Indigo Development
A 235-acre mixed-use residential development in the Richmond area planned around a people-focused community concept.
A 235-acre mixed-use residential development in the Richmond area planned around a people-focused community concept.
An 88-acre single-family development with 263 lots inside the City of Richmond.
A large residential community sharing regional facilities with Barrett Crossing, including amenities, green space and a central lake.
A 142-acre community with nearly 500 residential lots and more than twenty acres of commercial development.
A roughly 390-acre single-family development planned for nearly 1,100 lots.
A 179-acre single- and multifamily development notable for its use of bioretention as a low-impact development strategy.
Emergency power improvements at Water Plant No. 1 and Water Well No. 5, including generator, electrical, concrete and utility coordination work.
Wastewater planning and facility support for a rapidly growing district serving multiple active developments.
Concrete pavement replacement over a drainage culvert requiring coordination with Fort Bend County and the City of Richmond.
Rehabilitation of an amenity lake using excavation and a clay liner to reduce seepage and improve water-level performance.
Rehabilitation of more than 3,300 linear feet of creek side slope adjacent to the Pecan Grove levee system.
Drainage impact analysis and improvement planning for an area with a documented history of repetitive structural flooding.
Regional detention and outfall work involving major excavation and a long outfall channel supporting future phases of development.
A large detention facility with storm sewer, pump station and TxDOT outfall coordination serving multiple residential sections.
Hydrologic and hydraulic study supporting development within a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area.
Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling using HEC-HMS and HEC-RAS to evaluate flood impacts for a large residential development.
A multi-phase site development combining public and private improvements, retail outparcels and a large multifamily component on a constrained floodplain site.
Light-industrial business park work involving regional detention, earthwork balancing, site planning and TxDOT access coordination.
A collaborative downtown project for Starbucks, retail and restaurant uses overlooking the Brazos River in Richmond’s historic district.
Web GIS and field asset-locating work for a utility district seeking a location-based operational system of record.
GIS implementation and field asset locating for a roughly 500-acre district serving more than 1,700 connections.
A managed GIS system and field-locating effort supporting utility operations across a large district with thousands of connections.