CE2 Engineers, Inc.
Providing civil engineering design and construction management solutions to Alaskan communities
About the firm
Since 1985, CE2 Engineers, Inc. has provided professional engineering designs and force account construction management services to clients throughout rural Alaska. With a focus on sustainable and functional design, it helps communities build and maintain their own infrastructure for long-term operation. The practice delivers tailored plans of action to meet specific community planning and engineering needs.
- Established
- 1985
- Firm type
- Civil Engineering · Water / Wastewater Engineering · Owner's Engineer
Capabilities
Construction Management
Service websiteProviding highly experienced field superintendents to lead and supervise local construction, offering support and guidance.
- Construction Supervision
Providing field superintendents to lead and supervise local force account construction projects.
Design Engineering
Service websiteDelivering engineering designs for community infrastructure, focusing on sustainable and functional systems.
- Water and Wastewater Engineering
Designing systems for water supply, treatment, storage, and distribution, as well as wastewater collection, treatment, and disposal.
- Solid Waste and Landfill Design
Designing solid waste systems and rural landfills.
- Transportation Design
Designing rural roads and related transportation infrastructure.
Planning and Consulting
Service websiteAssisting communities with project planning, funding, and developmental strategy.
- Master Planning
Assisting communities with outlining long-term infrastructure and development goals.
- Project Plan Development
Developing structured project plans to bring community concepts to realization.
- Community Planning
Guiding municipal and rural growth with strategic planning solutions.
- Grant Writing
Securing project funding through targeted writing and administrative support.
Industries
Water Supply · Wastewater · Highways & Roads · Waste Management
Projects
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