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What happens when you contact us

Your message goes to RSP Engineers' team, who read it and come back to you to talk through the project and the scope you need. If the project is at an early stage, that first conversation is usually about feasibility and what has to be true for the site to work; if it is already designed or permitted, it is about the specific service you need next.

What helps us respond well

• The site or property — an address, parcel number or a map location.
• The type of development and its approximate size.
• Where the project stands: considering a purchase, in due diligence, in design, in permitting, or in construction.
• Any permits already in hand or applied for, and any agency comments you have received.
• Drawings, a survey, a geotechnical report or an environmental assessment, if they exist.
• Your timeline and any dates that are fixed.

Services covered

Planning and site investigation, Engineering land development, Storm drainage design, Utility infrastructure design, Civil and environmental engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Structural engineering, Mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering, Civil construction administration, Owner's representative services, NPDES inspections, Sanitary sewer evaluation and camera inspection, Climate change model projection.

Markets covered

Residential communities, Multifamily, Commercial property, Mixed-use development, Industrial and logistics, Retail development, Hospitality and resorts, Healthcare facilities, Education institutions, Data centers, City and municipal, County government, State government infrastructure, Water distribution pipelines, Sewer pipelines and pump stations, Stormwater drainage and pump stations, Ports and maritime, Parks and recreation.

Typical engagement types

• Feasibility and due diligence before a purchase or a commitment — site investigation, constraint and ordinance review, concept plans, schedule and cost estimate.
• Design and permitting — site plan, grading and drainage, utilities, environmental and structural design, MEP, and the permit applications and agency coordination that go with them.
• Construction administration — observation, submittal and RFI review, pay-application review, certification and record drawings.
• Owner's representation — managing design, procurement, budget, schedule and turnover on the owner's behalf.
• Inspection and assessment — NPDES inspections, stormwater certifications and assessments, sewer system evaluation, structural condition assessment and recertification, stormwater system recertification.
• Stormwater Drainage — sea-level rise, rainfall and flood-risk projections translated into design criteria.

For data center sites, the civil scope is organized by question at Data Center Civil Engineering.