Sheridan, WY, April 1, 2023, WWC Engineering acquired Madison Engineering, LLC, a civil engineering firm based in Bozeman, MT. The acquisition of Madison Engineering brings quality project managers, design engineers, and construction engineering technicians to the WWC team. Madison Engineering has served the Gallatin area for more than 15 years,
WWC Engineering’s Sheridan Civil Department Manager, Jeff Barron, presented to students at Montana State University in their river modeling course. Professor Katey Plymesser, PhD, instructs her students on the theory and practice of multi-dimensional open channel modeling using the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers HEC-RAS software. Mr. Barron was invited
ACEC of Wyoming will host a training taught by PSMJ Resources, Inc. Dec. 16-17, 2021, at the Ramkota in Casper, Wyoming. The A|E|C Project Management Bootcamp will help project managers to improve delivery, financial performance and client satisfaction. Designed for project managers at any stage in their career, PSMJ’s class compresses
Does your community have an old factory, gas station, industrial site or other facility that could use a little TLC? The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) offers a Brownfields Program to provide funding and expertise to communities to assess, clean up and reuse contaminated properties known as brownfields. A brownfield, according
WWC remains dedicated to understanding and providing the most current information as it relates to ARPA funds and their use. We regularly participate in the National League of Cities guidance calls and visit the Treasury Department’s FAQ pages. The key focus areas of the funds include: Support public health expenditures,
On June 21, 2021, WWC Engineering acquired KirK Engineering & Natural Resources, Inc., a Montana Corporation, dba Northern Rockies Engineering, Inc., KirK Environmental, LLC (NRE). The acquisition of NRE brings innovative civil engineering project designers, hydrogeologists and support staff experienced in water and wastewater engineering, land development, irrigation systems, water
WWC Engineering’s Ben Schiffer was recently appointed by Gov. Mark Gordon to the Wyoming State Geological Survey Advisory Board. The appointment was approved by the Wyoming Senate during its most recent legislative session. The advisory board helps formulate and direct agency policies and programs. The Wyoming State Geological Survey studies,
SHERIDAN — Loren Ruttinger, an engineer based in WWC Engineering’s Sheridan, Wyoming, office, earned recognition this month for his work in support of the Acme Power Plant Reclamation Effort. The Sheridan County Conservation District announced its 2021 Conservation Partner Awards at its March 2, 2021, meeting, recognizing Ruttinger along with
SHERIDAN —The U.S. Small Business Administration, in partnership with the Wyoming Small Business Development Center Network and the Wyoming Business Council, presented this year’s National Small Business Week state-level awards during a virtual ceremony Sept. 22, 2020. WWC Engineering earned recognition as Wyoming Small Business Persons of the Year during
SHERIDAN — WWC Engineering recently launched a tool that will allow the public and government officials to track the progress of a project in the Tongue River Valley of northern Wyoming. WWC Engineering designed the pipeline for the Tongue River Valley Joint Powers Board — a partnership between the towns of Dayton,