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Amy Post Named 2026 Engineer of the Year
Engineer of the Year Honoree Amy Post helps communities solve complex water infrastructure challenges while mentoring the next generation of engineers.
Why Section 106 Matters: Preservation Success Stories from the Field
Preserving history doesn’t have to slow progress. Explore three projects where consultation led to stronger outcomes for everyone.
Tim Reder Joins Mead & Hunt as Food & Beverage National Market Leader
Tim Reder joins Mead & Hunt as Food & Beverage National Market Leader with more than 20 years of experience.
Three Causes, One Shared Purpose: The Mead & Hunt Foundation
We believe communities thrive when people invest in one another and champion causes that improve the lives of people in our neighborhoods.
Timber Takes Center Stage in Building Design
Structure used to stay hidden behind walls. Mass timber puts it on display, bringing architecture and sustainability together in the built experience.
Hunter Research Joins Mead & Hunt
Hunter Research joins Mead & Hunt, bringing four decades of archaeology and historic preservation expertise to our cultural resources team.
Employee Perspective: PE Day Reflections
Kyla Rankin set a goal in college to earn her PE license. She shares the journey, challenges, and support that helped her get there.
Employee Perspective: Growing with the Florida Water Team
Meet Marcos Espinosa: engineering supervisor, mentor, and proud member of our Ethnic Minorities ERG. His story is our latest Employee Perspective.
Unlocking Onsite Energy: Key Considerations for Distributed Generation
Not all distributed generation projects are created equal. Learn how priorities drive technology choices and outcomes.
6 Ways Airports Can Make Travel Easier for People with Disabilities
Accessibility is about dignity, comfort, and independence. Here are six ways airports can make travel easier for everyone.
Mead & Hunt Names Kristin Moore as CFO
After 12 years with the firm, Kristin Moore has been selected as Mead & Hunt’s new Chief Financial Officer.
America’s 250th: A Tavern, a Revolution, and 100,000 Artifacts
Under a Fredericksburg parking lot, archaeologists uncovered the remains of a tavern where Revolutionary history unfolded.
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