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Southfield, MI –  Atwell  today announced the acquisition of  NEI Electric Power Engineering, Inc.  (NEI), uniting two industry leaders to create an integrated platform for critical power and energy infrastructure. The combined team is equipped to support clients across the full project lifecycle, from site selection, routing, and development through engineering, construction support, and operations. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The creation of this national platform comes amid rising electricity demand driven by data center growth, electrification, and renewable energy development, trends that are placing increasing pressure on the nation’s power infrastructure and the engineering resources needed to deliver it. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado, NEI is a recognized leader in transmission engineering, substation design, and power systems engineering. The firm’s more than 380 technical professionals serve utilities; renewable energy de...

Acquisition aims to strengthen engineering and surveying resources in North Carolina RALEIGH, N.C.– McKim & Creed, a leading engineering, planning and geospatial services firm, announced today that it has acquired Davis • Martin • Powell (DMP), a 46-person engineering and surveying firm with offices in High Point and Winston-Salem, N.C. The acquisition strengthens McKim & Creed’s presence in North Carolina’s Triad region while expanding service offerings and resources available to DMP’s longstanding clients. McKim & Creed acquires DMP, expanding its presence and engineering capabilities in North Carolina’s Triad. Founded in 1965, DMP has built a strong reputation as one of North Carolina’s most respected engineering and surveying firms. Throughout its history, the firm has remained committed to the core values established by its founders while consistently delivering value and exceptional service to clients across the region. ...

Refreshed digital presence reflects the firm’s evolving story, expanding capabilities and commitment to clients ST. LOUIS – Tarlton Corporation, St. Louis’ largest women-owned general contracting and construction management firm, has launched a fully redesigned website –  tarltoncorp.com  The updated site highlights Tarlton’s project expertise, rich legacy and values and the people who bring it all to life. The refreshed site is a modern, engaging platform enabling Tarlton to clearly depict its story and further connect with current and potential clients, partners and employees – as well as the broader communities it serves. The new  tarltoncorp.com  features expanded market pages dedicated to showcasing Tarlton’s experience across a variety of markets, fresh, updated videos and photography capturing Tarlton’s people and projects in action. and refreshed careers content reflecting the organization’s culture, values and benefits to prospecti...

ATLANTA –  Ware Malcomb , an award-winning international design firm, today announced construction is complete on a Class A office renovation project for law firm  Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian, LLP.   Ware Malcomb’s Atlanta office provided interior design services for the 6,500 SF project, located in the Promenade Tower at 1230 Peachtree Street NE, adjacent to the Woodruff Arts Center and the High Museum in Midtown Atlanta. With offices located throughout the U.S., Gunderson Dettmer is a leading international firm focused exclusively on the innovation economy, advising startups, growth companies, venture capital firms, and public companies on formation, financing, governance, and strategic transactions. “Our objective was to create a balance between privacy and openness, supporting focused legal work while maintaining a bright, contemporary environment. Our interiors team collaborated closely with the client and contract...

NEW YORK, NY  – STV today announced that Ray Moore has joined the firm as vice president and East regional aviation director to help scale delivery across a surge of multibillion-dollar airport modernization programs underway across the East Coast, where aging infrastructure and  record travel demand  are driving unprecedented capital investment.  In this role, Moore will lead STV’s aviation growth strategy across the East, expanding client relationships and scaling program delivery in some of the country’s most capacity-constrained airport markets.  “Airports are being asked to modernize and rebuild critical infrastructure while staying fully operational, often at a scale and speed the industry has never seen before,” said  Joe Thompson, senior vice president and national aviation lead at STV.  “Ray brings the kind of program leadership that allows owners to move faster, make better investment decisions and deliver complex projects without compromising operations.” Moore ...

By Luke Carothers  Forget the fastest route.  Leave the GPS at home.  We’re going old school this summer.  That’s right, the Zweig List is taking a road trip this summer, and we’re bringing you along with us.  Some road trips are planned around scenic highways, beaches, or stunning vistas.  Ours is built around the people shaping what’s next.  There’s something uniquely American about a summer road trip.  The windows come down.  The map unfolds.  Every mile brings a new landscape, a new skyline, and a new story waiting just beyond the next exit.  Across the country, the 2026 class of Rising Stars is leaving its mark on the built environment.  They’re designing the places where people gather, solving complex infrastructure challenges, restoring landmarks, and creating things that will serve communities for genera...

Leiden, The Netherlands  – Yorkshire Water is significantly expanding its predictive condition monitoring program as part of its AMP8 investment. Industrial artificial intelligence (AI) specialist Samotics is set to monitor a further 1,200 wastewater sewage pumping station assets and 300 clean water smart pumping assets over the next 18 months.  The expansion is one of the largest deployments of electrical signature analysis (ESA) technology in the UK water sector. It reflects the growing role of asset-level intelligence in helping utilities reduce pollution incidents, improve network resilience and meet stretching environmental targets in the water company’s regulatory asset management plan (AMP) for 2025-30.  The expansion builds on a partnership that began in 2022, when the utility  first awarded Samotics a £10 million contract  to deploy ESA across its pumping network. The program has since grown to cover around 2,500 assets and won the  Utility Week Award fo...