Tell us what you need to solve.
You do not need a finished scope. Tell us what is happening, what decision needs to be made, and where the work is located. We will help determine whether EES is the right fit and what a practical next step looks like.
What to includeA short message is enough.
The first conversation is about understanding the need, not asking you to write the proposal for us. A few practical details help us respond with the right questions and the right people.
Project or operational location
City, county, state, corridor, facility, department, or service area.
What you want to accomplish
The decision, deliverable, improvement, permit, design, or information you need.
What is already known
Existing plans, data, site constraints, funding, standards, prior studies, or current workflow.
Schedule or deadline
Bid date, council meeting, permit milestone, construction need, budget cycle, or desired start.
Choose the closest starting point.
Select the service that seems closest in the form. If the work crosses categories—or you are not sure—we will sort that out during review.
Understand and prioritize infrastructure
Condition assessment, roadway imagery, asset inventories, GIS delivery, maintenance planning, and budget scenarios.
Advance a design or permit
Roadway, trail, drainage, access, erosion control, stormwater, traffic control, grading, and small-site improvements.
Improve how work moves
Process assessment, workflow improvement, records, inventory, performance measures, and implementation support.
A clear first response.
We review the inquiry before scheduling a call so the first conversation can focus on the actual need rather than repeating the form.
Common questions.
Do I need a complete scope?
No. Describe the problem, decision, location, and timing. Helping define an appropriate scope is part of the conversation.
Do you work with small communities or smaller projects?
Yes. EES is structured to scale the method and deliverable to the actual decision instead of forcing every client into the same package.
Can I send plans, an RFP, or other files?
Use the optional file field for an initial document if enabled. For larger, sensitive, or multiple files, we will arrange an appropriate transfer after reviewing the inquiry.
What locations can EES serve?
EES holds professional-engineering licensure across Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. For other locations, we determine the appropriate licensure and team before accepting the work.
Ready to send the details?
Complete the form directly below. EES typically responds within two business days. Please do not submit confidential, security-sensitive, or controlled information through the public form.