Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services, LLC. (AE2S) – Great Falls, MT Office

Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services, LLC. (AE2S), Great Falls, MT Office is a surveyor serving clients across Great Falls, Montana, and the surrounding region. The firm specializes in surveying services within the broader scope of civil and environmental engineering, supporting projects in water resources, wastewater systems, rural and regional water supply, and utility planning. With a focus on precision and technical excellence, AE2S provides surveying support for infrastructure development, water treatment facilities, and regional system expansions. The company is recognized for its commitment to client-driven solutions and is part of a larger firm with a long-standing presence in the industry.

AE2S operates as a 100% employee-owned civil and environmental engineering consulting firm, emphasizing collaborative project delivery and real-world expertise. The company’s services span water, wastewater, rural and regional water systems, civil engineering, utility planning, and surveying, with a strong focus on sustainable and operationally sound solutions. Their work includes system planning, modeling, optimization, and infrastructure development, supporting both public and private sector clients across diverse sectors including tribal communities, economic development, and industrial services.

The office is located at 405 3rd St NW Suite 205 in the Peak West Bank Landing, Portage Building, situated just a short distance from Central Park and the Kid Russell and Monte Statue. It lies approximately 0.1 miles from 3rd Street Northwest and 0.2 miles from Central Avenue West, placing it within easy reach of key downtown areas and civic landmarks.

With a perfect 5.00 rating and a strong reputation for technical reliability and responsive service, AE2S stands as a trusted partner in infrastructure and water system development across Great Falls and the surrounding region. The firm’s deep expertise in water resources and utility planning makes it a vital contributor to the city’s long-term resilience and sustainable growth.