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Straughan Environmental, Inc. serves both government and commercial clients, with its government work spanning federal agencies, county and local governments, and state-level transportation and environmental programs. Its market focus areas are Federal Government, County & Local Government, Transportation, Water / Wastewater, and Energy. If your organization falls into one of those categories—or you are a commercial client needing environmental planning, permitting, design, or program management—you are likely within its client base.
Who the clients are
The company describes its client mix as "Serving both government & commercial clients." Its published markets list breaks the government side into distinct tiers:
- Federal Government — federal agencies and programs
- County & Local Government — county and municipal sustainability, environment, and public works offices
- Transportation — state and regional transportation authorities
- Water / Wastewater — water and wastewater utilities and programs
- Energy — energy-sector clients
Commercial clients are named as a client category but are not broken out by industry on the markets list.
What the project examples show
The featured projects give a clearer picture of which specific organizations hire Straughan and for what kind of work:
| Client | Client type | Project focus |
|---|---|---|
| Maryland Transportation Authority | State transportation | Design review, environmental permitting, stream restoration mitigation design, public outreach (I-95 Express Toll Lanes) |
| Virginia Department of Transportation | State transportation | Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and environmental services (I-64 Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion) |
| District Department of Energy and Environment | County & local government | Underground and piped stream mapping |
| Frederick County Office of Sustainability and Environmental Resources | County & local government | Point of Rocks stream restoration and pond decommissioning |
| Indian Health Service | Federal government / water & wastewater | Sanitation Facilities Construction Program support |
| Maryland State Highway Administration | State transportation | TMDL program management |
The pattern: transportation agencies at the state level, local environment and sustainability offices, and federal health/water programs. That is a useful signal if you are trying to judge fit—Straughan's documented government work clusters around transportation infrastructure, water resources, and local environmental restoration.
Service areas that map to those clients
The services are organized so that they can be applied across the markets above:
- Management & Consulting — environmental program management, construction management and inspection, GIS
- Planning + Public Involvement
- Environmental Design & Engineering — ecosystem restoration, water resources and civil engineering, coastal and resiliency, sustainable infrastructure
- Assessments & Permitting — alternative analysis and NEPA, natural resources and permitting, cultural resources, noise and air quality analysis
In practice, a transportation authority might engage the firm for NEPA and permitting; a county sustainability office might engage it for stream restoration design; a federal program might engage it for program management support.
How to decide whether you are a fit
Use these conditions to check:
- You are a government agency at the federal, county, or local level, or a state/regional transportation body — the published markets and project examples both point here.
- You are a commercial client — the site states commercial clients are served, but does not list commercial market segments, so the specific fit depends on your project type rather than a named industry.
- Your project touches transportation infrastructure, water/wastewater, energy, ecosystem restoration, permitting/NEPA, GIS, or environmental program management — these are the recurring service and market themes.
If your need falls outside those markets and service lines, the site does not provide evidence of coverage, so it is worth confirming directly before assuming a match.