Avodahtec provides independent municipal engineering services to municipalities, public works departments, and public sector clients across Canada. From aging water and sewer networks to roads, public buildings, and long-term capital planning, we help public owners assess what they have, plan what they need, and deliver it. Because we hold no stake in construction, every recommendation serves the community and the budget.
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Cities, towns, villages, counties, municipal districts, and regional districts; municipal utilities and public works and engineering departments; and the broader public sector, including provincial agencies, housing authorities, school boards, and public institutions.
Public owners are asked to do more with aging assets and limited capital, under real public scrutiny:
Watermain, sanitary, and storm sewer engineering and rehabilitation, condition assessment, inflow and infiltration programs, manhole rehabilitation, and trenchless renewal, through our municipal infrastructure engineering.
Condition assessment, risk-based renewal prioritization, lifecycle costing, and multi-year capital plans, through our asset management and reliability engineering services.
Building condition assessments, reserve fund studies, and facility design, upgrades, and retrofits, through our building and facility design services.
Owner's engineering, project and construction management, cost estimating, independent design review, and contractor management as prime, through our project and construction management services.
Climate risk and vulnerability assessments for funding, flood risk and resilience, and environmental assessment and permitting, through our climate and community risk and resilience services.
Road, drainage, and linear infrastructure engineering and municipal servicing, through our land development services.
We do not build or sell construction, so our condition ratings, cost estimates, and recommendations serve your service levels and your budget.
We assess, prioritize, design, and deliver, and can act as prime to manage the contractors who do the work.
The evidence councils and funders expect, from a team that specializes in it.
Professional engineering licensure in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Yukon, including northern and remote communities.
We prepare the assessments and evidence that infrastructure and climate funding programs require, so a good plan becomes a funded one.
The planning, assessment, design, and delivery of public infrastructure, including water, sanitary, and storm systems, roads and drainage, public buildings, and the asset management and capital planning behind them.
Usually through a procurement process such as a request for proposal or a prequalified roster, evaluated on experience, approach, and cost. An independent advisor who does not also build the work is valued for objective advice.
Yes. Avodahtec holds professional engineering licensure in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and Yukon.
Whether you are planning a single project or managing an aging network on a limited budget, a short conversation is the fastest way to see your options. Avodahtec helps municipalities and public sector clients turn their infrastructure into defensible, fundable plans.
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