MID-ATLANTIC SURVEYING & LAND DESIGN INC

MID-ATLANTIC SURVEYING & LAND DESIGN INC. specializes in professional land surveying and mapping services, delivering precise geospatial data for federal land management and conservation initiatives. The company applies traditional and modern surveying techniques—including boundary delineation, topographic mapping, and parcel boundary resolution—to support natural resource planning and land use compliance. Their technical expertise centers on high-accuracy cadastral surveys, GPS-based positioning, and GIS-integrated mapping, ensuring defensible property boundaries and regulatory alignment for federal land parcels. A key differentiator is their focus on complex rural and agricultural land parcels, where historical deed analysis, monumentation, and legal boundary reconstruction are critical to USDA conservation programs. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience supporting the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically the Natural Resources Conservation Service, where their work enables land conservation easements and environmental stewardship initiatives. Their engagements involve detailed surveying of farm and conservation lands to meet federal program requirements, indicating a strong understanding of NRCS protocols and land use regulations tied to agricultural preservation. Their primary industry focus is on Surveying and Mapping (NAICS 541370), a niche that requires mastery of boundary law, geodetic control networks, and digital terrain modeling. They serve the federal land management vertical, particularly where precision surveying supports environmental compliance, conservation easements, and rural land development oversight. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified entity based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the firm brings a small-business agility to federal geospatial contracting. Their certifications affirm compliance with federal small business programs, enhancing their eligibility for set-aside opportunities. While currently focused on federal land conservation projects, their geographic presence in the Mid-Atlantic positions them to support regional federal agencies requiring high-integrity land surveying services.