About Us
Aim Texas Trading, LLC is located in Dallas, Texas, USA.
Company is targeted for its capability to plan and perform logistically difficult, quick replied tasks, furnishing diversified services to the Clients worldwide, creating significant value for customers, people and society through knowledge, high level expertise and experience globally and locally based on engineering, economics and environmental science, creating optimum solutions.
Services
Water & Environment
Management, Planning & Economics
GIS & IT
Industry & Energy
Planning, Engineering & Supervising
Feasibility Studies, Conceptual Design & Project Development
Independent Check, Inspection & Assessment
Master Planning, Urban Design & Landscape Architecture
Sub-sea, Marine & Coastal Engineering
Air & Land Transport Network
Career
Aim Texas Trading, LLC is an independent consulting Company who delivers innovative services in fields of engineering, environmental science, and economics.
Contact Us
Head Office
Renaissance Tower
Dallas, TX 75270
Email: info@aimtexas.com
Land Transport Network Development
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Municipal Waste Water Treatment & Management
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