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Whether you’re planning a large-scale watershed management project or restoring a stream, BCI’s Water Resources team helps clients achieve project goals utilizing the most current and innovative techniques.
- Ecological & Environmental Services
- Watershed Management Planning
- Floodplain Modeling & Mapping
- Hydrodynamic Modeling - Interior & Coastal
- Integrated Ground & Surface Water Modeling
- Water Quality Modeling - Basin & Waterbody
- Stream, Lake, & Wetland Hydroecology
- Regulatory Permitting & Compliance Monitoring
- Total Maximum Daily Load Development
- Minimum Flows & Levels
- Geographic Information Systems
- Stream Assessment & Restoration
- Ecosystem & Statistical Modeling
- Lake Diagnostics & Restoration
- Wetland Assessment & Restoration
- Biological Assessments - SCI, LCI, & Biorecon
- Basin Management Action Planning
- Water Quality & Hydrologic Monitoring
- Wetland Delineation, Permitting, Mitigation, & Monitoring
- Threatened & Endangered Species Surveys
- Coastal Engineering
No need to stress about keeping up in an evolving technological industry – our team can help. Proficient with more than 100 public domain and proprietary models, we apply models and develop special algorithms that specifically address individual client project requirements. At the forefront of integrated ground and surface water modeling technology, BCI developed the first fully integrated modeling system linking HSPF and MODFLOW and a next-generation, grid-based integrated model to better simulate Florida’s unique hydrologic character.
In 2006, BCI was one of three companies chosen to work with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) on the development of Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) for various impaired waters throughout the state of Florida. As with many of our clients, we were chosen for our responsiveness and technical and project management skills.
In-house, multidisciplinary expertise enables BCI to offer comprehensive coastal engineering services. BCI can successfully plan and design solutions to protect coastal communities, combat erosion, provide navigational access, manage sediment transport, provide flood protection, promote beach and shoreline stability and achieve environmental preservation. Our designs include soft structures such as beach renourishment and salt marshes, and hard structures including groins, jetties, breakwaters and seawalls. Our team can deliver effective solutions to accomplish the goals of your coastal engineering project.
With the support of Geographic Information System (GIS) specialists, CAD designers, programmers, technicians, permitting specialists, scientists and engineers specializing in a multitude of disciplines, the BCI Water Resources team can diligently and professionally tackle your project.
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