Intelligence-Driven Civil Engineering · Southern Idaho

Civil engineering for
land development.

Bailey Engineering pairs proprietary planning data, AI tooling, and decades of land development experience to take projects from raw parcel to recorded plat.

20 Years in Southern Idaho
10,000+ Acres engineered
400+ Recent projects
Aerial view of a Treasure Valley development site with illuminated infrastructure network overlay
Where we work

Bailey serves 25 cities across six counties.

Headquartered in Eagle, Bailey Engineering engineers land development across Southern Idaho — from Boise to Sun Valley, Nampa to Mountain Home. Every jurisdiction has its own zoning quirks, agency review timelines, and infrastructure constraints. We know them.

ADA COUNTY

Ada County

6 cities

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OWYHEE COUNTY

Owyhee County

3 cities

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ELMORE COUNTY

Elmore County

2 cities

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BLAINE COUNTY

Blaine County

4 cities

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BOISE COUNTY

Boise County

2 cities

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About Bailey

Twenty years of land development. 19,913+ platted lots. Southern Idaho.

Bailey Engineering was founded in 2006 and has delivered 19,913+ platted lots, 605 developments, and 317 subdivisions as engineer of record across Southern Idaho's six-county Treasure Valley corridor.

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Research-grounded engineering

The research behind every recommendation.

Before we draw a line, we read the room. Every Bailey recommendation is grounded in current Treasure Valley planning data — application history, commissioner records, staff guidance — so the engineering work starts on solid ground.

See it in our work
432+
Applications tracked
across Boise, Meridian, and Nampa — updated weekly
3,253+
Commissioner votes indexed
individual voting patterns by name and application type
87%
Rezone approval predictability
when we score a parcel, the result matches the actual vote
We're hiring

Engineers and AI-curious builders, we want to meet you.

Bailey is a place where engineers are paid to think, AI is a force multiplier instead of a buzzword, and the systems get better every week.

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