Scott Estergard, PMP
Scott Estergard is a Senior Principal Consultant based in Indiana with more than 30 years of experience focused on federal water resources planning, engineering, civil works, and environmental impact assessments. He brings expertise in federal water resource policy with an emphasis on ecosystem restoration and flood risk reduction.
Specialties
Federal Water Resources Policy, USACE Civil Works, Ecosystem Restoration, Flood-Risk Reduction
Practice Areas
Environmental Management; Water and Natural Resources; Civil Infrastructure
Education
MEng, Water Resources, University of Arizona, 2007; BS, Biology, College of Idaho, 1991
Registration
Project Manager Professional: #3371462
Client Service
On behalf of clients, Scott leads interdisciplinary teams working with local communities and stakeholder groups to develop, evaluate, and recommend solutions to water resource problems on federal projects across the United States. He often serves as a project manager and water resource planner providing planning and engineering services for large-scale United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) civil works projects. In particular, he often works as a program manager for USACE Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with the Omaha, Los Angeles, and Mobile districts.
In addition to 14 years of experience in the private sector, Scott offers clients the benefit of his 18 years of federal service, often serving as lead planner for basin-wide and site-specific water resource projects. In this capacity, his project experience includes watershed and feasibility studies addressing flood-risk management, ecosystem restoration, groundwater recharge, stream-bank stabilization, and navigation.
Scott has received awards including the Department of the Army Achievement Medal for Civilian Service and the USACE National Planning Excellence Award. He is a member of the Society of Military Engineers and has published and presented on ecosystem restoration topics.
Contact Scott at Scott.Estergard@Geosyntec.com.
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