T-O Engineers aims for strategic growth, balance Firm renovates several offices, makes acquisition
Written by Spokane Journal of Business, LeAnn Bjerken
Meridian, Idaho-based T-O Engineers Inc. is planning for growth this year, having recently remodeled several office locations, as well as acquiring Boise-based water and wastewater consulting firm Pharmer Engineering.
Thank you to the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce for awarding T-O Engineers Small Business of the Year for a medium sized company! And congratulations to all of the other award nominees and recipients. We are grateful to be a part of such an amazing community!
T-O Engineers, Inc., a full service planning and engineering firm, today announced it has acquired Pharmer Engineering, a Boise, Idaho based consulting firm specializing in water and wastewater treatment systems.
Founded in 2003, Pharmer Engineering was founded on industrial treatment and has developed into a leading provider of treatment facilities for municipal, private and industrial clients throughout the Treasure Valley and across North America.
Bruce Harral joins T-O Engineers as a Transportation Project Manager. Bruce comes to T-O after a long career with ITD District 5 and 3 as well as serving as a Project Manager for Connecting Idaho Partners (CIP) managing GARVEE Projects for ITD. Bruce started his career working for ITD District 5 in Pocatello where he primarily worked overseeing construction projects. He then transferred to District 3 in Boise where he continued his construction oversight on the Wye Phase I and later was appointed as a Project Administrator.
We are excited to announce that our work at Friedman Memorial Airport will be awarded with a "National Recognition Award" at the ACEC National Gala in April after also winning first place in the Transportation Category with ACEC of Idaho. We are proud of what our team has accomplished and for the recognition of their successful completion of this project.
T-O Engineers was selected for the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) bronze award for the recent Felts Field Projects. The award provided recognition for the outstanding work on the Taxiways, Taxilanes, and Turf Runway reconstruction projects. These projects were recognized for correcting numerous non-standard conditions while replacing infrastructure that was at the end of its useful life.
T-O Engineers donated $12,000 to the University of Idaho Civil Engineering Department's lounge remodel. T-O is happy to be a part of helping to inspire future engineers. Go Vandals!
T-O Engineers was awarded second place by the Idaho Business Review for the Top Project in Transportation Category for our work on the Friedman Memorial Airport.
There are many aspects of this project which will help in reducing air emissions in the Gowen Field area. Read to find out more...http://idahobusinessreview.com...
Due to the microbrew beer boom in recent years, the areas between Homedale, Wilder, Greenleaf, and Parma, Idaho have seen a lot of fields converted to hops in the last five years. Once hops are harvested, they must be separated from the vine (or picked), dried, and baled. Some beers used these dried hops in their beers, some use pelletized hops, where the dried hops are compressed into about 1/3 of their normal size.
