Michael Pullium, C.F.E.A., L.E.P., President

Michael D. Pullium, a Vietnam veteran, has a degree in water resources engineering and training as an environmental scientist with over 33 years of consulting experience, and is President and Founder of P&A Consulting Engineers, Inc. He is a civil engineering graduate of the University of South Florida in Tampa with a major in Water Resources. He is also a Certified Florida Environmental Assessor (CEFA) and a Licensed Environmental Professional (LEP).

Mr. Pullium has worked for both the private and the public sector. He was Director of Environmental and Engineering Services with the Leon County Department of Public Works, in Tallahassee, where he served as County Engineer and Assistant Public Works Director. Michael also worked as a water resources engineer with the St. Johns River Water Management District and as Director of its Environmental Science Division and Regulation Department. Mr. Pullium's qualifications are rooted in his 9 years of governmental experience with the County and a state regulator along with his expertise in managing both large and small-scale projects and multidisciplinary project teams. As a consultant, Michael can provide project management, conceptual project planning and due diligence, regulatory review, and environmental assessments for corporate, municipal, and private clients in northeast Florida.

Richard Tattersall, P.E. - Vice President

Rick Tattersall has over 16 years of consulting engineering experience both in the field and as project engineer with extensive knowledge in civil site design. He has worked on projects in both the public and private sector. These projects include natural gas pipelines, sanitary distribution projects, waterline extensions, roadway and utility rehabilitation, storm drainage design, site development, and subdivision design. Along with design work, he also has experience working as a project manager for a heavy-highway road contractor that primarily built public roadways and utilities for City, County, State and other public municipalities. There he was responsible for managing projects, preparing and updating Primavera schedules, coordinating subcontractors, quality control, corresponding with owners, profit projections, change orders, submittals, and other contracting related issues.