ERS INC

ERS INC specializes in heavy and civil engineering construction services, with a demonstrated focus on watershed infrastructure repair and restoration. Their core capabilities include site-specific earthwork, erosion control, streambank stabilization, and hydraulic structure rehabilitation—particularly in rural and environmentally sensitive watersheds. The company applies precision grading, sediment management, and natural channel design principles to restore hydrologic function and mitigate long-term erosion risks. Their technical expertise lies in implementing resilient civil engineering solutions for flood-prone areas, integrating soil bioengineering techniques and non-structural flood control measures to meet environmental compliance standards. ERS INC differentiates itself through site-adaptive construction methods tailored to localized geotechnical and hydrological conditions, ensuring durable outcomes in complex terrain. The contractor has delivered projects for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting conservation and watershed management initiatives under USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service programs. Their work aligns with USDA’s mission to enhance land stewardship through infrastructure that improves water quality and reduces runoff impacts on agricultural lands. This relationship suggests a pattern of engagement in rural infrastructure programs tied to federal conservation funding streams. ERS INC’s primary NAICS code, 237990, encompasses non-residential civil engineering construction not elsewhere classified—specifically, projects involving landform modification, drainage systems, and erosion control structures. The firm is positioned as a niche provider in environmental civil works, serving federal agencies with localized, ecologically sensitive infrastructure needs rather than large-scale transportation or utility projects. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Jackson, Mississippi, ERS INC operates with a regional footprint focused on federal conservation contracts in the South Central U.S. While no government certifications are currently listed, their project execution reflects a commitment to compliance with federal environmental regulations and standards for civil works construction.