Project Portfolio

Our staff has extensive planning, project management, and engineering experience to successfully complete a broad range of complex projects in five primary lines of service: land development, water resources, municipal, environmental, and planning.  EC has performed projects for various municipal, state and federal agencies, regional water authorities, as well as a wide range of commercial, manufacturing, and industrial clients.  Management and engineering responsibilities include all phases of field investigation, feasibility studies, technology investigation, technology evaluation, process selection, conceptual and final detailed design, and construction management implementation.  EC is intimately familiar with applicable local, state and federal regulations.

	City of Cibolo Master Plan EC was selected in June 2004 by the City of Cibolo to prepare an update to the City's 1995 Plan. Within the nine years that have past since the original 1995 Plan was adopted, the City has more than tripled its population. More
	Austin Clean Water Program Section 2 of the Barton Creek Lift Station Relief Tunnel (BCLSRT), begins at the end of a shallow tunnel in Zilker Park and extends approximately 1700 linear feet at approximately 70 feet in depth. More
	The Hollows Development Centex Destination Properties is the Second Home/Resort Division of Centex Corporation, one of American’s Most Admired Companies, according to Fortune magazine. More
	The City of San Marcos The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) provides assistance to local communities through the Flood Protection Planning Program, aimed at helping local communities study flood-troubled watersheds on a comprehensive basis. More
	San Jacinto Water Rights As Major Water Providers in Region H, the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) and City of Houston (COH) play a significant role in securing sources of water to meet the burgeoning demands of one of the most economically complex regions in the world. More
	Galveston Bay Freshwater Inflow Study In 1998, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) recommended a pattern of monthly inflows as necessary for maintenance of the ecological health of the Galveston Bay estuary. More
	Colorado River Flood Damage Evaluation Project Espey Consultants, Inc. (EC) participated as a member of the Halff Associates consulting team involved in the award winning Colorado River Flood Damage Evaluation Project for the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA).