Livingston Associates Consulting Engineers

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Livingston Associates, P.C. is a consulting engineering/design firm located in Alamogordo, New Mexico specializing in water resources engineering and planning. Livingston Associates has an extensive experience in the planning, consulting, design and construction phase services of numerous water resources projects which include:

Water System Master Planning- demand analysis and water supply development alternatives, local and regional plans

Water Supply Development - groundwater wells, springs, infiltration galleries and surface water reservoirs

Water Treatment - conventional and advanced, membrane technologies and desalination, municipal and industrial water

Water Distribution Systems - pumping stations, storage facilities, distribution piping and water system computer modeling

Waste Water Treatment- conventional and advanced, membrane bio-reactors, reclaimed water treatment and water reuse

Storm Water Management - drainage master plans, flood control facilities, storm water treatment systems

Projects that comprise innovative water resource technology have earned Livingston Associates awards from the American Council of Engineering Companies. One of these projects, the City of Alamogordo Tertiary Wastewater Treatment Plant was recognized with the 2003 Engineering Excellence Award in the small firm category. The Aquifer Storage and Recovery Pilot Program project for the City of Alamogordo, was also recognized with an Engineering Excellence Award in 1998.

To be recognized as specialists in water resource engineering and become the consultant of choice through excellence in client satisfaction.

At Livingston Associates we believe that client satisfaction is paramount to the success of our projects. This is evidenced by our more than 75% repeat client business which include municipal, private and public agencies.
Member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, American Water Works Association, American Water Resource Association, American Council of Engineering Companies, American Membrane Technology Association, New Mexico Rural Water Association.