Colorado Civil Group

Reliable Partners, Resilient Infrastructure

Website

About the firm

Colorado Civil Group is a Northern Colorado civil engineering practice specializing in municipal engineering, infrastructure planning, stormwater management, and water systems. Established in 2007, it provides design and construction administration services to public and private entities, including municipalities, school districts, universities, and special service districts.

Established
2007
Team
Small
Firm type
Civil Engineering · Water / Wastewater Engineering

People

David B. LindsayPresident

David A. HuwaPrincipal

Chris E. MessersmithPrincipal

Edward J. Jansury Jr.Civil Engineer

Lindsey J. GreenCivil Engineer

Amber K. MessersmithProject Engineer

Wyatt KimbroughCivil Engineer

Shar ShadowenCivil Engineer

Rex MendezOffice Administrator

Capabilities

Municipal Engineering

Service website

Provides engineering support, development reviews, and general consultation to municipal governments and local agencies.

  • Development processing and plan review
  • Construction observation
  • Master planning
  • General municipal consultation

Infrastructure and Storm Drainage Master Planning

Service website

Evaluates historic infrastructure demands and projects future requirements to guide planned improvements.

  • Infrastructure demand evaluation
  • Future needs projection
  • Technical master plan preparation

Stormwater Hydrologic and Hydraulic Evaluation

Service website

Utilizes advanced hydrologic and hydraulic modeling to analyze rainfall-runoff patterns and design systems.

  • Rainfall-runoff modeling
  • Runoff-routing modeling
  • Technical reporting and documentation

Construction Observation and Contract Administration

Service website

Ensures built infrastructure complies with approved designs through active field inspections and project management.

  • Construction observation and inspection
  • Construction staking
  • Payment application processing
  • Change order negotiation
  • Plan interpretations and clarifications

Land Development Design

Service website

Delivers civil engineering design services to support private land development applications and approvals.

  • Utility construction planning
  • Drainage and runoff reports
  • Distribution system hydraulic reporting
  • Subconsultant coordination

Special Districts Support

Service website

Assists special districts with utility infrastructure design and land development coordination.

  • Water and sewer district engineering
  • Fire protection district engineering
  • School district support
  • Metropolitan district engineering

Potable and Raw Water Distribution System Hydraulic Modeling

Service website

Models raw and potable water systems to evaluate storage requirements and delivery pressure constraints.

  • Delivery and pressure constraint analysis
  • Pumping and storage requirements evaluation

Engineering Design and Construction Standards Preparation

Service website

Prepares and publishes engineering standards and construction criteria for developers and contractors.

Energy Development Support

Service website

Provides grading, drainage, roadway design, and floodplain permitting for energy-related site developments.

  • Floodplain permitting
  • Grading and roadway design

Opportunities and Constraints Evaluations

Service website

Assesses regional topography and aerial data to provide preliminary design and construction feasibility analysis.

Sanitary Sewer Collection Systems and Lift Station Design

Service website

Designs and sizes gravity sewer networks, force mains, and pump lift stations based on modeling data.

  • Gravity sewer sizing
  • Lift station and force main engineering

Retro-fit Design

Service website

Develops engineering retrofits and upgrades for existing municipal systems and capital improvement programs.

Industries

Government · Infrastructure · Water Supply · Wastewater · Stormwater & Flood Control · Education · Public Safety · Utilities · Land Development · Oil & Gas

Projects

No projects listed yet.