Dawson & Associates (D&A), the nation's premier water and natural resources government relations firm, showcases a team of experts with decades of hands-on federal government experience within the regulatory, legislative and executive branches.
Focusing on the Corps of Engineers and its encompassing responsibilities, together with those of the Fish & Wildlife Service, the Environmental Protection Agency, the bureaus of Land Management and Reclamation, the Minerals Management Service and the National Marine Fisheries as these agencies intersect with the Corps, Dawson & Associates offers unparalleled insight, advocacy and management capabilities across the spectrum of government.
Our list of clients, both past and present, include major petroleum organizations; companies with Superfund and other environmental liabilities; housing developers who need experienced professionals to guide them through the regulatory framework of the federal agencies; bridge and highway builders, both private and public, who frequently face daunting timelines for permitting, bonding and construction start dates; builders with acceptance problems related to design-build contracts; and international organizations having contractual difficulties with American governmental organizations.
Meet our team of professionals and our past and current clients.
June 27 , 2008 - Estus Whitfield, who personified Florida’s increasingly aggressive environmental protection efforts as Chief Environmental Advisor to four Florida governors from 1979 to 1999, has joined Dawson & Associates as a Senior Advisor.
February 2008 - LTG Heiberg, the 46th Chief of Engineers, was awarded the medal by the current 52nd Chief of Engineers, Lieutenant General Robert Van Antwerp, during a ceremony. More...
May 2008 - Please click the link above for the most recent City of Folsom, California newsletter.
April 2008 - Please click the link above for the most recent SAFCA Board of Directors Action Summary.
May 2007 - Lieutenant General Robert L. Van Antwerp assumed Command of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in a ceremony in Washigton, DC on May 29, 2007. One of the highlights of the ceremony was the presentation of the MacArthur Gold Castles. More...
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