About CIVICA
Civica Infrastructure Inc. is a leader in water management solutions. Our expertise spans across sanitary and storm sewer systems as well as natural watershed asset planning and asset management.
Our passion is to grow communities. We achieve this by working with municipalities, land developers, conservation authorities, government agencies and other consulting firms. We are undeterred to advance our clients’ mission by networking, combining efforts and developing tools. Our sister company, Smart City Water has uniquely designed an industry-leading capacity management software that has propelled us as leaders in the industry. We continually innovate to offer niche services to our clients who are looking to optimize the capacity of their existing drainage systems.
Our Wastewater Management Services
As thought leaders in the wastewater and stormwater consulting industry, Civica offers local & regional municipalities, developers, civil engineering consulting firms, and conservation authorities a wide range of services related to drainage capacity management. Civica provides a collaborative approach to project management, with industry expertise, client focus, innovation and project quality always top of mind.
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