Before a project can move forward, it is essential to conduct a thorough investigation and analysis of the proposed site and surrounding area. This process, known as due diligence, involves evaluating factors such as land use, zoning regulations, environmental conditions, and potential legal or financial constraints. Project feasibility, on the other hand, examines whether a project is viable in terms of technical, economic, and social factors. This analysis typically includes evaluating the site’s capacity to support the project, determining the project’s cost and potential profitability, and assessing its potential impact on the community. By conducting due diligence and project feasibility analyses, civil engineers can ensure that the project will be successful in the long run and that any potential issues are addressed before construction begins.