Storm Water Management System Design

 

rain_garden.jpgInnovative Design in an Evolving Regulatory Landscape

GeoInsight begins every project with the end in mind. Particularly with storm water treatment and management system design, that means thinking ahead—far ahead! Storm water regulations are continually evolving and have recently become more stringent and far reaching on federal, state, and local levels. As storm water issues are gaining increasing attention from the general public, designers are challenged to provide storm water solutions that manage runoff quantity and quality in new and innovative ways. We can no longer rely upon traditional detention and good housekeeping measures to achieve acceptable storm water quality.

 

That’s where our commitment to state-of-the-art and innovative storm water system design directly benefits you!

 

Engineering Water Flow Solutions

GeoInsight’s extensive knowledge of hydrology, water flow engineering, treatment techniques, and regulatory compliance requirements allows us to expertly assess large or small contributory areas, whether heavily urban or undeveloped woodlands, and compare pre-construction and post-construction flow rates. GeoInsight makes cost-effective, practical, and reliable design recommendations based on:

  • Contributory data and watershed characteristics
  • First-hand knowledge of treatment system performance
  • The nature and sequencing of the proposed construction, and
  • Potential receptor sensitivity.

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We see these recommendations through for you: from permitting and construction, to implementation and monitoring.

 

GeoInsight's Storm Water Management Services Include:

  • Discharge permitting
  • MSGP/CGP outfall monitoring and reporting
  • TMDL/assimilative capacity assessment
  • Storm water runoff quantity/quality modeling
  • E+SC planning
  • Treatment engineering and design
  • Construction oversight, and
  • System management training.

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