Portal Lake (Dam Site WP-6) Geotechnical Engineering, Permitting, and Construction Phase Services
Dispersive soils were tested at the job site daily and crack testing was performed at the dam crest for each phased dam section completed.
Dispersive soils were tested at the job site daily and crack testing was performed at the dam crest for each phased dam section completed.
FYRA Engineering, now a part of Houston Engineering, Inc. (HEI), completed the final design and permitting of levee improvements required for Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) accreditation to this levee system.
Final Design and Permitting of Federal Levees R-613 and R-616-613 Read More »
Zion Lutheran Church was looking to build aspects of their outdoor activity space which included walking trails, seating, a stage, plant materials, fencing, and some natural play features.
Zion Lutheran Church Read More »
Houston Engineering, Inc. (HEI) was selected by the City of Bloomington (City) to update modeling for 19 sites throughout the City to reflect the redevelopment activity that has occurred in recent years.
XPSWMM Modeling Update for South Loop Drainage District Read More »
The BRRWD enlisted the expertise of HEI to conceive of a project to address flooding and erosion concerns along Wolverton Creek
Wolverton Creek Restoration Read More »
HEI worked with R.D. Offutt Company to complete a required environmental assessment worksheet (EAW) for 1,500 acres of land to be used for potato production.
Winnemucca Farms Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW) Read More »
The Whetstone River is a tributary of the Minnesota River near Ortonville, MN. The river was diverted into Big Stone Lake in the 1930s to increase the lake’s levels during droughts. The river now flows into the lake just upstream from Big Stone Lake Dam. The Upper Minnesota River Watershed District retained HEI to restore
Whetstone River Restoration Read More »
HEI was hired by the California DWR and Tulare County to develop an interactive StoryMap for disadvantaged communities in the County.
Web GIS Application for Disadvantaged Communities Read More »
Following the successful design and construction of a new landfill cell in 2013, Houston Engineering, Inc. (HEI) continued to work with the City of Watertown to lead a series of planned improvements for site operations.
Watertown Regional Landfill Solid Waste Engineering Services Read More »