During his 20-year career, Mead has provided subsurface utility locating services for major utility companies as well as numerous private contractors.
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LA’s Iconic Sixth Street Viaduct Replacement
Psomas Bridge Experts to Support Construction of LA’s Iconic Sixth Street Viaduct..
Jose Aguilar honored as 2019 New Face of Civil Engineering
Jose Aguilar honored as 2019 New Face of Civil Engineering by ASCE.
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2019 Paper Yacht Challenge – Create Now
Pint-sized Yachts – Titanic Rewards! Join us April 18, 2019 for the Paper Yacht Challenge! All proceeds will benefit Create Now.
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Three New Principals of the Firm
Psomas is pleased to announce the appointment of three new principals of the firm: Brett Barnett, Richard Sullivan, and Kevin Thornton.
Psomas Announces New Associates for 2019
Psomas is pleased to announce the appointment of 13 new Associates for 2019.
State-of-the-Art Electronic Water Meter Reading Using GIS
State-of-the-art electronic meters enhance the tracking of water consumption, providing input into a near real-time monitoring.
About the Psomas Paper Yacht Challenge
Pint-sized Yachts – Titanic Rewards! The annual Paper Yacht Challenge in downtown LA raises money for wonderful causes. Learn more here!
Drones Boost Efficiency in Traffic Engineering Projects
For civil engineers, drone technology has become extraordinarily useful for traffic monitoring and keeping track of projects under construction.
Jose Aguilar
Jose Aguilar | Civil Engineering Designer | Tucson Office
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Bay Area CM firm Covello Becomes a Psomas Company
The acquisition of Covello not only enhances Psomas’ CM capabilities, it also strengthens the company’s water resources portfolio.
The Pioneering Use of 360-Degree Cameras
A 360 camera literally captures a much larger perspective to document everything that you are seeing: vertically, horizontally, in front, and behind.
Civil + Structural Engineer Features Bike Share Article
Kevin Thornton’s article about using Envision to assess a non-traditional or unique infrastructure program is featured in Civil + Structural Engineer.
Kent Norton Joins Psomas Environmental Team
Kent Norton has joined Psomas’ Environmental Planning Group as a Senior Project Manager.
Jeremy Johnson
Jeremy Johnson | Project Manager, Engineering, Valencia Office
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Getting Around Without Your Car Via Active Transportation Programs
Across the country, public agencies are supporting programs that encourage bicycling and walking as an alternative to using our cars.
Chris Hupp
Chris Hupp | Land Planner and Urban Designer, Salt Lake City Office
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Maira Salcedo
Maira Salcedo | Project Manager, Engineering, Santa Ana Office
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Re-use Of Railroad Piers for Trail Projects
Programs like “Rails to Trails” are taking advantage of unused railway corridors by converting them into bike and pedestrian trails.
Four New Principals of the Firm
Psomas is pleased to announce the appointment of four new principals of the firm: Augie Chang, Ernie Gomez, Bob Talafus, and Byron Tobey.
Psomas Taps Rose Fistrovic to Head Land Use Entitlements
Rose Fistrovic to Head Land Use Entitlements Practice for Psomas.
Psomas Announces New Associates for 2018
Psomas is pleased to announce the appointment of nine new Associates for 2018.
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Tucson Bike Share – Using Envision to Rate a Unique Project
Bike sharing is a healthy transportation option and an affordable alternative for people with flexible transportation needs.
Enhance Your Chances of Securing ATP Funding
With substantial ATP funding available, how does a local agency improve its chances of securing funding?
Andregg Geomatics Joins Psomas
Andregg Geomatics, one of Northern California’s oldest and well-respected surveying and mapping firms, has joined Psomas.
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Scan of the Glendale-Hyperion Complex of Bridges
Check out this cool 3D Static Scan of the Glendale-Hyperion Complex of Bridges in Los Angeles.