ROBERT PECCIA & ASSOCIATES, INC.

Peccia Robert & Associates Inc. specializes in engineering services for transportation and public land infrastructure, delivering design support, construction oversight, and technical review services to federal agencies. Their core expertise includes bridge rehabilitation, road reconstruction, geotechnical investigations, and quality control reviews of plans, specifications, and estimates. The firm provides end-to-end engineering support from preliminary design through construction phase, with demonstrated proficiency in defense access roads, national monument infrastructure, and complex structural inspections. They bring precision to project development through rigorous design validation and field-level construction coordination, ensuring compliance with federal standards and safety protocols. The company maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Transportation, supporting state and federal highway projects across multiple states, including Alaska, Montana, and Oregon. They also serve the Department of Agriculture with critical infrastructure assessments for Forest Service bridges, particularly non-redundant steel tension member structures requiring specialized inspection protocols. Additionally, they deliver surveying and mapping services to the Department of the Interior for land management boundary delineation, aligning with federal land ownership and resource planning requirements. Their primary focus is on NAICS 541330—engineering services—where they apply civil, structural, and geotechnical disciplines to public works projects. While surveying and mapping (541370) represents a minor component of their portfolio, their work consistently supports transportation, forest, and public land management missions. They are positioned as a trusted technical advisor for complex, safety-critical infrastructure in remote and sensitive environments. Based in Helena, Montana, Peccia Robert & Associates Inc. operates as a small business with no federal certifications. Their geographic presence is centered in the western U.S., where they leverage regional knowledge to support federal agencies managing vast, rugged terrains and aging infrastructure systems.