Resource International LTD, located just north of Richmond Virginia in Ashland, Hanover County, Virginia, Satellite office in Hampton Roads Virginia, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach. We Provide excellence in the following service areas Civil Engineering,Civil Engineers,Land Development,Land Surveying,Land Planning,Site Engineering,Environmental Scientists,Wetland Services,Stream Restoration,Solid Waste Engineering. We offer better service at a price that is competitive with other local engineering firms such as Timmons Group, Balzer & Associates, Kimley Horn, CDM, Draper Aden, HDR, Golder, ch2mhill, Mattern and Craig. Our experience is second to none. At Resource International, we challenge ourselves to rethink the traditional, to apply innovative and sustainable technology and to identify creative engineering and environmental solutions in order to earn our clients for life.

DEQ Appreciation Certificate

Apr 27, 2011

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Solar Hot Water System at the St. Brides Correctional Facility in Chesapeake, Virginia

March 28, 2011

Resource International, LTD. (Resource) is providing engineering support for the design of a solar hot water system at the St. Brides Correctional Facility in Chesapeake, Virginia. Working in support of Johnson Controls, Inc.'s contract with the Department of Corrections, Resource has provided mechanical, process and structural design support.

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Governor Bob McDonnell Appoints Resource's Executive Vice President, John Combs, P.E to Board

Feb 18, 2011

Mr. John Combs, P.E., Executive Vice President, has been appointed by the Governor of Virginia to the Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects (APELSCIDLA). (Read More)

RESOURCE AWARDED Rappahannock Community College Urban Storm Water Demonstration Project

Nov 22, 2010

Resource has been awarded the Rappahannock Community College Urban Storm Water Demonstration project by the Northern Neck Planning District Commission. This project is an urban storm water demonstration project funded by the Department of Conservation and Recreation.

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Resource International, Ltd. Completes Historic Park for Stafford County

Nov 22, 2010

Sandstone used for the early construction of our nation's capital was mined from a sandstone quarry on Government Island in Stafford County. This quarry has now been preserved in a unique historical park preserved for all by Stafford County.

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Is your solid waste program prepared for VELAP?

July 26, 2010

Is your solid waste program prepared for VELAP?

The Virginia Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (
VELAP) is part of a nationwide effort to ensure that laboratory analyses performed for environmental monitoring purposes provide accurate and consistent data.

Resource's Anthony W. Creech, P.G. Section Manager, Groundwater and Geology, delivered a presentation at the Virginia SWANA Chapter's 2010 Annual Solid Waste Conference. This presentation explained the impact of VELAP on landfill operators and offered actions to consider for preparedness.

White paper - Powerpoint Presentation

Resource gains SWaM Certification as a small business

April 12, 2010

Resource International, LTD., is pleased to announce that we are now SWaM (Small, women-owned and minority) Certified as a small business.

Resource Contracted for Process Calculations and Modeling for Mexican Wastewater Treatment Plant

March 17, 2010

Resource International, LTD., as a subcontractor working with and for Randall and Associates, is involved in the process calculations and modeling for a new 535 million gallon per day wastewater treatment facitility in Mexico, expected to be one of the largest wastewater facilities in the world. The Atotonilco Facility is planned to serve Mexico City and treate wastewater for irrigation of the surrounding croplands.

The entire project is to design, build and operate the Atotonilco Plant to improve the health and farming impacts of wastewater in the Mexico City metropolitan zone. Resource International is proud to have a role in the development of this significant plant.

Press Release and Contact Information

Resource Hires Additional Wastewater Engineer

October 26, 2009

Resource is pleased to announce that William O. Randall, P.E. has joined Resource as a Senior Project Manager. Mr. Randall received his Bachelor's degree for Civil Engineering and his Master's degree for environmental engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. William has over 18 years of experience in water and wastewater engineering.

Resource Project wins VTCA Award

September 17, 2009

New Kent, Route 106From left: Mal Kerley, Chief Engineer VDOT, Resource's Paul Royer, PE and John Combs, PE

We are pleased to announce that one of our projects has been awarded the First Annual Transportation Engineering Award for the category of "Projects Smaller than $10 Million" by the Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance. The award winning Route 106 in New Kent County introduces traffic calming with five roundabouts in a two mile section of divided highway, supporting access to the New Kent Vineyards development. The roadway construction is privately funded.

VTCA Award Letter

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New Virginia Land Surveying Licensee

July 22, 2009

Resource International, Ltd. is a Professional Consulting Firm specializing in engineering, environmental, planning and land surveying services for both the private and public sectors. The firm's corporate office is located in Ashland, Virginia and has an office in Chesapeake, Virginia. Resource would like to announce the following:

Ashland Office:
Resource is pleased to announce that Mr. Randy Herx has become licensed as a Land Surveyor in the State of Virginia. Mr. Herx is also licensed as a Professional Surveyor and Mapper in the State of Florida

3rd Annual GET Solutions, Inc. Golf Invitational

July 16, 2009

Resource participates in 3rd Annual GET Solutions, Inc. Golf Invitational Rollie Dubbe Old Dominion University Scholarship Fund Full Article

Anthony W. Creech P.G. Appointed to Board of Directors VA Chapter of SWANA

June 23, 2009

Mr. Anthony W. Creech, P.G., Resource's Manager of Groundwater and Geology, has been appointed to serve on the Board of Directors of the Virginia (Old Dominion) Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA). Full Article

Resource Staff gains certification

June 8, 2009

Resource staff gain T & E Certification

Mitigation Banking

April 6, 2009

Mitigation banking promotes the restoration, creation, enhancement and/or preservation of wetlands, as well as the restoration and/or preservation of streams through economic incentives. Within the past year, mitigation banks have become the preferred method of compensation by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, one of the main permitting agencies, and thus compensatory mitigation banking credits have become more vital to development project in Commonwealth of Virginia, as well as other states.

By establishing a mitigation bank, landowners can not only protect their land from future development under a perpetual conservation easement, but also provide significant financial benefits through the sale of compensatory wetland or stream credits. Landowner's still retain rights to passively use their property as open space for hunting, hiking, bird watching, and other activities, while protecting their land and the environment for the future generations.

The full article: Mitigation Banking: Land Conservation with an Eco-Twist
written by: John H. Brooks, III, P.W.D

Environmental Due Diligence

March 25, 2009

If you require Environmental Due Diligence on rural or forested properties greater than 120 acres, are you using the correct method?

New ASTM Phase I ESA Standard for Forestland & Rural Property

Environmental Lab Accreditation

March 24, 2009

If you rely on a laboratory for environmental data - even if it's your own lab - it must seek accreditation under Virginia Law.

For further reading: Environmental Labs and Virginia Law

Hanover County Winterization Program

December 6, 2008

For the 16th consecutive year, Resource International has participated in the Hanover County Winterization Program. We dontated materials and labor to effort. The Hanover County Department of Community Resources has been soliciting labor and donations in order to prepare homes for the winter and make basic repairs. Many of these homes are owned by low-income, elderly or disabled residents of Hanover County. These residents either don't have the funds to initiate basic repairs or are unable to prepare their homes for the winter.

Resource would like the thank all of the employees who participated in the 2008 effort and appreciates this opportunity to give back to the community.

Richmond Times-Dispatch
downloadable article (.PDF format): Richmond-Times Winterization

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