MSS Inc.
Engineering Consultants, Surveyors, Planners
About the firm
Founded in 1972 by three professors of Civil Engineering at Oregon State University, MSS Inc. provides civil engineering, structural engineering, land surveying, and land use planning from its Corvallis, Oregon office. MSS Inc. serves clients across the Pacific Northwest - the Willamette Valley, Oregon Coast, and into California, Washington, Idaho, and Alaska - on both public and private sector work. Projects include residential subdivisions, commercial buildings, municipal infrastructure, ports and harbors, shoreline erosion studies, seismic retrofitting, and fuel tank containment facilities.
- Established
- 1972
- Firm type
- Civil Engineering · Structural Engineering · Land Surveying
People
Peter SeadersPresident
Capabilities
Civil Engineering
Service websiteMSS handles projects ranging from small site drainage analysis to multi-phase land developments spanning several years. The team addresses water quality, stormwater detention, wetlands, and species habitat conservation, and guides clients through local, state, and federal regulations for land development.
- Subdivision Design
- Land Development Planning
- Municipal Infrastructure
Structural Engineering
Service websiteMSS performs structural analysis and design for residential and commercial buildings, including detailed engineering analysis for projects subject to tightening structural requirements and seismic retrofitting.
Surveying
Service websiteMSS provides residential and commercial/industrial surveying using current equipment and software to rapidly transfer field data into computer models for accurate site analysis.
Land Use Planning
Service websiteMSS guides clients through the legal, regulatory, and environmental challenges involved in planning commercial and residential projects in the Pacific Northwest.
Industries
Residential · Commercial · Land Development · Government · Infrastructure · Stormwater & Flood Control · Ports & Harbors · Environmental & Remediation
Projects
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