex water resources projects. Our professional staff includes environmental engineers, hydraulic engineers, fluvial geomorphologists, groundwater and surface water hydrologists, aquatic ecologists, permit specialists, biologists, and wetland specialists.
AP is qualified to provide the full range of services for fish passage projects, from initial site surveys, resource inventories, and development of alternatives through the planning, permitting, public involvement coordination, monitoring, design, bidding, construction administration, and project inspection phases of projects.
Services Include:
River and stream restoration engineering
Fish passage
Riparian and fish habitat rehabilitation
Fish exclusion screens
Hydraulic engineering and modeling
Process geomorphology
Sediment transport analysis
Natural resource inventories and monitoring
Anadromous fish habitat biology
Dam inspection, repair, and removal
Groundwater/surface water interaction and water balance studies
Permitting
Grant application assistance
Construction administration, oversight, and inspection
Flood Reduction
AP is a recognized expert in levee evaluation, repairs, and certification, and floodplain mapping in the Pacific Northwest.
Irrigation
AP has provided planning, design, and construction engineering services on hundreds of irrigation projects in the Pacific Northwest, including large, complex, multi-user irrigation projects.
Water Rights
AP has CWRE on staff who have completed a wide range of water rights.