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Now viewing articles by Scott Garth, PE, LEED AP ND .
Chasing Storms to Collect Critical Data for Drainage Projects
October 15th, 2024
Scott Garth, PE, LEED AP ND, recently ventured into flood-affected neighborhoods and other areas to document conditions for ongoing municipal and Florida Department of Transportation projects. These challenging site visits provide critical data, helping DRMP develop effective solutions for managing runoff and improving water quality. Accessing flooded areas can be risky, but this firsthand experience allows our firm to create infrastructure that improves public safety and quality of life.
2 minute readDRMP Experts Ready for Florida's New Stormwater Regulations
July 24th, 2024
On June 28, 2024, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed SB 7040 into law, introducing new regulations to enhance water quality and stormwater infrastructure statewide. DRMP's experts are ready to assist clients in complying with these requirements with innovative engineering solutions that effectively address nutrient pollution challenges.
2 minute readDRMP Evaluates Critical Stormwater Pipes in West Central Florida to Enhance Infrastructure Resilience
May 8th, 2024
In Hillsborough County, Fla., DRMP has taken the lead as the prime consultant for a condition assessment of the county’s critical stormwater pipes. Together, with subconsultants AREHNA Engineering, Inc., and Keystone Civil, Inc., we are inspecting more than 860 pipes and leveraging our GIS capabilities to streamline the process.
2 minute readPosted in: All, Water Resources/Stormwater ManagementThe Fundamental Role Engineers Play in Sustainability Advancement
July 14th, 2022
Sustainability continues to play a role in business across many industries, including the A/E/C industry. So much so that DRMP, along with other leading organizations and firms, is expanding its investment in resources to discover more ways to not only incorporate more sustainable designs in our projects but incorporate them in the way we operate and serve our communities.
4 minute readMaking the Most Out of Client Relationships with Continuing Contracts
December 7th, 2021
The work we earn via continuing contracts gives DRMP staff an opportunity to build trust with our clients and allows these relationships to grow stronger with time.
1 minute readPosted in: AllInterns Help Ace University Public Works Projects
May 29th, 2020
Working on University Public Works projects is always a unique experience because the work is multi-faceted and diverse. Along with pooling our resources, we have a tool that gives us an edge and an insider perspective: our college interns.
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