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Lawrence Group Expands Retail Team with New Hires Lauren Moore, Tascha Turvey, Lucas Wylie

ST. LOUIS – Lawrence Group’s retail team has expanded with the recent hiring of Lauren Moore as Interior Design Professional, Tascha Turvey as Interior Designer, and Lucas Wylie as Site Surveyor. Lauren Moore – Interior Design Professional With more than 10 years of interior design experience, Moore joins the retail team at Lawrence Group. Her prior career roles include Project Designer at Cushman & Wakefield and Architectural Staff Associate at ArcVision, Inc., both located in St. Louis. She studied architecture and drawing in Italy for a year through the Santa Reparata International School of Art and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design from Maryville University. Tascha Turvey – Interior Designer Turvey joins Lawrence Group’s retail team with ten years of interior design experience. Prior to Lawrence Group, she was an Interior Designer/Software Specialist for TKC BIM Solutions/VVELL Studio in Maplewood, MO. Her role included managing Revit templ...

Latitude 33 Celebrates 33 Years of Engineering for the Future

Milestone Anniversary Mark’s Firm’s Maturity as it Expands across Southwest San Diego, CA – As Latitude 33 Planning, Engineering & Surveying celebrated its 33 rd  anniversary this month, the firm continues to shape the built environment in Southern California and beyond. Since its founding in 1993, the firm has grown from four to 75 team members, expanded its annual revenue to $18–$20 million, and contributed to some of the region’s most significant developments. The firm has experienced exceptional growth by staying true to its people-first approach, delivering thoughtful solutions for a diverse array of clients, and designing infrastructure that contributes to vibrant communities across the Southwest United States. Early Years Latitude 33 was founded by four partners, including planner Randi Coopersmith and civil engineer John Eardensohn, who wanted to create a company with a democratic structure that emphasized hands-on principal involvement with every client and ev...

Trimble Expands Risk Intelligence Capabilities to Include Construction Drawings

Contractors can now review drawings together with contracts, specifications and other project documents to surface risk more effectively and prevent costly rework WESTMINSTER, Colo. —  Document Crunch, a Trimble company, today announced new project-level risk intelligence capabilities that allow contractors to review construction drawings alongside contracts, specifications and other documents. Leveraging CrunchAI TM  technology, project teams can now search and query across full document sets simultaneously to identify scope gaps, conflicting requirements and potential risks. “Construction teams work across hundreds of drawing sheets, specifications, contracts and other project documents, and significant risks emerge when information across these documents doesn’t align,” said Josh Levy, co-founder of Document Crunch and vice president of risk and compliance solutions at Trimble. “Accelerating this review process with AI provides preconstruction teams a compreh...

Arenco Takes Out Three Awards at MBA NSW 2026 Construction Awards

Arenco has won three awards at the Master Builders Australia NSW 2026 Construction Awards, recognizing the company’s diverse work delivering complex infrastructure projects across NSW. The awards celebrate the achievements of leading companies and individuals across the NSW building and construction industry, with Arenco recognised for its work on the Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway Ramp, Medlow Bath Station Upgrade and Pedestrian Bridge, and Campbelltown Commuter Car Park Project. “To have three very different projects recognised at this level is a fantastic achievement for Arenco,” said Angelo Stratikopoulos, Divisional Manager at Arenco. “Each of these projects presented its own set of unique challenges, and we are incredibly proud of the outcomes the teams delivered” he said. Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway Ramp The Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway Ramp is a landmark active transport project that replaced the long-standing and widely criticised 55-step staircase at...

The Quiet Discipline Behind Flanagan’s Best Firm to Work For Repeat Win 

Flanagan has done it again. The multidisciplinary firm — which spans civil engineering, surveying and MEP — has landed on the Zweig Group’s Best Firm to Work For list for a second consecutive year, ranking #4 in its size category and #7 among multidisciplinary firms nationally. For most firms, one appearance on the list is cause for celebration. Two in a row raises a different question: what is Flanagan actually doing that other firms aren’t?  According to Managing Member Reese Flanagan, the answer isn’t a perk, a policy or a program. it’s about paying attention.   Behind The Scenes   “If I had to point to one behind-the-scenes practice driving our success, it’s taking the time to understand what motivates each person and helping them build a career around that,” Flanagan said. “Happiness at work is about more than money. Some people value flexibility, some want growth opportunities and others want more balance between work and family.”  While t...

American Concrete Institute Announces Winners of the 2026 ACI Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards 

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. —  The American Concrete Institute (ACI) announced the winners of the 12 th  annual ACI Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards during the Fall 2026 ACI Concrete Convention in Atlanta. The awards provide a platform to recognize concrete projects at the forefront of innovation and technology and showcases these projects to inspire excellence in concrete design and construction around the world. The Overall Excellence honor was awarded to Grand Paris Express L18 Viaduct, Saclay, Essonne, France. This year, ACI honored the Grand Paris Express L18 Viaduct, Saclay, Essonne, France as the Overall Excellence award winner.  A total of 18 winners were recognized in the following categories: Low-Rise Structures (up to three stories), Mid-Rise Structures (4-15 stories), High-Rise Structures (more than 15 stories), Repair and Restoration, Bridges, Decorative Concrete, Flatwork, and Infrastructure. More than 30 industry expe...

Trimble for Government Achieves ‘Initial Implementation’ Status for FedRAMP Class C (Moderate) Certification

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Milestone accelerates secure cloud adoption for federal, state and local entities managing infrastructure, spatial data and capital assets WESTMINSTER, Colo.  — Trimble today announced that  Trimble for Government  is listed as ‘Initial Implementation’ status for Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP®) Class C (Moderate) certification and is now listed on the  FedRAMP Marketplace . In conjunction with seeking FedRAMP certification, Trimble is also pursuing GovRAMP authorization to support state, local and education (SLED) customers with reciprocal cybersecurity compliance standards. This dual milestone marks a critical step forward in delivering a software as a service (SaaS) cloud environment built within a secure Government Community Cloud. Designed specifically for U.S. Federal Government departments, state and local agencies, and defense and civilian contractors, Trimble for Government provides a unified ecosystem for managing infrastructure, spatial d...