Mead & Hunt’s aviation architects and structural and mechanical engineers designed a new geothermal HVAC system for the South Bend International Airport.
South Bend Terminal Improvements for Sustainable Operations Read More »
After almost 15 years, the City of La Crosse completed the new and improved Bud Hendrickson Memorial Natural Trail and Pedestrian Bridge.
Pedestrian Bridge Keeps Citizens Safe from Active Railroad Read More »
When the Village of Wrightstown needed to update their wastewater treatment plant, built in 1980, they needed a site plan to accommodate the new facility within a very tight footprint.
Wrightstown Wastewater Treatment Facility Read More »
Munising’s outdated wastewater collection and treatment system experienced excessive flows to the 0.9‑MGD activated sludge facility.
Munising Wastewater System Improvements Read More »
Mead & Hunt performed design, inspection, and survey to improve the interchange of two interstate highways over railroad crossings in Ohio.
Ohio Interchange Improvements over Railroad Crossings Read More »
Because SCDOT’s US 601 bridge replacement project was directly adjacent to the Congaree National Park, an environmentally sensitive approach to construction was imperative.
South Carolina US 601 Bridge Replacement Read More »
We perform civil, structural, electrical and mechanical engineering to help PG&E meet FERC requirements for power production and safety throughout California.
Hydro Operations and Maintenance Support for PG&E Read More »
Mead & Hunt designed and managed construction for a new tainter gate spillway and small hydropower unit for the new powerhouse for the Black River Falls Hydroelectric project.
Black River Falls Spillway Reconstruction Read More »
The Horry-Georgetown Technical College Grand Strand Campus needed inspections completed to convert a former US Air Force base hospital into a new state-of-the-art healthcare education facility.
State-of-the-Art Healthcare Education Facility Read More »
Mead & Hunt provided construction inspection services for the Darla Moore School of Business, a 251,891-gross-square-foot facility for students and businesses.
University of South Carolina Construction Inspection Read More »
