Infrastructure and public works facilities support essential functions necessary for commerce and the health, safety, and welfare of the population. Public infrastructure includes transportation (bridges, highways, waterways, rail lines), water supply (pipelines, reservoirs, treatment plants), drainage and flood control (dams, basins, levees/embankments), energy (power lines, power plants), telecommunications (fiber optic, cellular), and other private and publicly-owned structures and facilities. As part of efforts to prevent the gradual deterioration of the nation’s public and private infrastructure, Aspen has played a significant role in the environmental evaluation of both public and private infrastructure projects by providing the technical expertise necessary to ensure the uninterrupted continued operation of infrastructure that affects and improves our daily lives, while ensuring the health and safety of the population.
Building a Better World
Infrastructure & Public Works Projects
- Transpacific Fiber-Optic Cables Project
- Geospatial Resource and Asset Sustainability Program
- Santa Paula Creek Flood Control Project
- US Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District, IDIQ Environmental Services Contracts
- Kino Environmental Restoration Project
- Ventura River Arundo Removal Demonstration Project
- Los Angeles County Drainage Area UPRR Bridge and Chevron Bridge
- Williams Communications Sentry Marysville Project
- Ormond Beach Wetlands Restoration Feasibility Plan
- Santa Ana River Mainstem Project – Prado Basin and Reach 9
- Murrieta Creek Flood Control, Environmental Restoration, and Recreation Project
- Auxiliary Dike Project
- Sespe Creek Biological Surveys and Biological Technical Report
- Deep End Ranch Permitting, Monitoring, Revegetation, and Project Design
- Muranaka Farm Permitting, Monitoring, and Revegetation
- Thousand Palms Flood Control Project
- Santa Maria River Levee Repair Project
- Imperial Beach Shore Protection Project
- Level 3 Communications Fiber Optic Network
- Matilija Dam Ecosystem Restoration Project