Drilling Has Begun!
Drilling on the new well for the Village of Nuevas Ilusiones, Guatemala, has begun today.andnbsp;
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Drilling on the new well for the Village of Nuevas Ilusiones, Guatemala, has begun today.andnbsp;
Congratulations to the Peoria Park District on the successful overnight installation of the Rock Island Trail Bridge over Knoxville Avenue.
We will be cheering on fellow civil engineer and Olympic curler, John Landsteiner, in the coming weeks at the Sochi Olympics.
Landsteiner is a 23-year-old based out of Duluth, Minnesota who is making his Olympic debut, playing the position of “lead” on the U.S. men’s curling rink that qualified for the Olympics in December, 2013, after the U.S. had not been guaranteed to have a men’s curling team that qualified to be in the Sochi Olympics. andnbsp;Landsteiner is also a civil engineer who manages energy pipeline projects across Minnesota and Wisconsin.andnbsp;
Congratulations andnbsp;to Larry O’Hern, and his family, for being featured in an article on theandnbsp;USDA-NRCS website.
Maurer-Stutz agricultural engineers worked with Larry O’Hern and his family to help address resource concerns with their farming operation and take a step toward future sustainability.andnbsp; As NRCS certified Technical Service Providers (TSPs), MSI worked with Larry on development of his Comprehensive Nutrient Management Plan (CNMP).andnbsp; After many hours of planning and updating, the concept plan was developed through a team effort with Mr. O’Hern to include a new mono-slope beefandnbsp; barn to house cattle that previously were raised on earth feedlots.andnbsp; The barn is a hybrid including bedding pack housing with sloped scrape alleys on the ends of the barn in addition to a fully slatted below building deep pit in the center. andnbsp;
MSI designed and developed plans and specifications of the waste system for state permitting and approvals. The CNMP was submitted to NRCS and approved for cost share through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). andnbsp;andnbsp;MSI provided construction phase services for quality assurance working with Summit Livestockandnbsp;http://www.summitlivestock.com/andnbsp;who designed and provided the mono-slope building and construction management services.andnbsp; The barn received its first calves in the fall of 2012 and closeouts continue to be great.
We are very proud of Wendy Lewis for sharing her inspirational story at the 4th Annualandnbsp;CUREageous event sponsored byandnbsp;Illinois Cancer Care. andnbsp;Nearly $125,000 was raisedandnbsp;to support cancer patients and their families through clinicalandnbsp;research, patient assistance and educational outreach.andnbsp;
On this day, we would like to thank all of the men and women who have served in our military branches. andnbsp;We would also like to congratuate and thank our own Scott Perry, EIT, SIT for his continued active service.andnbsp;
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Congratulations to our own Cory Byrd, PE, SE, for being selected as a member of the 2013 Class of 40 Leaders Under Forty.andnbsp;
andnbsp;We are happy to announce that we have been selected to provide Construction Engineering Services to IDOT forandnbsp;Job No. C-94-071-13 – Removal/Replacement of Structureandnbsp;carrying IL 97 over Spoon River, Contract 68759 in Knox County, Region Three/Districtandnbsp;Four.
The construction project is scheduled for the November 8, 2013 letting and a fall of 2015andnbsp;completion date.andnbsp;
Maurer-Stutz is pleased to announce our selection to perform engineering services for the City of Bloomington for their upcoming Lutz Road Improvement project.
The project will include a comprehensive
traffic study, planning, surveying,andnbsp;design and possibly construction
observation work for the Lutz Road Improvements fromandnbsp;Morris Avenue to the
Luther Oaks Retirement Community entrance. The proposed project
willandnbsp;likely widen the pavement, improve the shoulders, ditches,andnbsp;and
drainage and modernize the intersection of Lutz Road and Morris Road.
Maurer-Stutz is pleased to continue our affiliation withandnbsp;American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineersandnbsp;(ASABE). andnbsp;Over the past 44 years, Maurer-Stutz, Inc. employees andnbsp;have been members of the society andandnbsp;have served on various standards committees assisting with the review and development of ASAE/ASABE standards.andnbsp;
