PMCL provides services that support improved decision making concerning water and environmental resources. These services include activities such as: economic analysis of water projects; water demand and conservation estimation; software and database development; consensus building and stakeholder involvement for water projects; and watershed planning. In most instances, PMCL is called upon to conduct special studies or develop customized tools. Our staff has expertise in a range of techniques and analytical approaches that can be offered to support the decision-making challenges facing our resource management clients.

PMCL is very successful at appropriately applying these services to solve real-world problems within the client's timeframe and budget.

Please review our service offerings, noting that when you call on PMCL, you will be getting responsive and objective insights on the challenges you are facing. Again, we are asked and have great success at bringing innovation into water resource planning decisions. Listed below are several ways to introduce you to our service lines and experience:

Decision Support - The main elements of decision support can be characterized as: research, analysis, software, and collaborative planning. PMCL has expertise to provide in all of these areas.

Sample Projects - Sometimes the best way to define services is to describe them through typical projects. Here we offer a sampling of actual projects that PMCL has accomplished for resource management clients.

PMCL Divisions - PMCL is presently organized into six interrelated divisions or programs to address our client needs and manage our projects. These programs are: Integrated Water Demand and Supply Planning, Resource Economics and Quantitative Analysis, Environmental Planning, Management Information and Integration, Military Resource Planning, and Software Engineering Services.

Professional Tools - While PMCL's services are described in terms of supporting water resources management, many of our tools are applicable to other situations. These techniques can be applied to the health care, banking, and manufacturing industries, as well as water resources. Some examples of these "generic" services, e.g., programming, facilitation, network installation, are described further.