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Innovation Engineered.®Pioneering innovative coastal and river engineering solutions, one shoreline at a time.
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Introduction to Baird
Introduction to BairdWith over 40 years of engineering experience, we design creative solutions and deliver proven results: where water meets land.
Our combined expertise and time-tested methodologies have been sought around the globe, by some of the world’s most prominent companies for some of the most challenging projects.
- From planning to science, and design to construction, Baird connects people to the environment and clients to solutions.
- Ports, Terminals & Vessel Operations
- Coastal & Marine Structures
- Waterfronts, Marinas & Resorts
- Coastal & River Environmental
- Shoreline & Coastal Restoration
- Hazards, Risk & Resilience
- Metocean Studies & Offshore Renewable Energy
News & Events
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Canadian Offshore Wind and Marine Renewable ServicesDecember 1, 2023Please see attached our OSW Services flat sheet.Read More
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Fixed and Floating Offshore Wind ServicesNovember 22, 2022Please see attached our OSW Services flat sheetRead More
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Welcoming Jim Lewis to Baird & AssociatesOctober 21, 2022Please join us in welcoming Jim Lewis as a new employee of Baird & Associates.Read More
Explore Our Case Studies
See what we can do for you.
Confederation Bridge – Scour Assessment, Design and Monitoring
Prince Edward Island, Canada
The Confederation Bridge spans the Northumberland Strait and connects Prince Edward Island to mainland Canada. Baird completed a comprehensive scour investigation for the project, including the assessment of scour potential, design of scour protection for selected piers and the design and implementation of a scour monitoring program.
Cat Islands Chain Habitat Restoration
Green Bay, USA
Baird executed a design development for restoration of the Cat Island Chain near the Port of Green Bay navigation channel. The island provides a new disposal site for clean dredged material, while new habitat provides major environmental benefits and wave sheltering for a nearby coastal wetland.