Archive for January, 2020:
Moving Edgerton Forward
Posted on Wednesday, January 29th, 2020 by Peggy AmorIn Clients, Projects, Transportation Engineering, tagged in
The City of Edgerton, Kansas is focused on moving their community forward through economic development. Over the years, they’ve done this through strategic partnerships and infrastructure investment. In 2018, Kubota, an international manufacturer, approached the city about expanding their warehouses. Based on the city’s projections, they knew the existing gravel roadways wouldn’t be sufficient. They […]
Brad Schleeter Recognized with Schmitty Award
Posted on Friday, January 24th, 2020 by Cindy MartensIn Culture, tagged in
Since 2003, we’ve honored outstanding co-workers who best model our firm’s core values with the Schmitty Award. We’re pleased to announce Brad Schleeter, PE, CFM, ENV SP, Senior Project Engineer, has received the award for 2019. To select a co-worker, the three previous recipients met and developed a list of nominees. Those names were given […]
Fort Riley Main Post Stormwater Study Ranks System Upgrades for Next 30 Years
Posted on Wednesday, January 15th, 2020 by John SpellIn Federal Services, Stormwater, tagged in Tags: federal, fort riley, stormwater study, usace
Fort Riley’s Main Post was constructed in the early 1900’s. Given the age of the facilities, there were few maps, as-builts, or internal historical knowledge about the stormwater system. Fort Riley’s Directorate of Public Works (DPW) was addressing system problems, but wanted a comprehensive improvement plan that considered all of the Main Post’s needs and […]
Co-Worker News: New Project Representative
Posted on Wednesday, January 8th, 2020 by Peggy AmorIn Culture, tagged in
Today, we’d like to introduce to you to a new co-worker. Meet Travis Sanders, a project representative in our Construction Engineering Group. You can learn more about him here. Find out what he wanted to be growing up and the superpower he’d most like to have.