EVAPOTRANSPIRATION PLUS LLC

EVAPOTRANSPIRATION PLUS LLC specializes in hydrologic modeling and agricultural water use assessment, with a focused technical expertise in the application of the METRIC model to quantify consumptive water use in arid and semi-arid basins. The firm delivers environmental consulting services centered on evapotranspiration estimation, remote sensing data integration, and spatial analysis of agricultural water demand, primarily supporting land and water resource management decisions. Their work leverages satellite-derived thermal imagery and energy balance methodologies to provide scientifically rigorous estimates of crop water use, enabling sustainable water allocation planning in complex river systems. Key differentiators include precision in modeling spatial variability of evapotranspiration and experience translating remote sensing outputs into actionable water policy inputs. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of the Interior, delivering technical assessments related to basin-scale water use in the Upper Colorado River Basin. This relationship suggests a niche positioning in federal water resource management, particularly in agencies overseeing land use, irrigation, and transboundary water rights. Their work supports scientific reporting and regulatory compliance efforts tied to interstate water compacts and federal water conservation mandates. The primary NAICS classification of 541620 reflects a specialization in environmental consulting services, with additional activity in 541360, indicating capacity in geographic information systems and spatial data analysis for ecological applications. The firm’s market positioning is highly technical and science-driven, serving federal agencies requiring defensible, model-based water accounting rather than generalized environmental assessments. EVAPOTRANSPIRATION PLUS LLC is a small business structured as a 2J entity, headquartered in Gainesville, Florida. The company holds no federal certifications and operates without a broad government-wide contract vehicle presence. Its geographic footprint is centered on federal water resource projects, with operational focus tied to western U.S. basins where hydrologic modeling is critical to water governance.