Strike Consulting Group LLC

Careful management of water resources forms a central component of engineering operations, focusing on the protection, enhancement, storage, and distribution of assets. Multidisciplinary teams develop sound water management solutions that satisfy technical requirements and long-term stewardship goals.

• Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling

  Developing stream and basin models to predict flow patterns, assess scour depths, and verify that proposed structural improvements meet no-rise floodplain requirements.

• River Restoration and Bank Stabilization

  Designing channel stabilization and environmental restoration plans to mitigate erosion, manage flood impacts, and restore natural river patterns.

• Reservoir and Dam Design

  Siting, designing, and permitting storage structures, ranging from small agricultural stock ponds to large safety-of-dams facilities impounding significant volumes.

• Water Quality and Flow Monitoring

  Performing stream gauging, establishing stage-discharge relation curves, and collecting suspended sediment and groundwater quality samples to track environmental compliance.

• Floodplain Management and Inundation Mapping

  Conducting studies to delineate hazard zones, mapping potential inundation areas, and helping communities prepare for high-water events.

• Watershed Planning and Studies

  Analyzing basin-wide characteristics and developing collaborative, multi-year conservation strategies to balance diverse demands in water-sensitive regions.

Providing technical solutions that balance regulatory compliance with economic viability and environmental protection. Teams monitor changing local and national rules to deliver favorable outcomes for both clients and local ecosystems.

• Groundwater Sampling and Analysis

  Executing field sampling programs and monitoring water tables to detect potential contamination and establish baseline hydrological conditions.

• Environmental Permitting and Compliance

  Compiling, submitting, and negotiating regulatory documents, such as Army Corps of Engineers Nationwide Permits, to keep project timelines on schedule.

• Reclamation Planning and Monitoring

  Developing comprehensive plans for soil sampling, site grading, native vegetation specification, and post-reclamation performance tracking.

Delivering infrastructure and site development services designed for longevity and feasibility. Collaborative teams manage projects across public and private sectors, offering functional designs from initial survey through final construction oversight.

• Civil Site Design

  Creating grading, utility, and access designs for agricultural, energy, and commercial facilities to optimize site use and safety.

• Geotechnical Analysis and Materials Testing

  Conducting soil, rock, and concrete testing alongside geological baseline investigations to verify foundation constructability and material performance.

• Municipal Utility Design and Planning

  Designing new and relocated municipal water, sewer, and stormwater networks, utilizing ground-penetrating radar and resistivity data to map existing networks.

• Topographic and Engineering Surveying

  Applying bathymetric, terrestrial, and LiDAR technologies alongside unmanned aerial vehicles to capture highly accurate site terrain models.

• Project Management and Contract Administration

  Leading projects through schedule coordination, quality control, regulatory liaison, and on-site construction observation.