| The
Louis Berger Group has been involved in the planning, design and implementation
of water resources and irrigation projects worldwide for more than 40
years. Much of this work involves engineering, planning, design and construction
supervision measured against technical, economic, institutional and environmental
criteria to ensure national and regional long-term sustainable development.
All of our international programs incorporate the essential need for training
and technology transfer so that host country professionals can quickly
assume operational and maintenance control of the completed facilities.
Our water resources and irrigation specialists provide services as both
long-term, in-country experts often staying with a project or study for
several years, and short-term specialists, providing rapid, state-of-the-art
consultation on critical technical and managerial issues. |
- Technical
Feasibility, Final Design and Construction Supervision of Main System
Multi-Purpose Irrigation Projects
- Rehabilitation
of Main System Irrigation Systems
- Study
and Design of Secondary and Tertiary Irrigation Systems
- Pumping
and Water Lifting Technology
- Agronomic
and Economic Appraisal of Irrigated Areas for Deltas and Estuaries
- Hydrological,
Soil, Agronomical, Sociological and Market Surveys
- Computer
Applications for Irrigation Planning and Design
- Institutional
Development for Water Users Organizations
- Education
and On-The-Job Training of Irrigation Technicians and Administrators
- Water
and Power Development
- Reservoir,
Dam and Levee Design
- Planning
and Design of Weirs, Gates and Navigation Locks
- Multi-Purpose
Water Conveyance and Supply Facilities, including Navigation, Urban,
Industrial and Irrigation
- Data
Collection and Interpretation of Crop Water Demands
- Inventory
of Surface and Groundwater Resources
- Development
of Subsurface Water Resources
- Assessment
of Drainage, Flood Control and Soil Reclamation
- River
Basin Planning and Management
- Mathematical
Modeling
- Environmental
and Socioeconomic Studies
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