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What Does it Mean to Engineer for Operations and Maintenance?
Taking time during design to consider what will happen when treatment plant equipment fails will save on future maintenance headaches.
Aaron Gudeyon Recognized with ACEC WI Chair’s Award
Electrical Supervisor Aaron Gudeyon has been recognized with the ACEC WI Chair’s Award for his commitment to ACEC-WI.
Sunny Skies Shouldn’t Ruin Your Dream Trip
Large windows in airport hold rooms create solar glare. Electrochromic glass eliminates glare to create more comfortable waiting areas.
Tim Murphy to Lead Mead & Hunt’s Military Planning Market
Military Planning Market Leader Tim Murphy brings extensive experience leading military planning programs to Mead & Hunt.
4 Things You Should Know About Embodied Carbon
Reducing embodied carbon has been a hot topic in the AEC industry. Here’s what you need to know about current policies and what the future
When it Comes to Litter, Small Changes Can Have a Big Impact
Litter negatively impacts people, plants, and animals. Here’s what Mead & Hunt is doing to help, and tips for individuals as well.
10 Ways YOU Can Be More Sustainable
If enough people adopt good habits, we can make a meaningful difference. Here are 10 ways you can be more sustainable.
The Evolution and Future of Collection System Hydraulic Modeling
Hydraulic modeling has improved accuracy and efficiency. The future looks promising with integration of models, ML, AI, and digital twins.
2023 USACE Work Plan: What’s in it for My City/State/Clients?
USACE’s 2023 work plan outlines the allocation of funds for studies, construction projects, and operations and maintenance activities.
Why Volunteer for Engineers Without Borders?
Volunteering for Engineers Without Borders provides valuable experience for engineers and benefits underserved communities.
Jeff Janis To Head Mead & Hunt’s Food & Beverage Group
Jeff Janis transitioned to Food & Beverage Group Leader in January, taking the reins from Greg Marconnet.
Top 4 Myths of Electrification
Electrification can be an excellent way to make infrastructure more sustainable. However, several myths have emerged surrounding this strategy.
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Jeff Janis Joins Mead & Hunt with a Holistic Approach to Food Plants
Are General Permits the Right Way to Reduce Nutrient Discharge?
When Innovation in Stormwater Design Pays Off
Not Just a Highway: the Exceptional I-70 Through Vail Pass and Glenwood Canyon
Arc Flash Analysis Can Prevent Catastrophe
Mead & Hunt’s Climate Initiative
Let’s Talk About PFAS
Jon Faucher to Pilot Aviation Group
Quality Control for Contractors: Lessons Learned from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Training
Hydraulic Steel Structure Design: There’s a New Code in Town
EPA Continues Crucial Water Infrastructure Investments
