Where We Do Tanks Can Provide Engineering Services: States and Contract Types
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We Do Tanks (wedotanks.com) can bid on any federal contract within its scope of business because the firm is registered in SAM (System for Awards Management). For state-level work, the company has completed precast concrete tank and water/wastewater treatment plant design and build installations in Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. Its president holds professional engineer licenses in a broader set of states, which matters if your project requires a PE stamp in a specific jurisdiction.
Federal contracts
SAM registration is the key qualifier here. According to the company profile, wedotanks.com, LLC is registered by SAM and "can bid on any federal contract within wedotanks® Scope of Business Expertise." That scope is defined as civil/process engineering and permit applications for water treatment, wastewater treatment, and purification plants, plus other public and private infrastructure facilities.
If your project is federally funded or federally contracted, SAM registration removes one common eligibility barrier. The remaining question is whether the specific scope of work falls inside the firm's stated engineering specialty.
States with completed precast tank and plant installations
The company lists installation and design/build experience in these states:
- Georgia
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Ohio
- Indiana
- Illinois
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- New York
- North Carolina
- South Carolina
- Wisconsin
This list reflects where precast concrete tanks and water/wastewater treatment plants have been designed and built. It is the most direct evidence of on-the-ground project delivery in a given state.
States where the president holds PE licenses
The President of wedotanks is a licensed professional engineer with registrations in:
| State | State | State |
|---|---|---|
| Arizona | Georgia | Michigan |
| Indiana | Kentucky | Maryland |
| New York | North Carolina | Ohio |
| Oregon | Pennsylvania | South Carolina |
| Tennessee | Texas | Wisconsin |
| Wyoming |
The profile also notes pending applications in several other states, and a recent addition of Arkansas, Colorado, and Illinois licenses for the president.
Why the PE license list matters
Engineering drawings and permit applications often need a professional engineer licensed in the state where the work is performed. The installation list and the license list do not match exactly — for example, Minnesota and Kansas appear in the installation list but not in the PE registration list shown, while Arizona, Maryland, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Wyoming appear as license states without appearing in the installation list.
If your project is in a state on the installation list but not the license list, ask directly how the firm handles the PE stamp requirement for that jurisdiction. If your project is in a license state but not an installation state, the firm may still be able to provide engineering services even without a prior local build.
International recognition
The president is described as internationally approved and a Model Law Engineer according to NCEES. Model Law Engineer status is an NCEES designation indicating the engineer has met a uniform set of licensure criteria recognized across U.S. jurisdictions. For clients, this generally signals that the engineer's credentials are portable and meet a common national standard, which can simplify multi-state project staffing.
How to decide whether to contact them
Use these conditions to judge fit:
- Federal project — SAM registration is confirmed, so bidding eligibility exists within the firm's scope.
- Project in an installation state — strongest evidence of local delivery experience.
- Project in a PE license state — the firm can likely stamp or supervise engineering work, even without a listed installation.
- Project in a state on neither list — the profile mentions pending license applications in several other states, so it is worth asking whether your state is among them.
- Turn-key vs. team member — the firm states it can act as total WWTP project management or work alongside your existing consultants and site engineers, so the delivery model is flexible.
One pricing detail worth noting: the company states it charges by the project rather than by the hour, which the profile frames as a way to project costs precisely. No specific rates or fee schedules are published in the available material, so exact pricing requires direct contact.