What Types of Projects Has Straughan Environmental, Inc. Worked On?

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Straughan Environmental, Inc. works on environmental planning, permitting, design, and construction-support projects for government and commercial clients. Its publicly listed featured projects cluster around transportation agencies and county or local government sustainability and environmental offices, with work spanning environmental permitting, stormwater compliance, stream restoration, and GIS-based mapping.

Featured Project Types

Project area Client Scope shown in company materials
Transportation Maryland Transportation Authority Design review, environmental permitting, stream restoration mitigation design, and public outreach for the I-95 Express Toll Lanes
Transportation Virginia Department of Transportation Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and environmental services for the I-64 Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion
County & local government District Department of Energy and Environment Underground and piped stream mapping
County & local government Frederick County Office of Sustainability and Environmental Resources Point of Rocks stream restoration and pond decommissioning
Federal government / water & wastewater Indian Health Service Sanitation Facilities Construction Program support
Transportation Maryland State Highway Administration TMDL program management

What These Projects Show About Its Capabilities

The project list maps directly onto the service areas the company advertises, including environmental program management, construction management and inspection, GIS, planning and public involvement, ecosystem restoration, water resources and civil engineering, and assessments and permitting.

For a reader evaluating whether Straughan fits a given project, the featured work suggests three practical strengths:

  • Transportation environmental compliance — permitting, stormwater plans, and TMDL program support for state transportation agencies.
  • Stream and waterway restoration — mitigation design, stream restoration, and pond decommissioning for local government clients.
  • Mapping and data support — GIS-based stream mapping for a district environmental agency.

How to Judge Fit for Your Own Project

If your project involves a transportation agency, a local sustainability or environmental office, or a federal sanitation or water program, the listed work is the closest reference point. If your project falls outside those markets, the company states it serves both government and commercial clients, so it is worth checking whether your specific service need — such as NEPA analysis, cultural resources, noise and air quality, or coastal resiliency — appears in its service list.

The most reliable next step is to review the full project portfolio and service pages on straughanenvironmental.com, then match your project's regulatory and technical requirements against the categories above.