Civil Engineering Services
Civil Design for Sites and Infrastructure
TULLOCH provides civil engineering services from early planning through preliminary and detailed design to construction support. Our teams develop practical, well-coordinated solutions aligned with project objectives, site conditions, operational priorities, future growth, and the realities of building and maintaining infrastructure over time.
Why Work With TULLOCH?
Designed for Review, Tender, and Construction
Approval-Ready Civil Packages
Complete drawings, calculations, and submissions aligned with applicable standards help streamline reviews and limit avoidable revisions or delays.
Right-Sized Engineering
Recommendations balance performance, cost, maintenance, and constructability to match each project’s requirements and priorities.
Connected Site Systems
Utilities, structures, access, grading, and existing infrastructure are considered together to identify potential conflicts earlier in the design process.
What We Offer
Service Areas
- Residential, commercial, and industrial site design
- Site grading and drainage design
- Water, sanitary, storm, and utility servicing design
- Stormwater management and low-impact development design
- Erosion and sediment control plans
- Roadway design, reconstruction, and rehabilitation
- Municipal servicing infrastructure design
- Streetscaping and surface improvements, including sidewalks and multi-use trails
- Servicing upgrades and system improvements
- Traffic engineering and traffic impact studies
- Civil coordination for bridges, culverts, and water crossings
- Hydrologic and hydraulic modelling
- Floodplain mapping and flood risk analysis
- River engineering and restoration
- Shoreline protection and rehabilitation
- Scour protection for bridges, culverts, and water infrastructure
- Drainage design for ditches, outlets, channels, and major flow paths
- Value engineering and constructability reviews
- Infrastructure inventories and asset documentation
- Tender drawings, specifications, quantities, and supporting documents
- Construction-phase RFIs and design clarifications
- Field reviews and verification of design-related conditions
- Record drawings and civil closeout documentation
TULLOCH’s forensic work connects civil, structural, geotechnical, and industrial expertise to examine failures, damage, construction concerns, and technical disputes.
- Failure analysis of structures, systems, and components
- Root cause investigations across civil, structural, geotechnical, and industrial incidents
- Construction defects, damage, and performance issues
- Site inspections, documentation, and evidence preservation
- Independent technical reports and expert opinions
- Litigation, arbitration, mediation, and testimony support
Solutions in Action
Relevant Experience
Featured Projects
Fort Creek Aqueduct
TULLOCH supported the Fort Creek Aqueduct reconstruction project in Sault Ste. Marie with multidisciplinary services, from environmental assessment and hydraulic review through detailed design, tendering, construction, and closeout.
Plan Your Civil Engineering Scope
Move your infrastructure or development project forward with civil engineering expertise licensed across most Canadian provinces and select U.S. jurisdictions.
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Civil Engineering FAQs
Yes. Our team can review available records, field information, system capacity, site conditions, and anticipated demands to identify potential servicing, drainage, access, or infrastructure constraints. Additional investigations or modelling may be recommended where the available information is limited.
We combine available drawings and records with surveys, field investigations, utility coordination, and site observations as appropriate. The required level of verification depends on the project scope, site conditions, and potential consequences of incomplete or inaccurate information.
Yes. Civil systems can be planned around anticipated phases, future connections, access requirements, servicing capacity, and long-term site use. The design approach depends on what is known about later stages and which improvements must be completed during the initial phase.
Our engineers consider existing conditions, remaining service life, performance, capacity, regulatory requirements, constructability, cost, and operational disruption. We can compare rehabilitation and replacement options to help clients select an approach suited to their priorities and available capital.
Our Civil Engineering team coordinates with TULLOCH’s structural, geotechnical, industrial, environmental, geomatics, planning, and contract administration teams as required. The level of coordination depends on the project scope, site conditions, approvals, and delivery needs.