OTIE is a Native American, tribally-owned, SBA-certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business dedicated to ethical and safe engineering and scientific consulting, design, and construction services for governmental and commercial customers nationwide.
OTIE Contact
Matt Christian
Director, Client Services
(303) 770-6227
Environmental Services
Natural Resources
Wetland Science
- Wetland Mitigation (Site Search, Selection, Design and Long-Term Monitoring)
- Wetland Delineation
- Hydrologic Analysis
- Soils Characterization
- Planting and/or Seeding Plans
- Long-term Monitoring Plan Development for Wetlands
- Natural Management Techniques
- Native Plant Community Management
- Site Design/Cost Estimation
Permitting and Agency Coordination
- NEPA Documentation
- Section 404 Permitting
- Federal/State/Local Permitting
- Public Involvement
- Agency Coordination
Ecological Services
- Site Investigation of Threatened & Endangered Species
- Long-term Vegetation Management Plans for Uplands
- Threatened & Endangered Species Survey
- Stream Restoration Design
- Upland Habitat Assessments
- Construction Management
- Prairie Seeding/Planting Plans and Specifications
OTIE provides ecological services for a variety of projects requiring the restoration of native plant communities. Our natural resources staff has selected, designed, and provided construction oversight for thousands of acres restoration sites throughout the country. For these projects, we provided hydrologic analysis, soils characterization, planting and/or seeding plans, construction oversight, and long-term monitoring plan development.
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OTIE provided baseline surveys of cultural and natural resources, infrastructure and recreation and visitor use to facilitate future planning and development of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the Elkmont Historic District in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. There were approximately 80 cottages, some outbuildings, and a hotel in the Elkmont Historic District, 67 of which were on the National Register of Historic Places. The OTIE team had developed a full range of project alternatives that were analyzed in detail as part of the EIS process to determine their potential direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts to resources in the District and surrounding area. |
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OTIE has completed numerous site investigations for proposed We Energies projects throughout Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Services included providing wetland and waterway assessment and regulatory services for natural gas and electric distribution maintenance and new installation projects. The work also included identification and/or delineation of wetland boundaries, rare species inquiries, waterway evaluations, and other environmental screening services including preparing and submitting WDNR and USACE wetland and waterway crossing notifications and permit applications. |
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