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Selection spotlights Bowman’s integrated capabilities in legacy infrastructure redevelopment RESTON, Va. — Bowman Consulting Group Ltd. (NASDAQ: BWMN), a national engineering services and program management firm, announced it has been selected to lead surveying and geospatial services with Glover Construction Co., Inc. supporting a large-scale, multi-year environmental closure and landfill development program in central Virginia. The contract represents Bowman’s first direct engagement with Glover, one of the largest mass excavation firms on the East Coast and highlights the company’s capabilities in the power and utilities sector. The program, located at a former power generation site operated by a major utility provider, is part of a statewide initiative to close and redevelop legacy energy infrastructure in accordance with stringent federal and state environmental standards. Bowman’s work will support the safe management and relocation of coal combustion residuals (CCR), byproduc...

GLEN ALLEN, VA — Schnabel Engineering is marking a major milestone in 2026 as the firm celebrates 70 years of delivering innovative geotechnical, dam, and tunnel engineering solutions across the United States and around the world.  Founded in 1956 by brothers Harry and Jim Schnabel, the company has grown from a small test-drilling operation into a nationally recognized engineering firm with more than 700 employees and 31 offices. Today, Schnabel provides specialized expertise for complex infrastructure projects in more than 130 countries.  “Schnabel has always been a company of great people who are uniquely bound by a shared and timeless vision to improve the lives of those we work with and those in our communities,” says Walt Rabe, President and CEO. “This milestone is a tribute to every employee – past and present – who has helped shape who we are today by working as one team, united by a shared purpose and commitment to delivering meaningful solutions for our clients and ...

MADISON, WIS. — Mead & Hunt has announced Laurie Whitney as Architecture & Building Engineering (ABE) Group Leader. With 11 years at Mead & Hunt and nearly three decades of experience in architecture, Laurie brings diversified market expertise, a passion for developing people and capabilities, and a vision to transform communities through inspiring, innovative design. “Laurie is a strategic thinker, and she believes when we invest in people, great results follow,” said Amy Squitieri, Chief Executive Officer. “She’s expanded our design and technology capabilities and built a reputation for delivering on ambitious goals. The ABE group’s future is in excellent hands.” As Group Leader, Laurie will focus on evolving a forward-thinking, client-focused team that blends creativity with technical excellence. She is committed to empowering teams and future leaders, fostering innovation, and positioning Mead & Hunt as a trusted partner in shaping communities. Her deep knowledge...

Tom Jackmin and Mike McArdle Appointed Chief Operating Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, Respectively To support continued growth, VHB is strengthening its leadership team with the appointments of  Tom Jackmin  as Chief Operating Officer (COO) and  Mike McArdle  as Chief Strategy Officer (CSO). These leadership advancements elevate the firm’s ability to scale, drive long-term success, and meet the evolving needs of clients and communities while advancing a more sustainable future. Tom brings extensive operational experience to his role as COO, having previously led the continuous success of VHB’s New England Region, the firm’s largest, and most recently serving as Chief Strategic Growth Officer, where he helped guide the exploration of industry trends and disruptors. In this capacity, he helped position VHB to expand its offerings and enhance its differentiating services. A visionary leader, Tom will oversee VHB’s regional and office operations, working closely w...

Friends, In the city of Azusa in Los Angeles’s San Gabriel Valley, a rare one-room schoolhouse has been carefully moved to an honored location, rehabilitated and restored, marking its new use as a community center, polling place and educational resource for all area residents. Culminating in its recent dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony, the landmark also offers a poignant reminder of the region’s segregated past — and lessons learned.  The relocating, restoring and curating of the 1,400-square-foot building as a historic landmark was initiated by city government and overseen by architecture firm Page & Turnbull. Azusa natives California State Senator Susan Rubio and Assemblymember Bianca Rubio championed the project and secured critical state grant funding of $3 million to cover its cost. In 2022, The Old Schoolhouse, as it’s known, was transferred for the second time to a prominent location on Historic Row in Veteran’s Freedom Park, adjacent to the Azusa Historical...

Austin, Texas — Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc (LAN) announces that Cecil May, PE, has joined the firm’s Austin office as a senior construction manager, expanding the firm’s construction engineering and inspection (CE&I) capabilities across Central Texas. In his new role, May will provide full-time, on-site inspection and construction management services for water and wastewater infrastructure, transportation and transit improvements, facility upgrades and expansions and utility coordination, including subsurface utility engineering. His focus will be supporting local cities, counties and transit agencies such as Austin, Kyle, Buda, Hays County, Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority (CapMetro) and other municipalities in Central Texas. May will also collaborate closely with LAN’s multidisciplinary teams across Texas to provide responsive, on-the-ground support for planning, design and construction projects. May is a licensed Professional Engineer in Texas with over ...

Phase 2 Design Amendment Positions Project Nearly Two Years Ahead of Schedule AUSTIN, TX — STV today announced a major design amendment and early works package that accelerates Phase 2 of the City of Kyle’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) expansion. As part of the city’s $200 million-plus investment in its wastewater treatment improvements, STV is leading the expansion project, introducing advanced nutrient removal technologies and upgraded equipment to double the plant’s flow capacity and achieve compliance with new regulatory requirements ahead of schedule.  “This expansion is about more than just capacity, it’s about resilience,”  said  Lindsay Webb, vice president and water area manager for STV’s Central Texas region . “Our partnership with Kyle will strengthen infrastructure for decades, supporting sustainable growth, compliance and environmental stewardship....