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A Three-Phase Approach to Hydroelectric Dam Rehabilitation
How do you modernize century-old hydropower infrastructure? A three-phase rehabilitation strategy helps dam operators improve performance and safety.
Justin Kise Named Mead & Hunt’s Water Group Leader
As One Water Group Leader, Justin will lead integrated teams to deliver high-quality, efficient water solutions.
6 Questions Lab Owners Should Be Asking—But Often Don’t
Smart lab design means asking hard questions early. From futureproofing to workflow, here’s how to build a lab that serves science for decades.
Jeff VanVoorhis Recognized Among 2025 Notable Leaders in STEM
Jeff VanVoorhis is recognized as one of BizTimes Media’s 2025 Notable Leaders in STEM.
Engineering Camp McCoy: The Triangle That Trained an Army
Mead & Hunt created military history with Camp McCoy’s iconic triangular layout, which housed and trained America’s World War II heroes.
125 Years of Providing Safe, Clean Water to Communities
Celebrating 125 years of clean water solutions: Mead & Hunt partners with DeLand on an $80M wastewater treatment upgrade to protect Florida’s vital water resources.
What Do Mead & Hunt and LEED v5 Have in Common? People Come First.
Mead & Hunt’s people-first values align with LEED v5’s focus on human well-being, especially in air quality and building resilience.
Nick Haizel Drive Growth as Industrial Water & Wastewater Market Leader
Nick Haizel joins Mead & Hunt’s Engineering, Procurement, & Construction Renewable Energy Team as an Industrial Water and Wastewater Market Leader.
Career to Classroom: A Legacy of Teaching Since 1904
Daniel Mead built our firm while teaching at UW-Madison, creating a legacy of mentorship that we continue today, inspiring future AEC leaders.
Mead & Hunt Releases 2024 Responsibility & Resilience Report
Our Responsibility & Resilience Report reveals how we uphold our enduring values to take care of people and do the right thing.
A Man of Ethics: Honoring Our Founder’s Legacy of Innovation
Mead was more than an exceptional engineer—he was a man with foresight and a passionate advocate for ethical responsibility in engineering.
Daniel Mead’s Impact on Hydrologic Engineering
Founder Daniel W. Mead stepped into the dynamic field of hydrology with a passion that would shape the course of his career and, ultimately, our
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Military Appreciation Month Profile: Rob Vernon
Mentoring the Next Generation of AEC Professionals
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Good Stormwater Management: Key to Airport Resiliency
Mead & Hunt Wins Engineering Excellence Best of State Award For Sustainable Fleet Facility!
