T-O Engineers is excited to announce that we were ranked 1st place out of 7 consultant submittals to provide on-call hydraulics review services to the Idaho Transportation Department District 3. This work is a new direction for ITD where T-O will be reviewing hydraulic work products authored by other consultants for compliance with ITD standards. Typical hydraulic reviews would be for bridges, culverts and roadway drainage.
MERIDIAN, ID – T-O Engineers is excited to announce the publication of the Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) Synthesis 71 – Airport Safety Risk Management Panel Activities and Outcomes. Aviation Project Manager, Nathan Cuvala, PE, proposed the topic for research and served on the project oversight panel.
“I am excited for the release of the finished publication as it will help all airports better understand and participate in the FAA’s Safety Risk Management (SRM) panel process,” said Cuvala.
T-O Engineers, a full service civil engineering firm providing planning, project design, land surveying, and construction administration services, is proud to announce that it will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of their newest office in Spokane. The new office located at 121 W. Pacific Ave., Suite 200, will begin the ceremony at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Jan., 21.
“We are happy to introduce our latest accomplishment to the Spokane community and those who helped bring this new office to fruition,” said T-O Engineers Spokane Office Manager, JR Norvell.
Now this is how you deliver pipe bedding on a ski slope! T-O Engineers provided design and inspection for the Schweitzer Summit Lodge project at the Schweitzer Mountain Resort.
https://www.facebook.com/Ski.Schweitzer/videos/10153812940472280/
Cave Bay Community Services, Inc. (CBCS) unveiled an expanded, fully permitted and compliant wastewater treatment, storage and land application facility to the public on October 8, 2015 . The facility which is located in the Cave Bay community, six miles north of Worley, Idaho, will provide wastewater treatment for up to 212 homes.
In 2011, CBCS was faced with a potential catastrophe – wastewater in the 2.6 million gallon lagoon was close to breaching a low portion of the embankment which, had it overflowed, could have sent wastewater into Coeur d’Alene Lake.
Dusty Obermayer, PLS, and Coeur d’Alene Survey Manager for T-O Engineers, has officially been appointed by the Governor’s office to the Idaho Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors.
The Board’s mission statement is “safeguard life, health, and property by assuring that those who practice the professions of engineering and land surveying attain and maintain competence in those professions."
The T-O Engineers Aviation Services Group has been working diligently for over two years in order to complete a $34 million project that will bring the Friedman Memorial Airport into compliance with federal safety standards.
Check out the story published by the Idaho Mountain Express about T-O Engineers work at the Friedman Memorial Airport.
T-O has teamed with local non-profit Advocates Against Family Violence (AAFV) to provide a $4 million expansion to Hope Plaza.
Since inception, Hope Plaza provided nearly 1,500 women and children shelter while AAFV provided 11,000 services to people in the community.
Hope Plaza II will serve as a multi-use, all-inclusive campus focused on providing victim assistance with the goal of becoming the premier domestic violence and sexual assault victim service center in the Treasure Valley/Idaho. The expansion will include:
The Eagle Informer featured T-O Engineers under the Community Bites section in its January 2015 publication. T-O Engineers along with Knife River will be working together to provide the Garden City community with a 12 feet wide, 175’ span Greenbelt Bridge.
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In an industry dominated by men, being an engineer may not be the first thing that comes to mind when female students are asked what career path they want to take. According to the Congressional Joint Economic Committee only 14 percent of engineers are women.
