Michael Mills, PE
VP, Water Resources
































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Specialized water and wastewater design guides informed improvements before capacity or service issues become costly.
Capacity Planning and Service Reliability
Water design becomes stronger inside a multidisciplinary firm because utility decisions rarely stand alone. WGI’s team of water engineers keeps system decisions grounded in cost, service, and delivery realities.
Streamline Technologies, a WGI company, develops StormWise, the hydrologic and hydraulic engine engineers have modeled with for four decades. WGI's stormwater teams run it daily and sit alongside the people who write it, so questions get answered at the source.
WGI modelers reach the StormWise development team directly when a project raises an unusual question.
StormWise models 1D and 2D flow, and FloodWise forecasts flooding days ahead at the street and house level.
Water and wastewater assets often show warning signs long before failure disrupts service. Specialized water design gives engineers a practical path for addressing aging pipes, pumps, and system components while service remains active.
At WGI, we creatively transform how our world is envisioned, designed, and experienced.
VP, Water Resources
Marine and coastal sites depend on utility systems that can perform in demanding waterfront conditions.
Drainage strategy matters where stormwater conditions influence utility access, capacity, and performance.
Structural engineering supports the physical utility assets that carry water and wastewater service every day.
Environmental review gives utility work a stronger basis for addressing permitting and regulatory expectations.
Accurate mapping defines the utility locations, elevations, and site constraints needed to plan water and wastewater improvements.
Utility improvements benefit from water and environmental insight that keeps design decisions grounded in system needs.
Use WGI’s specialized water design expertise to evaluate infrastructure needs and move critical improvements into action.