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| The Quarterly Magazine examines emerging trends, new regulations, advanced technologies and innovative processes that affect our clients’ industries. Each issue identifies a “big picture” topic and explores it in the context of a variety of markets. |
| Growth of a Nation |
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issue one, 2008 |
- The Intricacies of Airport Infrastructure: Planning and implementing major airport infrastructure projects takes years, requires extensive negotiation with stakeholders, complicated financing solutions, and must take into account the needs of several constituencies.
- A Different Kind of Drought: The water and wastewater industry faces myriad challenges in the coming years, including deteriorating water infrastructures, more stringent environmental regulations and a workforce crunch.
- On the Road: States and communities nationwide are seeking Scenic Byway recognition - which can attract tourists and grant funding- for scenic and historic roadways.
- New Technologies Bring Added Value to Clients: The new technologies of today give A/E/P professionals the right tools to not only maximize efficiencies and support the complete project lifecycle, but to offer added value to clients.
- Expanding Transportation Infrastructure: Keeping up with the demands of America's expanding transportation infrastructure requires careful planning, extensive public outreach and the ability to think outside the box.
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- Cassandra Ecker, AICP
Associate, Project Manager - Clint Eliason,
Planner - Matt Erker,
Associate, Group Manager - Jeff Fitzgerald, Ph.D.
Associate, Group Manager - Bryan Floth, AIA
Associate, Program Manager - Bruce Loev, P.E.
Senior Project Manager - Mike Marino, P.E.
Associate, Unit Manager - Gary Nuss, P.E.
Managing Principal, Water Infrastructure Division Manager - Bill Peterson, AIA, LEED
Senior Architect - Jack Romigh, AIA
Associate, Senior Project Manager - Bruce Russell, P.E.
Managing Principal, Senior Vice President - Jeff Toner, P.E.
Associate Principal, Vice President - Loy Warren, P.E.
Associate Principal, National Aviation Manager - Pamela Wrenn, P.E.
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