Bridge & Stream Engineering has been serving our clients across the United States since 2005. We provide water resources engineering solutions specializing in surface water hydrology, open channel hydraulics, the hydraulic design of drainage structures, bridge location surveys, floodplain analyses, channel stabilization, scour assessment and mitigation, permitting, drone data/video services, and dam safety.
Services
Drainage studies are needed for the design of highway and railroad structures, for housing developments, and for construction projects in floodplains.
BSE engineers are experienced with the unique water resources aspects of mining, power generation, and waste management facilities, both within the United States and overseas.
BSE has a thorough knowledge of the National Flood Insurance Program regulations and has experience obtaining permits for projects in FEMA designated floodplains, particularly for bridge replacement projects.
BSE engineers are experienced with the unique water resources aspects of mining, power generation, and waste management facilities, both within the United States and overseas.
BSE has a thorough knowledge of the National Flood Insurance Program regulations and has experience obtaining permits for projects in FEMA designated floodplains, particularly for bridge replacement projects.
Drainage studies are needed for the design of highway and railroad structures, for housing developments, and for construction projects.
Hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) analyses determine how water flow is affected by changes to the channel or floodplain.
Bridge & Stream drainage studies typically include a hydrologic analysis to estimate the design peak flow rates, estimated by comparing multiple hydrologic methods.
A hydraulic analysis of the project site or the floodplain, with a comparison between the existing and proposed conditions, can determine if the drainage feature is properly sized.
Hydrologic and hydraulic (H&H) analyses determine how water flow is affected by changes to the channel or floodplain.
Bridge & Stream drainage studies typically include a hydrologic analysis to estimate the design peak flow rates, estimated by comparing multiple hydrologic methods.
A hydraulic analysis of the project site or the floodplain, with a comparison between the existing and proposed conditions, can determine if the drainage feature is properly sized.
Bridge & Stream has a thorough knowledge of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) regulations and has extensive experience obtaining permits for projects in FEMA designated floodplains, particularly for bridge replacement projects.
Our certified floodplain managers (CFMs) can assist with reviewing existing floodplain delineations, analyzing hydraulic (HEC-RAS) models for proposed changes, and completing permit applications to local and national floodplain managers.
Our staff includes wetland delineation specialists to quantify the extents of on-site wetlands.
Our certified floodplain managers (CFMs) can assist with reviewing existing floodplain delineations, analyzing hydraulic (HEC-RAS) models for proposed changes, and completing permit applications to local and national floodplain managers.
Our staff includes wetland delineation specialists to quantify the extents of on-site wetlands.
Bridge & Stream engineers have broad experience optimizing water management at various industrial facilities, including mines, landfills, and power generation plants.
Our capabilities in storm water management, hydraulic structure design, pump and pipeline systems, and environmental considerations can be leveraged for large industry applications.
Storm water management analyses for mining facilities including the design of channels, ponds, downchutes, pumping systems, stilling basins, pipelines, erosion control measures, and hydraulic structures for mine development, operations and reclamation conditions.
Our capabilities in storm water management, hydraulic structure design, pump and pipeline systems, and environmental considerations can be leveraged for large industry applications.
Storm water management analyses for mining facilities including the design of channels, ponds, downchutes, pumping systems, stilling basins, pipelines, erosion control measures, and hydraulic structures for mine development, operations and reclamation conditions.
Often, proposed construction activities need to be evaluated to determine what impacts the project will have on the surrounding floodplain.
This is particularly important if the site is located in a FEMA designated floodway or if base flood elevations exist for the floodplain.
Bridge & Stream has the expertise to evaluate the hydraulic impacts of a project using a one-dimensional or a two-dimensional hydraulic model.
For large floodplains, the analysis often involves a bridge over the main channel with numerous relief bridges in the floodplain that also convey floodwater.
This is particularly important if the site is located in a FEMA designated floodway or if base flood elevations exist for the floodplain.
Bridge & Stream has the expertise to evaluate the hydraulic impacts of a project using a one-dimensional or a two-dimensional hydraulic model.
For large floodplains, the analysis often involves a bridge over the main channel with numerous relief bridges in the floodplain that also convey floodwater.
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