Water systems engineering is the planning, design, and construction oversight of infrastructure that collects, treats, and distributes water for public use.

Water systems engineering projects range from building new treatment plants and distribution systems to upgrades, replacements, and expansions of existing or aging infrastructure.

F&V designs, permits, and delivers water infrastructure while also supporting funding applications, compliance, and long-term maintenance strategies.

Timelines vary depending on scope and funding. A simple resurfacing project may be designed in a few months, while a new bridge or corridor reconstruction could take several years from planning through construction.

Absolutely. Our team is experienced in meeting state and federal standards for water quality, safety, and reporting.

Yes. Our inspectors go into the field post-construction to collect GPS data on new infrastructure. That data is then uploaded directly into your GIS platform.

We facilitate public meetings, provide project visualizations, and work with local leaders to communicate project goals and impacts to the community.

Timelines vary depending on the scope of work and funding. Smaller upgrades may take several months from design through construction, while treatment plants and distribution networks can take years.

Yes. We help clients navigate permitting, regulatory compliance, and apply for funding opportunities when available.