Can Cross Country support culvert and drainage work for public projects?
Yes. The team can discuss stormwater, culvert, road-drainage, access, and connected sitework requirements for municipal, state, federal, and civil projects.
Federal & Government Work
Government Erosion & Drainage Work
Water changes the ground quickly. On public infrastructure, a drainage problem can disrupt access, undermine a road, complicate construction, or put sensitive areas at risk. Cross Country Land Services supports government and civil teams with practical field execution for erosion control, drainage, culverts, crossings, and stabilization work.
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Northern New England
Protect the ground, manage the water, preserve access
Good drainage and erosion-control work is connected to the whole site. It depends on grade, material movement, equipment access, the surrounding ground, and the intended long-term use. Cross Country brings those considerations together in a field-ready scope that supports the larger project plan.
Scope Support
Relevant capabilities
- Erosion and sediment control
- Stormwater management
- Culvert installation and replacement
- Gravel road maintenance and drainage improvements
- Stream and tidal crossing support
- Shoreline and slope stabilization
- Wetland restoration and environmental compliance support
- Site restoration and ground protection
Field Conditions
Work where water, terrain, and operations intersect
- Roads, access routes, and public facilities affected by runoff
- Culvert and crossing locations with limited access
- Slopes, shoreland, streamside, or wet ground
- Sites requiring careful sequencing around active work
- Projects where temporary controls must support long-term conditions
- Infrastructure work that requires a safe, stable path for crews and equipment
How We Work
Clear coordination from scope to field execution
- Identify how water moves across the work area and what the finished condition must accomplish.
- Coordinate grades, access, material, controls, and protection measures around the actual site constraints.
- Build the scope around the construction sequence so controls support, rather than obstruct, the work.
- Communicate directly with Mark Wittenberg for project, bid, RFP, and teaming discussions.
Procurement & Partnership
A direct point of contact for your project
For bids, RFPs, and teaming opportunities, contact Mark Wittenberg, veteran owner and managing principal of Cross Country Land Services. You will have a clear, accountable contact from the first scope discussion onward.
Federal Capability Statement
Qualifications in a format built for procurement
Review Cross Country’s core capabilities, certifications, contracting details, and federal readiness in the formal capability statement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning the next step
Does the team perform environmental field work?
Cross Country offers erosion and sediment control, wetland restoration, shoreline and slope stabilization, stream crossings, tidal crossing remediation, and related field capabilities. Final responsibilities are defined by the project scope and applicable requirements.
How do we start a government drainage or stabilization inquiry?
Send the location, drawings or scope documents, anticipated schedule, known environmental constraints, and the specific work you need. Mark Wittenberg will help determine the most useful next step.