USAID Senegal ACCES Project
Senegal · Water Resources · Client: USAID
Project details
NRCE was awarded the Senegal Projet Assainissement - Changement de Comportement et Eau in 2016, running through 2022.

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Natural Resources Consulting Engineers, Inc. (NRCE) is a civil, environmental, and water resources consulting engineering firm founded in 1989 and headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado, with offices in Oakland, California, and Asmara, Eritrea. NRCE specialists cover irrigation and agricultural engineering, surface and groundwater hydrology, hydraulics, and civil engineering design, serving government agencies, water utilities, irrigation districts, tribal councils, and attorneys throughout the western United States and in over two dozen countries internationally.
Woldezion MesghinnaPresident and Principal Engineer
Assad SafadiSenior Vice President
Surface and groundwater hydrology, hydraulics, and water resource management covering data collection, computer modeling, and feasibility through final design.
Analysis and characterization of surface water systems from ungauged creeks to large watersheds, including data collection, custom modeling, and feasibility studies.
Full project lifecycle services from preliminary data collection through construction management.
Litigation support for water rights claims.
Geographic Information System and Computer-Aided Design services producing professional plans, maps, and decision support information; supports hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, topographic surveying, and geomorphic studies.
Water Resources · Agriculture · Natural Resources · Environmental & Remediation · Water Supply · Wastewater · Government
Senegal · Water Resources · Client: USAID
NRCE was awarded the Senegal Projet Assainissement - Changement de Comportement et Eau in 2016, running through 2022.
Mendocino County, CA · Water Resources
FERC Project No. P-77, located in Mendocino County, California.
Eritrea · Agriculture
Irrigation project in Eritrea sourced from the Haddas River.
Eritrea · Water Supply
Water supply project to address critical shortages for the City of Asmara (population 500,000).