Barge Civil Associates
Nashville, TN 11–50 employees 3 principals
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About Barge Civil Associates
Barge Civil Associates is a real estate operator headquartered in Nashville, TN. Barge Civil Associates operates in Chattanooga, Tennessee-Georgia and Nashville, Tennessee. Its investment focus is on Condominiums, Hospitality and Industrial.
Barge Civil Associates LLC is a private civil engineering and land development advisory firm founded in 1994. Headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, the company has completed 32 years of continuous operation. The boutique small business maintains a specialized technical workforce that includes 11 licensed professional engineers and multiple certified floodplain managers. The corporation concentrates its business model on the initial stages of the real estate lifecycle, providing site planning, civil engineering design, and land development services. Its operational pipeline guides projects through site feasibility studies, municipal rezoning, environmental permitting, and stormwater management design. The firm specializes in delivering sustainable, low-impact site designs that navigate complex regulatory review processes for both public and private sector clients. The organization's project portfolio features nearly 7,000 completed assignments spanning major urban infill, institutional, and mixed-use real estate sectors. Its extensive track record includes overseeing nearly 1 billion dollars of mixed-use developments for regional real estate companies alongside decades of campus infrastructure improvements for prominent local universities. Notable regional projects encompass large-scale sports stadiums, high-rise residential towers, municipal public libraries, and corporate headquarters. The firm's geographical service footprint is concentrated primarily within the rapidly growing Middle Tennessee region. It maintains a dense network of active and completed projects focused inside the Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County areas, while expanding its engineering footprint into surrounding high-growth corridors like Williamson and Wilson counties.