Building better communities with you MENU Building Better Communities with You in the Mid-Atlantic Building Better Communities with You in the Mid-Atlantic How can we help you today? 1 2 3 4 Since our founding in 1989, Nitsch Engineering has been providing engineering and planning services for infrastructure and site development projects in Massachusetts. As the result of our innovative thinking, proactive approach, and collaborative working style, our clients quickly began bringing us with them to work on projects outside the state; Nitsch Engineering has now worked in 19 states across the country. We began collaborating with the University of Virginia in 2000, which led to a consistent flow of projects with UVA and other universities in the state. Nitsch Engineering began working in Washington, D.C. in 2009, when we designed sustainable stormwater management systems for the District’s Canal Park. In 2013, we won DC Water’s international competition to design green infrastructure solutions for Kennedy Street; Nitsch Engineering continues to work with DC Water to integrate green infrastructure into the District’s urban streetscapes. By opening an office in the District in 2016, Nitsch Engineering is now able to better serve our existing clients and projects in the District, Virginia, and Maryland. Read more about our new office here. Services Provided in the Region Nitsch Engineering’s D.C. office provides civil, transportation, and structural engineering; green infrastructure design; site planning and stormwater management planning; and GIS services for projects in the Mid-Atlantic region. Our Mid-Atlantic team draws from the bench strength of more than 100 staff throughout the company, including licensed professional engineers, LEED Accredited Professionals, Envision Sustainability Professionals, Certified Professionals in Stormwater Quality, Certified Floodplain Managers, SITES Accredited Professionals, and Professional Traffic Operations Engineers. Experience in the Region Nitsch Engineering has worked on more than 30 projects in the District, Virginia, and Maryland. These include: DC Water, Kennedy Street Green Infrastructure, Washington, DC Canal Park, Washington, DC University of Virginia, Meadow Creek Stormwater Master Plan, Charlottesville, VA University of Virginia, Distillery Branch Stormwater Planning and Green Infrastructure Retrofits, Charlottesville, VA Washington and Lee University, John W. Elrod Commons, Lexington, VA General Services Administration, Design Excellence Program, Peer Reviews U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Overseas Building Operations, Peer Reviews PRINT PAGE © 2021 Nitsch Engineering A Women-owned Business Enterprise info@nitscheng.com Site by Clockwork Design Group, Inc