
Transportation Statistics
Company Background
Operating at the nexus of economics and infrastructure, The Balmoral Group was built on the strengths of its principals in economics and engineering. The firm was founded in 2004 and has developed a well-documented track record of providing expertise in econometrics, statistics, geographic information systems (GIS) and data analytics to federal, state, local and regional agencies primarily in the Southeast U.S. and Australia.
As a niche firm with deep bench strength across several economics and technical specialties, Balmoral has achieved a highly diversified client base including public agencies, trade groups and non-profits, among others. More than half our 40+ staff hold advanced degrees. Balmoral is a frequent subcontractor to large firms, especially where its expertise with large geodatabases (i.e., millions of records), novel programming approaches, data visualization, and sophisticated modeling software are involved.
Corporate Expertise
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Economic analysis of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterways, including survey and statistical compilation regarding ports volume, commercial navigation, recreational spending reliant on Waterways maintenance, and input-output modeling

Survey and econometric modeling of more than 6,000 residents in three markets to estimate willingness to pay across 18 choice sets for infrastructure projects exceeding $1billion in public funds

Compilation of all Motor gasoline and mileage statistics for the State of Florida annually for eight years

Novel approaches to the use of social media data for correlation analysis with economic impacts

Data visualization for multiple projects with numerous combinations of attributes and variables, allowing stakeholders and policymakers ready access to the data they need
Project Profiles
Predictive Economic Impact and Cost-Benefit Analysis of Proposed Recreation Trails in Spalding County, Georgia
2016
The Balmoral Group estimated the economic contribution of the proposed alignment of the “High Priority” trail facility located within the City of Griffin and extending into the southeastern areas of Spalding County, Georgia. In addition, a preliminary cost-benefit analysis was conducted
State of Florida Office of Energy: Florida Motor Gasoline and Diesel Report
FDACS Office of Energy
2007-2013
TBG compiled annually the “Florida Motor Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Report,” which entailed updating all tax revenue and gas consumption data for the State of Florida for 2004-2006, 2008, 2009, 2011 and 2012






