Engineering and Design

Engineering Analytics offers a complete staff of professional geotechnical engineers, geologists, hydrogeologists, environmental scientists, technicians, and support personnel.  The diversity of our staff offers skills to support the development of engineering designs, project scope, exploration programs, field drilling and sampling operations, and providing engineering analysis.

KEY SERVICES

Site Civil Design

  •  Comprehensive planning and development for site infrastructure.

Structural Design

  • Innovative solutions for building structures and facilities.

Dam Design and Safety Review

  • Specialized design and safety evaluations for dam structures.

Trenchless Piping

  • Advanced methods for installing and rehabilitating pipelines without excavation.

Hydraulics and Hydrology

  •   Expertise in water flow and management systems.

Geotechnical and Geologic Analyses

  •  In-depth analysis of soil, rock, and groundwater conditions.

Hydrogeology

  • Study and management of groundwater resources.

Forensic Studies

  •  Investigation and analysis of structural failures and material defects.

Feasibility Analysis

  • Detailed evaluation of project viability and cost-effectiveness.

Construction Management

  • End-to-end oversight to ensure project success from concept to completion.

Project Examples

Engineering and Design Frequently Asked Questions

Our design engineers take an idea or need and develop practical, buildable solutions by creating detailed technical designs, running calculations, selecting materials, and ensuring everything meets safety standards, regulations, budget, and performance requirements. They use engineering software and computer aided design to develop plans others can manufacture or construct, while coordinating with project managers, clients, contractors, or production teams to refine the design and solve problems along the way.
Additionally, design engineers work closely with geotechnical engineers, geologists, hydrogeologists, environmental scientists, and technical staff to help define project scope, support exploration programs, guide field drilling and sampling operations, and provide engineering analysis that informs design decisions from early planning through later project phases.
Engineering fees vary based on project scope, technical complexity, and the services required.

Engineering Analytics specializes in the following industries:

  • Precious Metal Mining
  • Energy Mining
  • Aerospace Facilities
  • RCRA Support
  • Municipal Infrastructure
  • Irrigation Support
  • Municipal Water Supply
  • Municipal Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment 
  • Oil and Gas Transmission
Our design engineers develop plans informed by applicable engineering standards and regulatory requirements. Compliance is supported through engineering analysis, technical review, and coordinated project planning throughout the design process.
Each project that we work on is unique. To begin the design process, our design engineers typically need to understand the problems that are to be addressed, and this is done by sitting down with the client, reviewing the historic data and developing the project goals. With the project outlined, a review of existing documents and the goals stated we will develop the needs for each project our team will determine appropriate exploration programs, analysis needs, and design approaches.
Our design engineers are most effective when involved early in a project. Early participation supports feasibility evaluation, site assessment, and scope development, helping improve planning and reduce uncertainty later.
Yes, we provide both engineering design and analysis services. We feel that this allows us to streamline the development of solutions for the client. We also have a large network of engineers and scientists that are available to help fill knowledge and experience gaps that our team may have in the proper development of solutions.
Yes. Our design engineers contribute to feasibility analysis by evaluating project costs, technical requirements, site conditions, and overall project viability.
Yes. Engineering Analytics provides construction management services, with our design engineers supporting oversight from concept through project completion.
A feasibility analysis should be conducted early in the planning process, particularly when project scope, costs, or technical requirements are still being defined. It is necessary when decisions carry significant financial or engineering risk, as it helps evaluate viability, identify constraints, and determine whether a project should move forward before major resources are committed.
Our design engineers evaluate soil, rock, and groundwater conditions through geotechnical, geologic, and hydrogeologic analyses.
Yes. Our design engineers work on both new development and existing infrastructure projects. For existing infrastructure, we provide engineering analysis, condition evaluation, and design support to guide upgrades, rehabilitation, and long-term performance. These services help project teams make informed decisions when working with aging systems, structural facilities, or site infrastructure.
Yes. Our design engineers participate in forensic studies focused on investigating structural failures and material defects.
Engineering Analytics does not focus on residential or single home design engineering. Our design engineers primarily support larger scale engineering projects involving site development, infrastructure, structural systems, water resources, and complex technical requirements. In some cases, residential related work may be reviewed depending on project scope and engineering needs, but each request is evaluated individually to determine alignment with our services.

Engineering Analytics works with organizations and project teams that require engineering analysis, design support, and technical expertise across complex projects. Our design engineers are often brought in to support planning, evaluation, and execution where site conditions, structural requirements, water systems, or subsurface factors play a critical role. Engagement is driven by project scope and technical needs rather than a single industry or client type.

Typical clients and collaborators include:

  • Project owners and developers

  • Engineering and design teams seeking specialized analysis

  • Construction managers and contractors

  • Public agencies and infrastructure related entities

  • Organizations requiring feasibility analysis or forensic studies

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