Missoula, Montana
Veteran Owned
Who We Are
Steve Reichert, PE
Engineer | Owner
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Steve Reichert is a licensed professional engineer and University of Idaho graduate with over 20 years of leadership experience and a strong background in land development, civil engineering, and land use regulation. He brings a practical, solutions-driven approach to every project, helping clients navigate complex technical and regulatory challenges with clarity and confidence.
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Before entering private practice, Steve served in the United States Marine Corps as an Infantryman and Logistics Officer, where he led complex operations and infrastructure planning efforts through multiple deployments in demanding environments. His experience includes facilities administration and maintenance, transportation and supply chain logistics, inspection program management, base camp planning and design, and physical site security at U.S. embassies. His project work spans domestic training operations as well as deployments in Iraq, Afghanistan, and U.S. diplomatic missions across North and West Africa.
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Following his military service, Steve transitioned into the civil engineering and land development world, earning his professional license and working as a Staff Engineer and Project Manager at local engineering consulting firms as well as gaining valuable public-sector experience working with the City of Missoula, where he served as an Engineering Permit Technician and Development Review Engineer. In these roles, he reviewed development plans for compliance with local regulations, evaluated requirements for streets, utilities, stormwater systems, and site accessibility, conducted site inspections, and worked directly with applicants to guide projects through the development review process.
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Steve’s combined military and civilian experience in engineering, construction, logistics, and public-sector review allows him to approach land use projects holistically—balancing technical performance, regulatory compliance, and practical implementation to deliver efficient development outcomes.
Angela Reichert, MA
Archaeologist
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University of Leicester, has been working in the field of archaeology in Montana since 2017.
Ms. Reichert's field school was on the island of Menorca, Spain where she participated in excavation of funerary caves of the Talayotic culture and a Roman necropolis from the 5th century CE.
After receiving her BA in Forensic Anthropology/Archaeology from the University of Montana in 2017 she began seasonal archaeology work with the Bitterroot National Forest before moving on to the Lolo National Forest.​ Angela has experience with large and smaller cultural resource surveys utilizing pedestrian transects, mapping sites, detailed daily field notes, utilizing GPS units, digital cameras, two-way radios, a compass, and topographic maps, and producing and editing site forms. Cultural resource surveys worked on include Gold Butterfly BNF, Darby Lumber Lands BNF, Mud Creek BNF, Superior North LNF, Tyler's Kitchen LNF, Wilkes Cherry LNF, Wilson Siegel LNF.
Angela has worked in cultural resource monitoring during construction projects in areas of cultural concern such as the Cascade Campground Expansion Project and Mouth of Swamp Project. Angela has worked on several historic restoration projects within the National Forests. Alta Ranger Station BNF, West Fork Ranger Station Garage BNF, Two Good Cabin BNF, Skookum Butte Lookout LNF, Savenac Historic Tree Nursery LNF.
Angela has experience in archaeological testing, data recovery excavations, mapping sites using GIS and Lidar scans, and produced a cultural resource report for the Lolo National Forest for the Wilson Siegel Vegetation Management Project.​​ Angela wrote and was awarded grant from the Foundation for Montana History to create and place six interpretive signs at the City of Missoula Cemetery highlighting notable figures and founders of Missoula.
Angela is also an active volunteer at the Historic Museum at Fort Missoula participating in educational field trips, archaeology education, community events, Lantern Tours, and archival organization.