Since 2022, Facet has been conducting a comprehensive, multi-phase Sea Level Rise (SLR) Vulnerability and Risk Assessment for Pacific County.
Facet's team, including GIS specialists, environmental planners, and a hydrogeologist, is evaluating the impacts of SLR on critical above-ground and subsurface critical infrastructure, residences and structures, groundwater and freshwater flooding. The assessment covers key areas such as the Long Beach Peninsula, Ilwaco, Tokeland, and Naselle.

This project is one of the largest mass-timber projects in North America. It incorporates massive wood columns supporting timber trusses spanning 80ft and 100ft bays and glu-laminated crane rails designed to carry the multiple 10-ton cranes. The lateral system used a combination of tilt-up concrete panels and mass-timber panels.

Facet worked with Bellevue School District to support conversion of their rotational school site into the permanent campus for the Spanish emersion school, Puesta del Sol Elementary.

The Langley Utility Improvement project has fourteen (14) subprojects with scope primarily focused on upgrading drinking water, sewer, and stormwater infrastructure. Facet has led the design team through numerous phases of the project, including initial site investigations, contract document preparation, and permitting for the project, and will continue to support the City during project bidding and construction.

Facet performed a comprehensive analysis of the physical and legal capacity of the CAL Waterworks system.

Since 2011, Facet has held Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with the US Forest Service, the US National Park Service and the US Department of Interior to perform civil, structural, and marine/environmental engineering services for a variety of projects throughout the western United States.

At Facet, we take pride in our role as the prime consultant for Tennant Trailhead Park—a premier outdoor destination in North Bend, Washington. Our expertise lies in designing and facilitating the construction of approximately 2.1 miles of soft-surface non-motorized mountain bike and hiking trails. These thoughtfully crafted trails seamlessly blend with the natural landscape, providing a harmonious experience for both adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts.

For Hazelwood Park in Newcastle, the Facet team conducted a thorough forest health assessment, including tree risk evaluations.