Federal

  • U.S. Small Business Administration WOSB Certified
  • DUNS# 838362903
  • CAGE Code: 5RJN0
  • Primary NAICS: 541330 Engineering Services

The federal government has its own set of rules and procedures. At Nova, we have an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the unique deliverables required for federal projects.
Whether faced with the challenge of finding new water resources, meeting new environmental decrees, finding ways to purify and reuse existing resources, or challenged with how to optimize an existing facility, Nova is experienced to successfully manage the project. Nova professionals serve the federal government with innovation and efficiency.
Our strong foundation of experience enables us to achieve expected results within project scope and financial expectations.

NAICS Codes:

541330 Engineering Services (Primary)
562910 Remediation Services
562112 Hazardous Waste Collection
541990 All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
541620 Environmental Consulting Services
541618 Other Management Consulting Services
237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
237310 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction
237110 Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
236210 Industrial Building Construction
221320 Sewage Treatment Facilities
221310 Water Supply and Irrigation Systems

Representative Projects

McMillan North Clearwell

Old Conduit Gatehouse

Picayune Strand

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, McMillan North Clearwell Improvements
Washington, DC

  • Project Management
  • Engineering Design

Built in 1904, the McMillan North Clearwell is an approximate 612 x 162 feet, 25-foot-deep underground structure; the roof, walls, and floors were constructed using un-reinforced concrete, resulting in numerous cracks of the roof structure. Additionally, The North Clearwell is fed by a 72-inch water main and to facilitate operation of the reservoir within the distribution system a 96 x 96-inch sluice gate was installed at the inlet, which is now leaking.

Nova is providing professional services to USACE, Baltimore Washington Aqueduct Division supporting structural, mechanical, and civil rehabilitations and improvements to this facility. The project is to deliver a structurally improved reservoir, improved water quality, and a reliable operational facility. Scope of services include field investigations, project definition report, design of repairs for deficient structural elements (i.e., roof, floor, columns); design of sluice gate repairs; water quality modeling; support during the construction phase; and the preparation of an Operation & Maintenance Manual.

South Florida Water Management District, Picayune Strand Restoration Project - Design for the Levees, Canals, and Roads (LCR)
Collier County, Florida

Authorized by Congress in the Water Resources Development Act of 2007 and included in the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, the Picayune Strand Restoration Project will restore more than 55,000 acres of land to its pre-development condition. The project includes the removal and degrading of 260 miles of roads, installation of three (3) pump stations, backfilling and plugging 40 miles of canals, and construction of a spreader canal and associated levees.

Nova provided engineering services in the development of the Basis of Design Report and final design for the levees, canals and roads (LCR) portion of the project. The design incorporated hydraulic and hydrologic flow measurement and modeling (including the use of the District’s DBHYDRO), canal conveyance capacity planning, public use facilities, environmental and wetlands restoration, permitting and fulfillment of NEPA requirements, and cost estimating.

PortMiami Representative Services
Miami, FL

Nova is prime consultant providing owner representation services, construction inspection/management, project controls, claim avoidance, design, and design management, permitting, value analysis and life-cycle costing for PortMiami during its expansive development program.

Nova is providing support in overseeing the construction of approximately $2.8 billion worth of new infrastructure and facilities that are projected to be completed over the next 5 years, that coincides with the expected new cruise services, and cargo yard efficiencies and improvements. These projects include, but are not limited to, 5 new cruise berths and associated terminals, new cruise berthing facilities, upgrades and expansions of existing cruise terminals, and other significant investments in cargo terminal yards, gantry cranes, gate complexes, Ropax facilities, roadways, rail systems and supporting infrastructure.