Firm Profile

Moser & Associates Engineering, Inc. was established in April 2000. We specialize in planning studies, engineering analysis along with design and construction plan preparation.

We have completed approximately 300 engineering assignments throughout Colorado with the majority being completed along the Front Range.

We are a Small Business Enterprise (SBE) certified by the City and County of Denver and the Regional Transportation District (RTD). We are also an Emerging Small Business (ESB) Certified by the Colorado Department of Transportation.

Philosophy

Our philosophy is to provide our clients with high quality planning and design solutions. Our first objective is to thoroughly understand the client's goals for their projects. With this understanding, we then use our engineering knowledge and project experience to recommend practical, feasible and cost-effective solutions for our clients.

In addition to quality, we focus on being responsive to our client's needs including schedule and budget constraints.

Most of all, our common vision is to do what it takes to earn and maintain our client's trust.

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Project Approach

Our approach to project management focuses on providing our clients with the most appropriate expertise and level of staff for completing each project. We are committed to providing responsive service and we emphasize routine coordination and effective communication.

Our experience and reasonable billing rates allows us to provide cost-effective services. We are committed to delivering projects on time and on budget. This is accomplished by providing strong project management, establishing realistic milestones and coordinating and communicating with our clients throughout the duration of the project.

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Meeting Client Needs

The majority of our work is done for repeat clients who appreciate and value our services. Our clients are mostly public-sector agencies. A current list of our repeat clients includes:

• Aurora
• Colorado Department of Transportation
• Denver International Airport
• Douglas County
• Greenwood Village
• Town of Castle Rock
• Town of Parker
• Urban Drainage and Flood Control District

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Key Moser Staff

The success of Moser's projects is attributed to a unified approach which is made possible by our strong team of professionals. The experience of our staff gives us the ability to develop practical and cost-effective solutions.

Rick Moser, P.E. - Principal Rick brings 24 years of experience in the areas of water resources planning and design. He has successfully completed a number of projects including the design of such features as stormwater quality facilities, channel restoration efforts, detention facilities, constructed wetlands, and temporary and permanent erosion control measures. He has served as a project manager on a variety of projects for numerous local and state government agencies.
Rich Ommert, P.E., CFM - Project Manager Rich's experience spans 14 years in the areas of water resources planning and design. He has worked as project engineer for multiple projects for the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District and also on a number of project for state and local governments. This work has included hydraulic modeling, channel restoration, water quality monitoring, erosion control measure design, and permanent stormwater quality control.
Teresa Patterson, P.E., CFM - Project Manager Teresa has 12 years of engineering planning and design experience.  She was responsible for the Upper Goldsmith Gulch outfall systems planning study and also assisted in completion of the preliminary design plans for the Fairmount Area watershed planning report for Urban Drainage and Flood Control District.  She has also completed construction plans on a number of local government drainage improvement projects.
David Delagarza, P.E., CFM - Project Manager David has eight years of engineering planning and design experience. He has completed construction plans for multiple local government projects. He also has experience in hydraulic and hydrologic analysis and floodplain modeling.

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