Wildcat Branch Floodplain Delineation Study
Government
Project details
Floodplain delineation study for the Wildcat Branch watershed.

Civil Engineering and Drainage infrastructure design.
Water Resources Management Associates, Inc. (WRMA) provides professional water resources and civil engineering services. Founded in 1997, it specializes in the analysis and design of municipal stormwater systems, sanitary and combined sewer systems, and flood control and drainage facilities. The practice delivers hydraulic modeling, pipeline condition assessment, environmental permitting, and grant procurement services for public and private clients across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern United States.
Certified Floodplain Managers · Certified Erosion Control Specialists
Delivers infrastructure design, rehabilitation, and retrofit services for drainage and water resources systems, catering to both public and private clients.
Design of surface water and municipal drainage systems.
Engineering solutions to meet regulatory SSO guidelines and mitigation standards.
Analysis, modeling, and mitigation planning for combined sewer networks.
Restoration of aging utility pipelines utilizing modern trenchless technologies.
Hydrologic and hydraulic modeling to evaluate pump station capacity and efficiency.
Drainage planning and design for roadways, highway corridors, ports, and airport facilities.
Utilizes advanced hydrologic and hydraulic computer modeling to support capital planning decisions and long-term water infrastructure investments.
Computer-based simulation of surface and subsurface hydrology to evaluate water availability and flow.
Engineering designs to restore natural stream hydrology, protect ecosystems, and combat erosion.
Hydroperiod simulation to analyze, manage, and preserve sensitive wetland ecosystems.
Evaluation of subsurface water movement, aquifer seepage, and control designs.
Assessments and modeling to evaluate and protect receiving water bodies from nutrient impairment.
Provides comprehensive storm utility engineering from initial concept formulation through the development of construction-ready plans.
Engineering of open channels, piping, and structural components to safely direct storm runoff.
Regional planning and analysis to guide long-term stormwater utility investments and improvements.
Preparation of storm water pollution prevention plans to satisfy national pollutant discharge guidelines.
Design of mitigation systems to minimize soil erosion and sediment transport on active construction sites.
Employs nature-based solutions and best management practices to achieve regulatory water quality compliance while enhancing ecological sustainability.
Engineering of vegetative and soil-based systems to manage stormwater naturally.
Custom stabilization designs and erosion countermeasures for open canals and natural waterways.
Modifications to existing water management gates, weirs, and sediment transport facilities to improve efficiency.
Performs detailed hydrologic studies to support FEMA map revisions under the guidance of certified floodplain managers.
Mapping and modeling to establish accurate regulatory flood boundaries.
Development of technical submittals for Letter of Map Revision and Conditional Letter of Map Revision.
Analyzing structural capacity to establish and maintain targeted municipal flood protection standards.
Navigates environmental and civil projects through complex local, state, and federal regulatory frameworks to prevent scheduling delays.
Securing environmental clearances and resource agency approvals.
Guiding drainage projects through federal flood control and map revision permitting requirements.
Conducts diagnostic evaluations of municipal sanitary and storm sewer networks to identify structural and operational defects.
Using closed-circuit television cameras to visually inspect buried piping and utility mains.
Developing prioritization schedules and trenchless repair designs based on diagnostic data.
Performs hydraulic modeling and scour evaluations for bridge crossings and drainage culverts.
Evaluating riverine flow around bridge substructures to design scour countermeasures.
Engineering structural reinforcements to protect bridge piers and abutments from erosion.
Designing cost-effective culverts and structural liner retrofits compliant with highway standards.
Applies spatial analysis and high-resolution aerial imaging to support watershed master planning and infrastructure layout.
Developing geographic databases and spatial maps for municipal utilities.
Processing aerial and satellite data to analyze vegetative cover and drainage basins.
Creating precise engineering drafts and computer-aided design layouts for construction.
Secures state and federal funding for hazard mitigation, coastal resiliency, and green infrastructure initiatives.
Assisting municipalities with applications for federal disaster mitigation funds.
Securing funding for projects designed to protect coastal areas from rising sea levels and storm surges.
Drafting proposals to fund sustainable, nature-based stormwater solutions.
Government · Transportation · Land Development · Federal · Waste Management · Water Resources · Stormwater & Flood Control · Wastewater · Water Supply
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Floodplain delineation study for the Wildcat Branch watershed.
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Comprehensive stormwater master planning project.
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Gravity control structure sediment transport facility retrofit design.
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Canal bank stabilization design and construction monitoring.