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St. Louis, MO — Case Engineering announces the hiring of Electrical Engineer Adam Barney, Mechanical Engineer Luke Markovich, and Structural Engineer Spencer Bearden. Electrical Engineer Adam Barney Barney recently graduated from Utah State University (USU) in Logan, Utah with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. His prior experience includes Webmaster and Publicity Director for USU’s Engineering Council, which focused on planning and organizing activities to increase retention and engagement in the university’s College of Engineering. At the Missouri School for the Blind in St. Louis, he assisted in the maintenance and repair of building electrical systems and machinery, and installed wall outlets and light fixtures. Mechanical Engineer Luke Markovich Markovich recently earned a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Missouri – Columbia. In addition to mechanical design, he is also ski...

Cassel Salpeter & Co. (“Cassel Salpeter”), an independent investment banking firm that provides advisory services to middle-market and emerging growth companies in the United States and worldwide, announced that it served as financial advisor to Paramount Consulting & Engineering, LLC (“Paramount”) in its strategic partnership with Certerra, a portfolio company of OceanSound Partners, LP (“OceanSound”). MIAMI, Fla. — The transaction positions Paramount to expand its operations nationwide while strengthening Certerra’s presence in the South Florida market. Paramount, founded and led by former Chief Executive Officer Cesar Soto, provides forensic engineering and building envelope consulting services for projects ranging from high-end residential homes to large commercial and high-rise developments. The firm has grown rapidly in recent years, expanding to more than 100 employees and building a strong reputation for quality work and technical expertise across the state of...

MAURER constructs, tests and supplies spherical bearings for three-dimensional movements. Stuttgart.  A new main train station is under construction in Stuttgart, with entrances covered by large lattice shells of steel and glass. MAURER is providing special spherical bearings for these avant-garde and technically challenging structures to ensure they remain stable and flexible. The new station will initially have three entrance structures, with another to be added in future. Covered by steel and glass shells, they will provide access to the platforms underground and are subjected to a variety of forces. Alongside the weight of the structures themselves and the imposed loads, wind and regular settlements play a major role. Due to these conditions, the measurement and design of the bearings had to allow for certain components to lift up in specific load scenarios, in order to protect the bearings or the structure. A view from inside showing the “feet” of the lattice shel...

Williams to lead division delivering turnkey and construction projects. Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has announced that Robert (Bob) Williams, PE, LEED AP, has joined the firm as president of its national design-build practice. In this new role, he will oversee nearly 50 individuals operating across the commercial, federal, and state/local markets, and will be based in the firm’s Raleigh, North Carolina, office. Williams has over 35 years of experience in the engineering industry, including over 20 years leading design-build, construction, and alternative delivery functions. He has managed multi-million-dollar design-build projects, including design, strategic planning, and community engagement elements. Previously, Williams served as executive vice president and region leader for a construction firm, where he pioneered the Raleigh, North Carolina, practice in 2018 and grew operations to $60 million in annual revenue by 2025. In his new role at Dewber...

Flagship “Wildwater” attraction to anchor 400+-acre park and riverfront destination in Clarksville, Indiana. CLARKSVILLE, IND. — Calibre Engineering, a national leader in civil, structural, and whitewater engineering, has been selected to lead the design and oversee construction of the signature whitewater venue at Origin Park, a transformative 430-acre riverfront development along the Ohio River.   The project’s centerpiece—Wildwater at Origin Park—will serve as the primary gateway to the park and a defining attraction for the region. Designed as a world-class whitewater and outdoor recreation destination, Wildwater will feature a more than 3,300 LF simulated whitewater river system, including a 2,000 LF recreational channel, 1,000 LF competition channel, and a 92 LF surf wave, offering whitewater experiences for beginners through elite athletes.   Calibre’s selection underscores the firm’s unmatched expertise in designing complex, high-performance whitewater environments that b...

Following a successful merger and three years of strategic integration, KWK Architects will officially complete its transition to the Lawrence Group brand on July 1, marking the final step in uniting the two firms under one name. ST. LOUIS, MO — While the KWK Architects brand is sunsetting, the nationally recognized higher education and student housing leaders behind its success remain firmly in place. KWK’s founding principals and longtime design experts continue to lead Lawrence Group’s growing higher education practice, now strengthened by expanded multidisciplinary services and a new generation of talent. Since merging in March 2023, KWK Architects and Lawrence Group have combined their expertise to create a nationally recognized higher education design practice with more than 140 professionals across architecture, interior design, furniture procurement, graphic design, landscape architecture, and master planning. Today, Lawrence Group’s expanded student housing team ...

MODSTREET partnered with Anselmi & DeCicco and NJ Transit to design and deliver a first-of-its-kind modular transit solution at MetLife Stadium in preparation for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ —  The project features a scalable, rapidly deployable system of 10 fully ADA-compliant modular bus platforms, engineered to support high-volume passenger movement while preserving existing infrastructure. The solution enables temporary transit expansion for major events without requiring permanent site modification, and can be fully disassembled and reused for future deployments. Built for Speed, Scale, and Accessibility Each of the 10 modular platforms measures approximately 1,300 square feet, totaling 13,000 square feet of deployable transit infrastructure. The system was engineered to accommodate both 40-foot and 60-foot buses, ensuring operational flexibility for NJ Transit during peak event periods. Key project highlights include: 100% ADA-compli...