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A Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan or Program, SWPPP, has become a vital requirement for almost all civil projects during design and contruction phases. As control of pollutants in storm water runoff discharges from construction activities is one of the key environmental concerns, awareness of the importance of surface water and storm water quality is rapidly increasing and more stringent regulations and requirements have been imposed on all developers. Following the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and NPDES permit regulations addressed to all owners, developers and contractors, a storm management program must be developed and implemented to almost all construction sites. The penalty for not conforming to these rules can be severe and unaffordable. © Copyright 2002 Virgin Globe - USA. All rights reserved. |
Virgin Globe has a mission to provide clients with a board spectrum of consulting expertise necessary to improve storm water and surface water quality during planning, design, construction and maintenance of all physical works and facilities used by the public. Working in small and big scale projects (Ranging from $25,000 to $125,000,000 projects' budget) and with EPA, Regional and State Water Quality Control Boards' experts, Virgin Globe's engineers offer ingenious, yet cost effective studies, documentation and on-site consulting for storm water pollution prevention and all related surface water quality issues. Our ultimate goal is to keep the US water clean in order to both, improve and protect human and aquatic life, and comply with all related State, Federal regulations and laws. Our engineering experience allows us to provide quality service for both public and private sector. Our clients range from federal, state and local governmental agencies to architectural, landscaping, civil engineering and general construction firms. 