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Tetra Tech’s greatest impact on the world is through the projects we perform in communities around the globe. In partnership with our clients, we are improving lives and creating a more sustainable future.

Tetra Tech designs, models, and manages the U.S. National Airspace System

Modernizing the U.S. National Airspace System 

Aerial view of the 12 MGD surface water treatment plant

Delivering a New Drinking Water Treatment Plant for Rocket City, Alabama 

108” Horseshoe Tunnel crossing under the Agua Hediona Lagoon for the 54” Steel Conveyance Pipeline

Providing Reliable, High-Quality Drinking Water for San Diego

Intelligent Water System Central Control Room designed by Tetra Tech

Building Community Resiliency with Intelligent Water Management 

View along the earthen levee—Central Wetlands is the flooding source (right) and protection is provided to adjacent residents

Designing and Certifying a Levee System in Louisiana According to FEMA Criteria

Low-lying areas of Honolulu, Hawai'i, will be exposed to sea level rise

Assessing Vulnerability of the Hawaiian Islands to Sea Level Rise

Aerial view of the Fort Pierce Marina artificial island complex that Tetra Tech designed

Designing a Stronger, Resilient Marina to Provide Storm Protection in Florida

Midpoint of the breakwater complex and navigation sign where Tetra Tech provided engineering and design services

Increasing Biological Productivity and Stabilizing the Shoreline Along the Mississippi Sound

Modern designed welcome building surrounded by garden

Blending History with Horticulture at RHS Bridgewater in Worsley, England

A wide view of the front of the Boola Katitjin Building at Murdoch University, Western Australia

Reducing Embodied Carbon Using Hybrid Timber Construction in Western Australia

St. John’s Terminal on a beautiful New York City evening with One World Trade visible in the background

Transforming a New York Industrial Terminal into a Futuristic Nature-Inspired Workplace

View of the Turcot Interchange toward the west end of the island of Montréal, between Lachine canal and St-Jacques’s cliff

Managing Montreal’s Turcot Interchange Project and Providing Post-Construction Inspection

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