Strategic merger The recent merger with Fehr Graham expands the firm’s geographic reach and service capabilities, presenting cross-sell opportunities to Fehr Graham’s existing client base in civil, structural, and transportation sectors.

Midwest footprint With offices in East Peoria, Peoria, and Coralville, Iowa, there is potential to win public sector and municipal projects across the Midwest, leveraging local relationships and expanded capacity post-merger.

Diverse service mix A broad engineering portfolio (civil/site, transportation, hydraulic, structural, MEP, surveying, and landscape architecture) enables cross-disciplinary value propositions to clients pursuing integrated design-build or multi-disciplinary projects.

Mid-market focus Revenue range and firm size indicate mid-market project opportunities with mid-to-large municipalities and private developers that require agile, multi-discipline engineering teams without the scale of mega firms.

Tech-enabled design Reliance on widely adopted tools (Adobe, Microsoft Office, Google, and design suites) supports efficient collaboration on complex projects, offering a selling point for digital workflows, BIM/3D modeling, and streamlined deliverables to prospective clients.