Hammond Collier
Wade Livingstone,
an employee-owned consulting engineering firm established in 1943,
is one of the Pacific Northwest’s longest operating civil engineering
and land surveying firms. We maintain full service offices in Seattle,
Wenatchee, Lakewood, Winthrop, and Omak.
The firm provides professional
civil and municipal engineering, geotechnical engineering, land
surveying services, and materials testing. We specialize
in public works projects such as water systems, sanitary sewers,
storm sewers, and street improvements for municipalities, special
purpose
districts, and private developers. Other services include land surveys,
geological engineering, material testing, construction management
and assistance with private, commercial, and industrial development.
We are equipped with full-service mobile materials
testing laboratories staffed with technicians providing construction
monitoring and special inspection services.
Our size and operational
structure allows direct client interaction with the principals,
while providing the resources to handle large-scale
projects.
Hammond Collier Wade Livingstone's Core Services:
- Comprehensive Utility System
- Planning
- Preliminary Engineering
- Hydraulic Analysis
- Water Quality
- Preparation of Plans and Specifications
- Municipal Public Works
Engineering
- Contract Management
- Grant Administration
- Hydrographic Surveys
- Right-of-Way Surveys
- Property Surveys
- Infiltration / Inflow Analysis
- Fish Passageway Design
- Contaminants Testing
- Transportation System Design
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- Development Review
- Funding Applications
- Local Improvement District Formation
- Design Standards
- Economic, Rate, and Feasibility Studies
- Analysis and Design
- Preparation of Contract Documents
- Construction Surveillance
- Materials Testing
- Topographic Surveys
- Construction Surveys
- Stream Habitat Restoration
- NEPA/SEPA/HPA Assistance
- Recreation/Pedestrian Access Design
- Geotechnical Engineering
Services
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"We approach each project with one main objective:
Finding the best solution while considering the social objectives,
economics,
aesthetic qualities, environmental considerations, and construction
issues involved." |