May 23, 2018
What do roads, jobs, ports, money, bridges, commerce and rail all have in common? They are all part of a codependent network that rely heavily on one another to spark economic growth.
Shaping our world. Together.
For over a century, Mead & Hunt has built a reputation as an engineering and architecture firm powered by innovative thinkers and steadfast experts. But when you look beneath the surface you’ll find the secret behind our longevity is the relationships we’ve built with our clients. Above all else, your success is our success.
Stone Soup approach to water-wastewater infrastructure fundingRead More >
May 22, 2018
The ‘Stone Soup’ analogy fits for underfunded infrastructure projects where multiple stakeholders must all put something in the pot.
Momentum for industry mergers and acquisitions continues to growRead More >
May 16, 2018
Those circumstances figured into the acquisition of EMR, an engineering-construction firm specializing in food and beverage plants. Mead & Hunt has 70 to 90 food and beverage projects in the works nationwide.
Dams, spillways, levees: Sharing lessons learned and addressing future needsRead More >
May 15, 2018
Connect with dam owners, key agency personnel and teaming partners to learn about and share our latest innovations and engineering challenges related to dams and levees.
Is there still hope for hydropower licensing reform?Read More >
May 9, 2018
It is highly doubtful there is time to draft and pass a comprehensive Energy Bill that includes provisions for more support of hydropower in the current 116th Session of Congress
Rajan Sheth honored for lifetime achievementRead More >
May 9, 2018
“My recipe for success?” Sheth asks. “Focus on your people by letting each do what each is best qualified to do.”
Vertical gardens: A green solution to roadway noise and air pollutionRead More >
May 2, 2018
The citizens of Mexico City are using vertical gardens to create green space, reduce traffic noise and remove air pollutants.
ADC50 Committee’s midyear meeting date and call for participationRead More >
April 30, 2018
ADC50 is seeking proposals for paper presentations or themed sessions for the 2018 mid-year meeting.
Surfing the waves of inundation mapping regulationsRead More >
April 26, 2018
A technique for surfing California’s emergent inundation mapping requirements to prepare an emergency action plan for dams not classified as ‘low hazard’.