Integrated Ecology Sherwood emphasizes an integrated ecological approach to water management and landscape-scale infrastructure, signaling potential for multi-discipline projects that combine civil engineering with ecological design and resilience consulting.

Growth Footprint With multiple offices across major markets (San Francisco, New York, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Petaluma, Santa Cruz) and a team size up to 200, there are ample opportunities to pursue regional water resources, campus-scale master planning, and large-scale public utility collaborations.

Public Sector Focus Recent engagement with East Bay Municipal Utility District and wastewater infrastructure improvements indicate a strong public sector foothold, suggesting continued opportunities in municipal water, flood risk, and resilient infrastructure projects.

Tech Enablement Utilization of tools like InfraWorks, HEC-HMS, Navisworks, Google Cloud, and cloud workstations points to capabilities for advanced modeling, hydrologic analysis, and collaborative design—selling points for value-driven, BIM-enabled project bids.

Strategic Partnerships History of collaborations with environmental groups and law centers on resilience studies, plus a recent hire, indicates potential for cross-selling resilience planning, climate adaptation consulting, and integrated site-water landscape projects with broader ESG objectives.