For this two-year project, HEI will provide project management—including various team and stakeholder meetings—and present the planning project to city and local business leaders.
Middle Cedar Watershed Planning – 2017 Conservation Collaboration Grant Read More »
The Metropolitan Mosquito Control District (MMCD) provides a variety of services, one being to survey for and control mosquitoes, deer ticks, and biting nats in the metro area of Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN. They needed a tool to help them provide the location and treatment history of these sites to their internal staff and the public.
Metropolitan Mosquito Control District Application Development Read More »
HEI led survey, construction observation support, environmental documentation, and design of the replacement bridge. HEI also led coordination between the various stakeholders in the project, including Cass County Highway Department (CCHD) and NDDOT.
Maple River Bridge Replacement Read More »
HEI was contracted to complete Phase II of this tool to develop a web-based calculator that auto-populates the nutrient management section of the MAWQCP. This allows the MDA to easily incorporate diverse management plans into MAWQCP.
Manure and Crop Nutrient Calculator Read More »
More than a century after the drainage of Manston Slough in the late 1800s, project partners set out to complete a large multi-use, comprehensive project that could achieve the goals of many different interests to restore the 6,000-acre historical basin in Wilkin County, Minnesota.
Manston Slough Water Resource Management and Wetland Restoration Project Read More »
Portions of the Lower East Ravine, south of Highway 61 in Cottage Grove, MN, was severely eroding. Because of upstream development, erosion left unattended would only become worse. The South Washington Watershed District (SWWD) retained HEI to develop alternative concepts and design to combat erosion in the ravine and restore the channel.
Lower East Ravine Stabilization Read More »
HEI designed an effective woodchip bioreactor solution capable of treating approximately 50 acres of agricultural property within the Middle Fork Crow River Watershed District.
Lilleberg Farm Woodchip Bioreactor Design and Construction Read More »
In 2019, Dakota County hired HEI to provide conceptual alternatives, final design, and construction documents for two iron-enhanced sand filters with automated control in Lebanon Hills Regional Park.
Lebanon Hills Iron-Enhanced Sand Filter Read More »
Several flood events in the past few years had limited or altogether cut off access to nearly 30 homes in the Lake Shure neighborhood located north of Fargo, ND. The new bridge that replaced the prior structure is now above the 100-year flood event level ensuring access during future flooding.
Lake Shure Bridge Replacement Read More »
In 2018, the RCRCA hired HEI to renew the project permits and construction documents to hydraulically dredge the lake to increase the average depth from just 2 feet to 10 feet, with a maximum of 20 feet.
Lake Redwood Reclamation Read More »
We begin by thoroughly researching available grant opportunities to identify those best suited to your specific project needs. Our team leverages our deep understanding of federal, state, and local grant programs, as well as foundation grants, to ensure a comprehensive search. We evaluate eligibility criteria, funding priorities, and timelines to match your project with the most appropriate funding sources. This targeted approach maximizes the potential for securing financial support for your project.