Integrated Water Resource Planning

Integrated Water Resource Planning

Water management requires a comprehensive approach to maximize current supplies, provide resiliency against natural disasters and uncertainty, balance flood and drought cycles, and plan for future needs. Freese and Nichols’ multidisciplinary teams use integrated planning to help communities meet water challenges with customized solutions. We apply more than a century of experience to building resilience through economically, environmentally and socially viable programs.

• Surface water supply modeling and development
• Climate resilience
• Groundwater science and planning
• Storage/conveyance structures
• Treatment/transmission infrastructure
• Resource recovery
• Stormwater management
• Demand management
• Environmental science, permitting and regulatory compliance
• Funding, rate studies and impact fee analysis