In honor of Disability Pride Month, we would like to highlight Fargo, North Dakota's Hector International Airport (FAR) for being selected for Freedom Resource Center's 2024 Accessibility Award! Architecture & Building Engineering project manager Brandon Halverson and his team have gone above and beyond in creating an inclusive environment for individuals with disabilities to share their input on #FAR's proposed accessibility features. Here are the newest renderings of the terminal expansion that will be completed December 2025. #DisabilityPrideMonth #AccessibleTravel #InclusiveDesign
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Mead & Hunt provides clients with expert planning, architecture design, engineering, environmental and construction administration services across a wide variety of market sectors, including transportation (aviation, highways, roads and bridges), food and beverage processing, renewable energy, municipal infrastructure, military, telecommunications, cultural resources, and hydropower and water resources. In each of these disciplines, we’ve developed unique methodologies and processes to deliver cost-saving solutions that meet our clients’ needs. At Mead & Hunt, we approach each project as an opportunity for innovation – and we believe that innovation in any field begins with the same step: listening. That’s why we build strong relationships with our clients, insist on cross-disciplinary collaboration and support continuing education. The result? Over a century of engineering and architectural solutions that have resulted in everything from cost-saving efficiencies to proprietary processes. We take great pride in not only what we do, but how we do it. Serving markets nationwide for well over a century, we’ve demonstrated our technical, design and planning expertise. But what makes us different is that we don’t measure our success in years or projects or revenue. Instead, it’s measured in your satisfaction. The employee-owned consulting firm remains strong on ENR's Top 500 Design Firm list with a national ranking of #81 in 2024. The firm employs over 1,300 civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineers, planners, historic preservationists, environmental scientists, architects, technicians and support specialists from 50+ offices located across the nation. Contact us at [email protected] or call 888-364-7272.
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- Civil Engineering
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
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- Middleton, WI
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1900
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- Air Service, Architecture, Aviation, Bridges, Cultural Resources, Education, Environmental, Highways, Infrastructure, Telecommunications, Water, Building Engineering, Food Processing, Hydropower, Traffic Engineering, Sustainability, Engineering, Federal, Military, Commissioning, Renewable Energy, Engineer, Procure, Construct, Wastewater, Construction Services, Planning, Engineering Procurement, Renewable Natural Gas, Biogas, Archeology, and Historic Preservation
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Our recent case study in Anne Arundel County, Maryland demonstrates the power of Automated Traffic Signal Performance Measures (#ATSPMs) in optimizing traffic flow. Justin Effinger, PE, PTOE explores how data-driven approaches can transform signal optimization in the blog. Key takeaways: 📊 ATSPMs provide crucial real-time data for signal timing decisions 🔄 Collaboration between Mead & Hunt and Miovision leveraged big data and remote connectivity 🚀 Results: Significant improvements in traffic efficiency and cost-effectiveness Dive into the data and details here: https://lnkd.in/eBxbk5kp #TrafficEngineering #ATSPM #SmartCities #DataDrivenInfrastructure
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Join us in welcoming a new face to Mead & Hunt. Craig Bryant, P.E. has joined the firm as a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Market Leader. Craig’s career spans 20 years, with assignments across the U.S. Army’s Engineer regiment including multiple tours with the #USACE and culminating as the Deputy Commander for the Tulsa District. His expertise and relationships will be invaluable in driving us forward within the #Federal market. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e4gGXBrJ
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Glad to see our newest Mead & Hunt-ers doing great work with the Virginia Outdoor Foundation (VOF)!
Dovetail/Mead & Hunt are thrilled to be partnering with the Virginia Outdoor Foundation (VOF) on architectural studies in Prince William County, Virginia! Staff recently had the opportunity to explore an incredible house with many secrets on the Preserve at Bull Run Mountain. As part of their preservation and interpretive plans, the VOF brought on the team to do a thorough architectural analysis of this hidden gem. Together with dendrochronology done by Michael Worthington, we are hoping to be able to tell the tale of this wonderful historic building and be part of its next chapter. Thanks to the VOF for letting us come play and explore! #DovetailCulturalResourceGroup #meadandhunt #archaeology #preservation #understandinghistory #architecture #virginiaoutdoorfoundation #princewilliamcounty #dendrochronology
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There are three common maintenance management approaches in the food and beverage industry: 1️⃣ Reactive maintenance 2️⃣ Preventive maintenance 3️⃣ Predictive maintenance In the blog, Eric Threlkeld, P.E. explains how a structured schedule of equipment inspection and parts replacement can help avoid costly downtime by servicing assets before they fail. 🔗 Read more: https://lnkd.in/eZ5i7B85 #FacilityMaintenance #FoodBeverage #PredictiveMaintenance #MaintenanceManagement
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As we close out Pride Month, meet Yu-Ling Wang Transportation Senior Analyst in Washington, D.C.! Yu-Ling is Asian American, non-binary, and bisexual/pansexual. Yu-Ling emphasizes the significance of intersectionality in understanding others beyond a one-dimensional viewpoint. “Acknowledging and accepting differences helps everyone grow. I think that's what makes collaboration really great, especially in a workplace environment. And I think if people feel like they can be accepted and seen and acknowledged in your workplace, they're going to be more open about sharing their ideas and reaching out and helping others as well.” Yu-Ling celebrated the inclusion in the movie "Everything Everywhere All at Once," which features a Chinese American lesbian character. The character also resonated with other members of the LGBTQIA+ Employee Resource Group who finally saw their own experiences reflected on the big screen. Yu-Ling said, "I thought that was really beautiful to get that little glimpse of the intersection between being Asian-American and LGBTQ in America
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Colorado Mesa University’s Foster Field House project scored a 2023 Green Globes® Project of the Year Honorable Mention. Showcasing team spirit to reach sustainability goals for a campus sports complex, the Mead & Hunt team served as the sustainability consultant for the Foster Field House Project. Early sustainability goal setting, sustainability leadership, team collaboration, and integrative design were keys to achieving the Foster Field House’s Three Green Globes® for New Construction. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eH54k29x #Sustainability #SustainableDesign #MeadHunt
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Please join us in congratulating Senior Traffic Engineer Joanna Bush, who was recently appointed as a technical member of the National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. 👏 As part of the appointment, she will be serving on the Railroad and Light Rail Transit Technical Committe and assisting with "Part 8: Traffic Control for Railroad and Light Rail Transit Grade Crossing" of the 11th Edition of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Congrats, Joanna!
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As we continue our celebration of Pride Month, meet Michael Moore (he/him), an interior designer in our San Diego, California office! He hopes that intersectionality will become a larger focus in the LGBTQIA+ community to help address issues by adopting an inclusive perspective. As an interior designer, Michael recognizes the importance of using design to include all aspects of what a community has to offer. He was able to carry his knowledge of intersectionality into his work on the Durango-La Plata County Airport, collaborating with the Southern Ute tribe to create dedicated display cases showcasing Native American history. Michael celebrates his coworkers and creates an inclusive space in the workplace by recognizing how everyone's unique experiences shape their perspectives and giving everyone the space to express themselves. He says, "I think intersectionality overall helps us create safer spaces, helps people to perform their best within the workplace, and also helps them be happiest in their lives too. That goes hand in hand with our projects and the outcome of our work."
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