June 5, 2019
Mead & Hunt is honored to be recognized on Zweig’s 2019 Best Firms to Work For and 2019 Hot Firms lists.
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.
Blues got the cup (and we made the ice)!Read More >
June 18, 2019
This “cool” project is good evidence of the strong cultural ties that come with building and designing structures in our communities.
Let’s talk about PFASRead More >
June 17, 2019
To tackle PFAS issues appropriately requires an understanding of the background and challenges, how airports are currently responding, and what guidance may be issued in the future.
Does FERC still require recreation monitoring?Read More >
June 13, 2019
Since the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Form 80 has been eliminated, under what circumstances does recreation use monitoring still need to occur?
Jon Faucher to pilot Aviation groupRead More >
June 13, 2019
From intern to Aviation Group Leader, Jon’s story is a testament of Mead & Hunt’s belief in investing in employees to pass a successful company on to the next generation of leaders.
Quality Control for contractors: lessons learned from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers trainingRead More >
June 12, 2019
Quality doesn’t just happen. It must be carefully planned into every project, from inception through design and construction.
Explore historic bridge restoration at the International Bridge ConferenceRead More >
June 10, 2019
Mead & Hunt project manager Tony Steffee shares bridge restoration success during the 2019 International Bridge Conference.
Follow me to Uganda: learning from each other for better communitiesRead More >
June 7, 2019
Follow Mead & Hunt on Facebook or Instagram to join Chris Le on his journey to Uganda for the Grassroots Women Peace Building Conference.
Keeping a pulse on stormwater trends: the future is GSIRead More >
June 4, 2019
Green infrastructure practices continue to gain ground, leading to code modifications, new maintenance practices, and community support—along with healthier, livable communities and environs.