Resolving Critical Water Resources Challenges

Sustainable and innovative water management solutions.

Managing water resources in a sustainable and compliant manner is critical for communities and industries. TRC provides comprehensive expertise to address stormwater, natural water body restoration and resource conservation, ensuring compliance and resilience. 

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Innovative Approaches to Water Resource Management 

TRC offers innovative water resource management services tailored to modern challenges. Our stormwater solutions address flooding, runoff, and drainage inefficiencies through targeted studies, environmental permitting, and cutting-edge designs. 

For water resources, TRC provides monitoring, sampling and restoration services for natural bodies of water. Our team works to restore lakes, rivers and ponds impacted by human activity or natural events, delivering results that align with environmental and regulatory standards.

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The TRC Advantage For Water Resource Management 

  • Compliance Assurance: Expertise in permitting and regulations, helping clients stay ahead of requirements.
  • Risk Mitigation: Proactive strategies to reduce flooding, erosion, and resource depletion.
  • Environmental Stewardship: Solutions that balance functionality with ecosystem health.
  • Tailored Approaches: Customized services designed for each unique project’s needs.

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TRC conducts detailed drainage studies and implements solutions to mitigate flooding and runoff risks while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Our experts provide monitoring, sampling, and restoration services for lakes, rivers, and ponds, improving ecological health and usability.

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Ensure Water Sustainability With TRC 

TRC offers trusted expertise to tackle water resource challenges. Reach out to our team today to discuss tailored solutions for your project.

Water is one of the world’s most essential resources, and TRC is committed to helping our clients protect it. Our team of water law experts understands the complexities of navigating regulations while developing successful projects, and we work with treatment plants, utility providers, resource management agencies and aquatics facilities nationwide to deliver sustainable solutions that meet client demands.
Whether you’re still in the conceptualization stage of your water-based project or ready to implement new approaches, our water resource management company will meet you on your path and offer new insights and solutions that keep you on schedule and maximize your budget.

Comprehensive Water Resources Management

TRC provides a host of solutions to protect and conserve natural water resources and ensure they remain pristine, from monitoring, sampling and testing solutions to patented remediation techniques.

We identify solutions that carefully balance all associated environmental, ecological and economic concerns and strive to achieve results that enable you to successfully protect, conserve and enhance your most important assets.

Our water resource engineers, scientists and hydrogeologists support a diverse array of requirements, including those related to municipal, industrial and agricultural use, transportation infrastructure, household supply and recreational enjoyment.

Our scientists and engineers have provided water resource solutions for over 95 watersheds in the U.S. We have the expertise and experience needed to help any aquatic resource project identify issues, characterize watersheds, set goals, develop and implement plans and measure progress.

Why Make TRC Your Water Resource Management Company?

TRC’s goal is to be whatever you need in your water resource management practices, whether that’s a project manager, engineer, construction professional or simply an integration of your existing team. Our flexibility lends us to working on projects of every size, scope and complexity for as long as we’re needed. Furthermore, our team has worked on projects across every terrain, elevation and climate, preparing us to meet the unique needs of your jobsite.

Trust TRC as Your Water Law Experts

TRC is proud to offer guidance on some of the latest water-related regulations and ensure your projects are up to code. Our expertise in water resources management and sustainable design sets us apart and will set you apart as a leader in your industry. With multidisciplinary experience in flood control, dam management, bridges and other water resources, we are fully capable of handling the most complex operations while keeping you on schedule and maximizing efficiency.

Take advantage of our unmatched technical expertise and latest-era technology by connecting with us today and telling us about your resource management practices. Our water professionals are ready to get to work now.

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Sharing Our Perspectives

Our practitioners share their insights and perspectives on the trends and challenges shaping the market.

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Regulatory Updates

U.S. EPA and Army Corps of Engineers to Develop Revised Rule to Define “Waters of the United States”

August 8, 2023

The US EPA and Army Corps of Engineering are redefining “Waters of the United States”.

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Regulatory Updates

Regulators Update Design Storm Rainfall Depths in Response to Climate Science Projections and Recent Storm Data

August 3, 2023

Regulators are responding to anticipated increases in extreme rainfall events by updating design storm rainfall depth regulations.

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Controlling PFAS Discharge to Surface Water (PFAS-Trapping Cap)

February 15, 2022

Controlling PFAS in discharge water is critical for the management and protection of aquatic life.

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Regulatory Updates

EPA Solicits Comments on PFAS Discharges in Five Point Source Categories

September 23, 2021

EPA solicits comments in five point source categories (PSCs) in the manufacture, use, treatment and discharge of PFAS.

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EPA Ramps Up Inspections and Enforcement Actions

May 14, 2021

EPA’s acting enforcement chief, Larry Starfield, directs agents to ramp up inspections in communities known to be afflicted by pollution

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PFAS Sampling Advisory on Aqueous Samples

April 1, 2021

Advisory on collecting aqueous samples (e.g., groundwater, wastewater, stormwater, etc.) for PFAS analysis.

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The View on Climate Change has Changed in Washington

March 1, 2021

The Biden Administration signals both a renewed and accelerated focus on climate change.

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TRC Companies Inc. Acquires 1Source Safety and Health

November 11, 2020

TRC Companies (“TRC”), a leading technology-driven provider of end-to-end engineering, consulting and construction management solutions, has acquired 1Source Safety and Health, a firm that provides management consulting services in areas such as indoor air quality, asbestos management, industrial hygiene and safety management systems.

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TRC Awarded a Yahara WINS Grant

August 28, 2020

TRC was recently awarded a Yahara WINS grant to develop a pilot scale simple aeration method for removing phosphorous from the discharge of manure digesters. The grant application was developed and submitted by: Bob Stanforth, Alyssa Sellwood, Mike Ursin, Ted O’Connell, Ken Quinn, and John Rice, who are members of multiple TRC CORE teams.

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Ecological Risk of PFAS from AFFF-Impacted Sites

June 30, 2020

The facts on evaluating exposure to wildlife

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World Health Organization Examines Danger of Microplastics in Drinking Water

November 5, 2019

There’s growing concern that microscopic plastic particles could be having a detrimental effect on drinking water quality.

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