CEGG has designed and provided construction administration and inspection services for many projects including Lynnhaven Colony/Cape Story by the Sea Drainage Outfall for the City of Virginia Beach that was recently completed and the Storm Drainage Improvement and Stormwater Management Study currently being done for Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport News. We have also studied and designed drainage improvement projects and new projects, that included storm drainage and storm water management, for various clients in the Hampton Roads area.

We pride ourselves in providing aesthetic design features in all of our projects. When necessary, we have included our architectrual staff in master planning and designing site improvements that have created landscape areas and park settings to improve the streets and the entire project area. Some challenges might be to minimize the impact on existing trees and landscaping and to restore the construction area to pre-existing conditions or better. The topographic surveys will identify vegetation, site improvements and other features that need protection during construction or restoration after construction. Where disturbance or removal of landscape features is necessary for construction of the drainage improvement, public hearings will be conducted to advise property owners and to obtain their input for acceptable mitigating measures, to restore the site to pre-existig conditions or better, to the satisfaction of the residents.

• Site Development
  
• Highways
  
• Regulatory Permitting
  
• Topographic Surveys and Mapping
  
• Water Supply, Treatment and Distribution
  
• Waste Water
  
• Sanitary Sewage Collection and Treatment
  
• Pump Stations
  
• Drainage and Flood Control
  
• Stormwater Management
  
• Storm Sewers
  
• Industrial Waste Treatment
  
• Parking Lots
  
• Oil Spill
  
• Erosion Control
  
• Subdivisions