GeoEngineers’ employees in the Redmond, Seattle and Tacoma offices enthusiastically celebrated National Bike Month all during May. In the company’s fifth annual Bike to Work Commuter Challenge, teams from the three offices engaged in a friendly rivalry to see which office could cycle the most commuting miles and make the most bike commuting trips during the month. 29 employees participated in...
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Region 8 has honored the Tonquin Avenue Bridge project with the Minor Project of the Year Award.
This award recognizes the top project completed in 2011 with a total constructed value of less than $10 million that:
William A. (Bill) Wallace, an industry leader in strategic planning, new markets and sustainable development, has been appointed to GeoEngineers’ board of directors.
A chemical engineer, Bill is the founder and president of Wallace Futures Group, LLC, through which he provides consulting...
GeoEngineers is pleased to announce that Tim Hanrahan, PhD, has joined the company as a Senior Geomorphologist. Based in Richland, Washington, Tim will provide a broad range of natural resource services throughout the Pacific Northwest, strengthening connections between eastern Washington clients and GeoEngineers staff across the country.
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Kurt Fraese, LG, CEO of GeoEngineers, was named president-elect of ASFE/The Geoprofessional Business Association by its board of directors during ASFE’s April 2012 Spring Meeting, held in Orlando, Florida. The board named as its president David A. Schoenwolf, PE to serve the one-year term and approved a full slate of officers for 2012-13.
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J. Gordon, PE, Principal Geotechnical Engineer and the Geotechnical Business Unit Leader for the Puget Sound region, recently celebrated his 25-year anniversary at GeoEngineers. His Bellingham office mates threw a big roast-and-toast party for J. that featured treats, pictures from his past, and both serious and mischievous staff testimonials.
J. has enjoyed his career and the many...
The AIA Seattle Committee on the Environment (COTE) has awarded the Bertschi School Living Science Building first place in its 2012 What Makes It GREEN? Awards. COTE developed the WMIG award program to recognize and learn from the best in sustainable design and...
