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Cross Lanes, WV
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Decota Consulting Company, Inc. is an environmental engineering practice based in Cross Lanes, West Virginia, serving landowners, government agencies, nonprofits, and private industry throughout the Appalachian region since 1996. Its engineers and scientists bring expertise in ecology, hydrology, environmental engineering, and regulatory permitting. Decota supports baseline assessments, design, permitting, construction oversight, implementation, and post-construction monitoring, with an established track record working alongside federal, state, and local regulatory agencies.
Environmental engineering services covering the full project development cycle, from baseline assessment and design through permitting, construction oversight, and post-construction monitoring.
Streamlined regulatory permitting leveraging established documentation methods and working relationships with federal, state, and local agencies.
Water quality monitoring and treatment alongside ecological studies including habitat assessments and biological surveys.
Mitigation site selection, mitigation proposals, mitigation banking, natural channel design, wetland delineation, and wetland design.
Construction oversight and management for environmental and regulatory compliance projects.
West Virginia | West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection | Government
Multiple Environmental Assessments and subsequent construction management on behalf of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Office of Abandoned Mine Lands and Reclamation for AML projects across West Virginia.
View project sourceCharleston, WV | West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection | Environmental & Remediation
Design, permitting, and construction management for an In Lieu Fee stream restoration project within the Kanawha State Forest.
View project sourceRandolph and Tucker Counties, WV | West Virginia Division of Highways | Transportation
Environmental services for a 15.25-mile four-lane divided highway project in Randolph and Tucker Counties as part of the 100-mile Appalachian Corridor H Project, conducted in conjunction with FHWA.
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