When the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) of Wyoming decided to build a new field office in Rawlins, Wyo., to accommodate approximately 100 BLM employees, they knew sustainable design was the only way to go. 


Industrial, commercial, agricultural, or public facilities that use, store, drill for, produce, gather, process, refine, or consume oil or oil products may need to be in compliance with a federal oil spill regulation.


Nominated by the Town of Berthoud, CO, SEH's Mountain Avenue Improvement Project was presented with the Colorado-American Public Works Association's (APWA) 2009 Chapter Award for Engineering/Construction Management in a Small Community.


The Associated Builders and Contractors of Wisconsin named the Coon Lake Boardwalk that SEH designed for the Village of Frederic, Wisconsin a 2008 Project of Distinction. Janke General Contractors, Inc. submitted the project for consideration.


Lloyd Pauly was named as the recipient of the 2008 APWA Donald C. Stone Award for Excellence in Education.


When P.R. Banister opened his civil engineering business in North St. Paul, Minn., in 1927, he knew that high quality service equaled success. He probably didn't know, however, that 80 years later, his one-person office would become a multidisciplined consulting services firm of 750 employees in nearly 30 offices across the nation, responsible for completing tens of thousands of projects for thousands of clients.


For public works departments struggling to meet tight budgets, managing public and privately owned sidewalks can be a time-consuming and costly proposition. 


When a major rainstorm rolls through a community, it has the potential to wash away gardens and lawn debris. In addition, it may carry pollutants directly into our stormwater systems, and eventually into our rivers and lakes.


Many people think that SEH Project Manager Sue Mason, PE, has the "Midas Touch." And, even though everything she touches doesn't turn into gold, it does, oftentimes, turn into a City Engineers Association of Minnesota (CEAM) Project of the Year Award.


The Wisconsin Society of Professional Engineers (WSPE) named Safety Engineer Norm Arendt, PhD, as the Wisconsin Engineer of the Year.


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