Belsby Engineering is a civil engineering and surveying firm located in Eastern Washington, specializing in innovative and efficient engineering solutions to meet the needs of our clients, while maintaining uncompromised quality, integrity, and professionalism.
With backgrounds in marketing, business, construction, design, and construction management, our experience encompasses many aspects of civil engineering to provide sound engineering options that meet budget, time, and feasibility constraints.
We work with a variety of different clientele from the municipal, commercial, industrial, and residential sectors. From meeting with a town mayor to sitting down with a project architect, we have the experience to take a project from an idea to execution through to completion, while striving to make sure you get the results you want the first time around.
About Our Founder
Brian Belsby
Brian Belsby is the Owner and Principal engineer of Belsby Engineering, specializing in site planning, grant writing, water systems, sewer systems, storm water, road design, and subdivision design. Brian has extensive experience working closely with the Department of Health, municipalities, and the Department of Transportation.
Brian Belsby founded Belsby Engineering in 2000 after years spent developing a solid engineering background and a client oriented business philosophy. He has spent the past decade building a team to provide intelligent, responsible design solutions with unmatched service to the clientele of Belsby Engineering. Brian believes that responsible engineering design begins with excellent communication with clients, agencies, and the consulting team. It is his commitment to make the client his first priority on every project.
Awards & Recognition
IACC Transportation Project of the Year, Town of Spangle, 2014
Belsby designed and managed construction of a TIB funded pavement overlay project on 1st and 2nd Streets. The project included ADA upgrades to the sidewalk ramps, replacement of unsuitable sections of roadway, and pavement overlay of approximately 1,300 feet of road. In addition to the overlay project, Belsby designed reconstruction of 3rd and Ash Streets, including water main replacement. Belsby designed and managed construction of a CDBG funded water main replacement in 3rd and Ash Streets. The remaining proposed improvements include: replacement of approximately 1,800 linear feet of roadway, construction of sidewalks, curb, and gutter, construction of stormwater management facilities, replacement of underlying culverts and the installation of a new pedestrian bridge. In addition to these projects, Belsby has secured $571,000 in TIB funding to reconstruct the failing portion of Main Street.
A value engineering study was performed by Belsby Engineering and modern concrete rubblization and cement treated soils (CTS) were determined to be the most cost effective solution for subgrade construction. The estimated cost savings from rubblization and CTS, as opposed to conventional construction methods, was approximately $150,000. This significantly benefited the client with a superior product at a reduced cost.
IACC Drinking Water Project of the Year, Town of Almira, 2013
Belsby Engineering has been working with the Town of Almira to obtain funding for numerous high priority water system improvements to benefit the community, as well as roadway improvements to pave the surface of a roadway into town. To date, the Town has been awarded $4,650,000 from the Public Works Trust Fund, $1,600,000 from a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) General Purpose Grant, $24,000 from a CDBG Planning Only Grant and $188,000 from the Washington State Transportation Improvement Board (TIB).
IACC Community Facilities Project of the Year, Sprague Emergency Response Center, 2013
Lincoln County Fire District #1 has been awarded $1,000,000 through Federal Appropriations. In addition to the FEMA award, the Fire District has received the remaining funding through an $820,000 CDBG General Purpose Grant and $630,000 in two state appropriations. The funding is being utilized to design and construct a new fire station and emergency response center located in Sprague, WA, which will house law enforcement and emergency personnel as well as the fire district. The new structure will serve as a multi-purpose emergency response center in order to act as a central headquarters for operations during large emergency situations.
IACC Drinking Water Project of the Year, Hunters Water District, 2011
Funded jointly by the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, the Public Works Trust Fund, and CDBG, this million dollar water system project for the small community of Hunters remediated the dangerous arsenic levels in the current water supply. In addition to being contracted as the project engineer, our role in this project has included grant writing, follow up activities to procure project funding, and community leadership to facilitate collaboration between Stevens County and the District. Belsby Engineering has also obtained additional funding through a CDBG Planning-Only Grant to complete a water rights transfer and also obtained a $629,600 CDBG General Purpose Grant for additional water main replacements. More recently, Belsby Engineering has acquired a $24,000 Planning-Only Grant for design of a booster pump station.
