Several years ago, DRMP leadership created a multi-generational committee that brainstormed ways to foster collaboration between each generation represented by our employees.

It is not every day that I get to be a part of a sidewalk project that makes history, but the University of South Florida’s (USF) National Pan-Hellenic Council’s (NPHC) Plaza at the university’s Tampa campus is both “monumental” and historical.

Hurricane Irma barreled through the state of Florida in 2017, raising water levels across the state. In Alachua County, FL, the sudden rise in water levels was problematic, particularly for Hogtown Creek in Gainesville, FL.

DRMP President/CEO Wayne Chalifoux, PE and Principal/COO Larry Smith, PE, LEED Green Associate are board members, coworkers and friends. On April 23, 2019, Wayne made the bittersweet announcement that Larry will be taking Wayne’s place as president.

As cities in the United States continue to expand, the need for connectivity increases with it. The City of Orlando has made this need a priority by seeking to create safe, comfortable and interconnected pedestrian systems.

DRMP Celebrates Surveyors Week
This week, we learned all about the history of surveying , how DRMP jumped to action when natural disasters struck and unique applications of our Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) services.

DRMP Celebrates Surveyors Week
In 2016, DRMP was face-to-face with a challenging project, but providing surveying and mapping services on a remote island while dealing with a very tight deadline proved to be something we could not only tackle, but win an award for as well.

Here at DRMP, we are always striving to be one step ahead. That premise was put to the test last October when a natural disaster directly affected our community.

DRMP Celebrates Surveyors Week
Since 1977, DRMP has been providing accurate survey deliverables that are critical to the success of our client’s projects.

I’d be willing to bet if I engage a client in a discussion about the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), they’d be looking for the closest door to escape through.

DRMP employs engineers, surveyors, scientists and more. We pride ourselves on working together to solve problems and expecting the best from each other. We come to work every day, exemplifying our core values and delivering them with every project.

From South Carolina, Florida, Puerto Rico, Cuba and beyond, check out some of the project highlights of DRMP's GIS Department by clicking on the points in the map in celebration of National GIS Week.

There are certain projects that you know your work has made an impact and you leave the job impacted personally

Earlier this year, DRMP made the decision to partner with Ronald McDonald House Charities for our companywide DRMPCares Community Involvement Project. The decision came with ease because the non-profit’s mission aligned with our core values.

My job as an environmental scientist doesn’t end when I leave work. So, it wasn’t a surprise when I drove by Santa Fe Little School – as I have many times before to drop off my kids – that I noticed the elementary school’s garden. It was unkempt and overgrown with weeds. That’s when I came up with an idea.

Airports are often seen as major transportation hubs, but one thing that people don’t realize is the economic impact an airport has on its community.

In July 2016, I had the opportunity to be a part of a life-saving initiative to create a wrong-way driving detection system ....

Instances of polluted runoff from project sites are becoming more common and in some instances the traditional erosion control methods ....

Today’s projects are not as simple as they once were. Advanced technology and media allows ....

As a Project Manager in the Water Resources Department at DRMP’s Tampa Office, my goal ....

The ability to tackle adversity is a fundamental quality that all great managers must possess ....