KPFF INC

KPFF INC specializes in comprehensive engineering services for federal natural resource and wildlife infrastructure projects, with deep expertise in hydraulic design, environmental restoration, and construction management for aquatic and water resource systems. The firm delivers full-cycle A/E services including NEPA documentation, hydrologic modeling, intake structure rehabilitation, biofilter system design, and water delivery system upgrades—often in sensitive ecological zones such as National Wildlife Refuges and fish hatcheries. Their technical proficiency spans civil, environmental, and hydraulic engineering, with a demonstrated ability to navigate complex regulatory frameworks and deliver mission-critical infrastructure under stringent environmental compliance standards. Key differentiators include precision in aquatic habitat restoration, integrated design-build support, and experience with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-specific protocols for native species protection and water quality management. The contractor maintains a consistent and long-standing relationship with the Department of the Interior, particularly serving the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service across multiple regional offices. Their work focuses on improving water infrastructure for fish propagation, restoring degraded stream systems, and ensuring compliance with federal environmental mandates—demonstrating a pattern of repeat engagement on multi-phase, ecologically sensitive projects. Primary work falls under NAICS 541330, which encompasses architectural and engineering services for public infrastructure, with a clear vertical specialization in federal wildlife and water resource systems. The firm positions itself as a niche provider for mission-critical aquatic infrastructure, blending civil engineering rigor with ecological stewardship. As a 2L entity headquartered in Seattle, WA, KPFF INC operates as a mid-sized professional services firm with no government certifications on record. Their geographic presence is anchored in the Pacific Northwest, with a federal market focus on Western U.S. land and water management agencies, particularly those under the Interior Department’s jurisdiction.