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Read more about what’s happening at Maurer-Stutz.
Each summer, Maurer-Stutz is proud to welcome a group of talented interns who bring fresh energy, curiosity, and enthusiasm to our teams. This year, we are excited to welcome eight interns across our service groups. Our interns are gaining hands-on experience in Agricultural, Construction, Geospatial, Structural, Transportation, and Water/Wastewater while contributing to real projects that impact communities across the region.
We’re excited to highlight our 2026 summer interns and the paths they’re pursuing in engineering and related fields.
We’re excited to share a refreshed logo and website for Maurer-Stutz, Inc.—a modern update designed to improve usability while remaining rooted in our long-standing values and trusted identity.
As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to reflect on what has been a productive and meaningful year for Maurer-Stutz.
After nearly three decades of service, leadership, and unwavering dedication, we’re excited to celebrate the retirement of one of Maurer-Stutz’s finest—Steve Arahood. As he prepares to turn the page to a new chapter, we invite you to join us in recognizing the incredible impact Steve has made on our company, our clients, and our industry.
This holiday season, the Maurer-Stutz, Inc. team came together to give back to the community, demonstrating that care and compassion are at the heart of everything we do. From volunteering our time to contributing donations, here’s how MSI made a difference…
MSI Welcomes Six Talented Summer Interns for 2024.
Maurer-Stutz Inc. is excited to announce the launch of Maurer-Stutz Geospatial Services andnbsp;(MSGS), our newly revamped and dedicated geospatial division. With a clear vision and strategic direction, MSGS is set to elevate our geospatial capabilities to new heights. This is not a new bolt-on service, rather the effort is a transformative shift to the geospatial industry.
Recently, our team volunteered at the Midwest Food Bank, packing 280 boxes of essential supplies to help over 1000 individuals in Kentucky facing food insecurity. Stay tuned for updates as we continue to serve others and build a brighter world.
Maurer-Stutz, Inc. is gearing up for National Engineering Week, participating in the Peoria Riverfront Museum celebration with engaging activities, including the ASCE Index Card Bridge Contest, an erosion table demonstration, and a company lunch featuring a presentation by sponsored Bradley University interns showcasing their ASCE Concrete Canoe Team’s design and experiences.
Maurer-Stutz plays a crucial role in constructing the new McClugage Bridge’s eastbound span in Peoria.