MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING

DEI has the experience and technology to bring about effective, efficient, and productive municipal works like water and sewer projects and road construction.

The DEI Municipal Engineering team is responsive to public sector needs while being mindful of tight budgets and deadlines.

Experience

Water Supply Treatment & Distribution

DEI can help keep your water supply clean and flowing, by providing services such as system modeling, water distribution design and water booster station design.

Sanitary Sewage Systems

Our extensive experience in sanitary sewage systems includes a wide range of services from sewage collection planning and design to lift station design and system modeling.

Stormwater Management Planning

From stormwater master planning to drainage systems, DEI’s specialists can provide you with storm sewer sizing and design, flood control studies, stormwater pollution prevention plans and more.

Specialties

  • Flood Control Studies

  • Grant Application & Administration

  • Planning & Design

  • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans

  • System Modeling

  • Document Preparation

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Our Municipal Engineering Team

Chad VanSickle Photo

Chad VanSickle
Lead Design Engineer / Project Manager

Curt Hanstine Photo

Curt Hanstine
Project Manager

Erin Smith Photo

Erin Smith
Lead Design Engineer and Project Manager

Casey McMillan Photo

Casey McMillan
Engineer

Municipal Engineering Projects

Oak Shadows Subdivision

Oak Shadows Subdivision

Surveying, planning, engineering and construction document preparation for the sewers, water and paving improvements required to service the 81 lots in a 67.7-acre single-family development.

Storm Sewer System

Storm Sewer System

Design, engineering, construction layout and inspection for a storm sewer system developed to eliminate a long-standing problem with ponding water near the intersection of two streets on the south side of the city.

Sanitary Storm Sewer

Sanitary Storm Sewer

Project consisted of 2,131 linear feet of 60" storm sewer and 807 linear feet of 8" sanitary sewer, with 4,000 square yards of full width pavement overlay. Daily construction monitoring was performed.