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RPS combines water science, environmental assessment, engineering, spatial analysis and project delivery expertise to help clients understand complex water systems and turn evidence into practical action. From initial investigation and modelling through to approvals, infrastructure planning and implementation, our specialists support better decisions across the water lifecycle.
Good water management starts with understanding how a system behaves, how different parts of it interact and how it may respond to environmental or operational change.
Our hydrologists and water specialists assess surface water and groundwater systems using field investigation, monitoring, modelling and technical analysis. We help clients understand water availability, movement, quality and risk, and apply these insights to catchment management, infrastructure planning, environmental assessment and resource management.
Our capabilities include hydrology, catchment assessment, groundwater and surface water studies, water resource investigations, flood assessment and modelling, water quality studies and technical evidence to support planning and approvals. The current Water capability statement identifies hydrology and catchment management as key specialist services.
Water systems need to be understood not only environmentally, but operationally.
RPS supports clients to assess, manage and monitor water resources across infrastructure, development and operational settings. Our specialists provide water resource engineering, monitoring and technical assessment to inform the way water is captured, moved, managed and returned to the environment.
This includes capabilities such as dewatering and aquifer reinjection, surface water and groundwater monitoring, water resource assessment and technical studies that inform infrastructure design, approvals and ongoing management.
Where broader project support is required, these technical services can be connected with RPS expertise in business cases, planning and approvals, stakeholder engagement, procurement, project management and delivery.
Water management extends beyond rivers, catchments and groundwater systems. Coastal and marine environments present their own challenges around infrastructure, environmental conditions, changing coastlines and interactions between natural and built systems.
RPS provides specialist support across ocean and coastal environments, including marine and coastal assessment, modelling, environmental science, metocean inputs and maritime infrastructure. Our teams help clients build the evidence needed to understand conditions, assess impacts and inform planning, approvals and infrastructure decisions.
This capability can be integrated with environmental assessment, spatial analysis and project delivery expertise where coastal or marine projects require a broader multidisciplinary response.
Technical work creates the greatest value when it helps clients make better decisions.
RPS connects specialist water analysis with planning, environmental approvals, infrastructure strategy and project delivery. This allows technical findings to inform investment decisions, project scope, risk management and practical implementation rather than sitting separately from the broader project.
From understanding catchment behaviour or groundwater conditions to assessing infrastructure constraints or environmental impacts, our focus is on giving clients clear evidence and a practical pathway forward.
That final section is important because it stops the Water services page feeling like a standalone environmental consultancy page. It reminds the reader that the technical capability sits within a broader RPS project and advisory offer.
We assist clients to optimise and protect water resources through:
