SWCA Main Navigation ABOUT US OUR WORK SERVICES CAREERS NEWS & INSIGHTS SEARCH Quick Links Navigation MEDIA INQUIRIESCONTACT US OUR WORK GOVERNMENT The role of government is simple — to effectively meet the needs of the people it governs. Less simple, however, is balancing community needs while considering economic and environmental implications. SWCA’s government-targeted services have been developed with this unique challenge in mind. We work with agencies and local, state, and federal governments, including sovereign tribal nations, guiding our clients through issues of regulatory compliance and resource management. Association Involvement • Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) LATEST NEWS VIEW ALL Regulatory Alert: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Release Proposed Waters of the United States Rule NOVEMBER 22 Regulatory Alert: Alligator Snapping Turtle Proposed for Listing as Threatened NOVEMBER 12 Regulatory Alert: California District Court Ruling Pauses Some USACE Permit Verification NOVEMBER 10 GOVERNMENT SERVICES FEDERAL SWCA works with various federal agencies to support their mission of managing the nation's assets. We maintain a General Services Administration (GSA) contract, which allows any federal agency to negotiate directly with us. READ MORE → RELEVANT CASE STUDIES FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HOT PROPERTIES: RESEARCHING AND DOCUMENTING COLD WAR HISTORY AT EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE How do you go about managing hundreds of Cold War-era historic resources in arguably one of the most significant military facilities in the United States? You start with a highly qualified and talented team, add in extensive background research, and spend a whole lot of time in the desert armed with tablet computers. READ MORE → STATE & LOCAL GOVERNMENT MONSTER PATROL: INVASIVE SPECIES REMOVAL IN THE EDWARDS AQUIFER SYSTEM Yes, monsters do exist, and in the environmental realm they take the form of invasive species. With no natural predators to keep their numbers in check, invasive species often have a competitive advantage over native species and cause those native species to suffer severe population declines. This is just one example of how we've helped mitigate the consequences (environmental and economic) of invasive species for government clients. READ MORE → FEDERAL GOVERNMENT KEEPING CURRENT: MAPPING THE NATIONAL WETLANDS INVENTORY Wetlands morph and shift over time, but one thing remains the same: the need for accurate data about the landscape so that developers and land managers can accommodate the needs of people and nature. Take a look at how SWCA is helping the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service keep the National Wetlands Inventory up to date. READ MORE → FEDERAL AND LOCAL RIVERS, BEETLES, AND BIRDS: PUTTING NATURE BACK IN BALANCE Over time, suitable nesting habitat along waterways has been shrinking as a result of changes in land use and water management, and with it the southwestern willow flycatcher’s populations shrank, too. Read more about how the introduction of leaf beetles had unintended consequences and how SWCA has been working to study the effects and restore the balance. READ MORE → TAKE THE NEXT STEP Request more information about our government services. CONTACT US → SWCASOUND SCIENCE. CREATIVE SOLUTIONS.® MAIN NAVIGATION ABOUT US OUR WORK SERVICES CAREERS NEWS & INSIGHTS QUICK LINKS NAVIGATION MEDIA INQUIRIES CONTACT US FOLLOW US FACEBOOKINSTAGRAMLINKEDINYOUTUBE © Copyright 2017–2021 SWCA Environmental Consultants FOOTER NAVIGATION SITE MAPTERMS OF USEPRIVACY POLICY