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Carollo Engineers to lead first project under Madison’s new Sanitary Sewer Study Program, helping the city strengthen stormwater resilience MADISON, Wis.–  The City of Madison is taking a proactive step to strengthen its wastewater infrastructure by initiating the Campus, Downtown, and East Washington Ave Sanitary Sewer Study. Using sanitary sewer modeling, the study will assess existing system performance, evaluate the impacts of proposed development and redevelopment, and identify improvements required to maintain reliable service as the city grows. North America’s premier water engineering and consulting firm Carollo Engineers has been selected to lead the effort. Madison is experiencing rapid population growth and redevelopment of properties throughout the city, particularly along major transit corridors, increasing demand on the wastewater collection system. To plan strategically for long-term infrastructure needs and support efficient, consistent review of future pr...

Chimborazo Province, Ecuador  —   Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB-USA), in partnership with FIEA Ecuador and the community of Alausí and technical architectural support from HDR, has officially completed construction on a new community healthcare center in Alausí, Ecuador, restoring access to essential medical services after the devastating March 2023 landslide. The landslide resulted in 65 fatalities, and over 1,000 residents affected. It also damaged homes, disrupted potable water services, and halted the community’s plans to build a new healthcare center at the base of the landslide area. For a community where 74.2% of the population lives with unmet basic needs and more than 27,000 people face limited access to opportunities and essential services, the loss of planned healthcare infrastructure created an urgent need for a safe, resilient, and accessible solution. In September 2023, EWB-USA began working with community leaders to advance the healthcare acce...

SAN FRANCISCO — TYLin, a global engineering and consulting firm, today announced that Allison Wicks has joined the organization as associate principal of strategy and growth for its building sector. In the new role, she will be responsible for advancing market position, fostering stronger client relationships, and elevating brand presence in domestic and global markets. Wicks joins TYLin following 15 years of leading marketing and business development activities at large, multidisciplinary design firms specializing in architecture, engineering, and planning with a focus on innovative and sustainable projects. “I’ve had the opportunity to work with Allison over the years, and I’m genuinely excited to welcome her to the team. I’ve seen firsthand how she builds strong relationships and leads with integrity while delivering impressive results,” said  Nat Oppenheimer , TYLin’s business sector leader. “Her deep knowledge of our industry, combined wit...

Major Phase of Babylon Station Modernization Delivered Two Weeks Ahead of Schedule ISLANDIA, N.Y –  The two-year, multi-phase modernization project at Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) Babylon Station reached a major milestone as the station’s newly reconstructed 12-car platforms opened to riders two weeks ahead of schedule, just in time for the busy East End summer travel season. Forte Construction, in collaboration with Lead Designer AECOM, MTA Construction & Development (MTA C&D), and the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), reconstructed the station’s more than 60-year-old platforms while maintaining uninterrupted train service throughout construction.  “Babylon Station is a vital station within our network; 167 trains operate through this station every weekday,” said  LIRR President Rob Free  at a June 3 rd press conference , where he was joined by MTA leadership, local officials and labor lea...

Ipsum Group has today announced its acquisition of twoH and ExcelCS, further strengthening its specialist capabilities across the UK water and infrastructure sectors and enhancing the breadth of services oBered through its Water & Infrastructure division. The acquisition represents another step in Ipsum’s continued growth across the UK water and infrastructure sectors, expanding the range of specialist services available to its customers. By bringing together complementary expertise across clean and wastewater infrastructure, it is strengthening its ability to support water companies across the full lifecycle of their assets helping to ensure safe, eBicient and resilient network performance from delivery through to ongoing operations. Based in North Wales, the two businesses bring complementary strengths across commissioning services, pipelaying and specialist equipment provision. ExcelCS delivers clean water commissioning and pipe-laying services, supporting the insta...

GHD, a global professional services company, has opened a new office in New York City, strengthening the firm’s presence across the state and bringing teams closer to clients in a key US market. GHD’s new Midtown Manhattan office builds on more than 50 years of work in New York State and nearly three decades supporting communities out of Westchester County. The Madison Avenue location offers easy access to Grand Central Station and Penn Station, making it convenient for clients and teams to connect.  The firm has a strong presence across New York State, with offices in Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Syracuse and Rye.  This space marks an important step in GHD’s growth across the NYC metro area. The new office brings clients a local team backed by GHD’s global capacity and connections, with plans to grow as the firm deepens its work across the NYC metro.  “We’ve built deep relationships across New York State over many years. Establishing ourselves in New York City places ...

Sustainable drainage specialist Sudsplanter Ltd has supported a rainwater management project led by Scottish Water and Dundee City Council, through the Water Resilient Dundee partnership. The partnership aims to manage Dundee’s rainwater more naturally, reduce local flood and pollution risk, build climate resilience and create greener spaces, while engaging with communities. St Mary’s Community Centre, in the north of Dundee, was identified as a suitable location for a series of small-scale sustainable drainage systems (SuDS), including two SuDSPlanter rain gardens, to ease pressure on the combined sewer network.  A key aim was to make SuDS more accessible and build community understanding and trust, ahead of a larger planned project. Combined sewers Parts of Dundee have experienced significant flooding in recent years, including in August 2025, when drainage networks were overwhelmed during a sudden and intense storm. Approximately 88% of Dundee’s sewers carr...