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2016–17 ACEC-KY

TABLE OF CONTENTS Kentucky Engineering Center 160 Democrat Drive Frankfort, KY 40601

What is ACEC-KY/What is a Consulting Engineer?.............................................. 4 2016–17 ACEC-KY President’s Message................................................................... 5 2016–17 Board Members.............................................................................................. 6

P: 502-695-5680 1-800-455-5573

ACEC-KY Engineering Excellence Awards.............................................................. 8

F: 502-237-0236

2016–17 Kyboels Board Members.............................................................................12

E: acecky@kyengcenter.org

ACEC-KY Committees.................................................................................................14

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ACEC-KY Members Serving on National Committees........................................15

The management and

ACEC-KY Regional Map..............................................................................................16

staff of KSPE/ACEC-KY:

ACEC-KY Committee Members................................................................................17

Marcie Fisher, Deputy Director Jennifer Gatewood, IT Coordinator Published by:

ACEC-KY Sub-Committee Members...................................................................... 22 ACEC-KY Life Members and Past-Presidents........................................................24 ACEC-KY Firm Specialties and Disciplines............................................................25 ACEC-KY Directory of Firms......................................................................................33 ACEC-KY Firm Principals........................................................................................... 58

P: 866-985-9780

ACEC-KY Location of Firms by City.........................................................................70

F: 866-985-9799

ACEC-KY Bylaws...........................................................................................................72

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The Correct Way to Select an Engineer................................................................. 80 Continuing Professional Development Summary of Requirements for Kentucky Engineers.................................... 82 ACEC-KY Affiliate Members..................................................................................... 86 KEF Board of Directors............................................................................................... 88

KSPE Executive Committee...................................................................................... 90

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Partnering Agreements

may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the express consent of the publisher.

ACEC-KY and Energy and Environment Cabinet of Kentucky...................91 ACEC-KY and Finance and Administration Cabinet of Kentucky..............92 ACEC-KY and Transportation Cabinet of Kentucky......................................93 Benefits of ACEC-KY Membership.......................................................................... 94 Advertisers’ Index........................................................................................................ 95

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WHAT IS

ACEC-KY? The American Council Of Engineering

All members of the American Council

The American Council of Engineering Companies

Companies of Kentucky (ACEC-KY) actively

of Engineering Companies of Kentucky are

of Kentucky is dedicated to:

promotes increased quality of engineering

licensed to practice professional engineering or

• Establishing and maintaining the highest standards

services and performance. The American

land surveying under the laws of the state of

Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky

Kentucky, and many also hold registration

is a member of the American Council of

in other states.

Engineering Companies (ACEC). ACEC is

To qualify for membership in the

of technical performance and professional practice. • Encouraging continuing professional and technical achievement among all engineers. • Developing a greater understanding of the practice

a national association comprised of state

American Council of Engineering Companies

of consulting engineering among the public,

associations with over 5,700 engineering firms

of Kentucky, consulting firms must be

related design professions, the construction

throughout the country. Members of ACEC-KY

established, owned and managed by licensed

and materials industries and local, state and

actively participate in national and international

professional engineers or land surveyors with

federal governments.

professional activities. Many ACEC-KY members

no business affiliations that could compromise

serve on national committees of the Council.

professional judgment.

• Performing public services when the services do not conflict with professional obligations.

WHAT IS A

CONSULTING ENGINEER? Consulting engineers are individuals who,

complete design and coordination of a project.

technology, including the fields of civil, electrical,

because of training in one or more engineering

They are often the technical liaison between

structural, mechanical, chemical, metallurgical,

specialties, are licensed professional engineers

architects, process specialists, contractors,

geotechnical and highway engineering. A firm

in private practice.

suppliers and the client.

may also concentrate in specific fields such as soil

They serve private and public clients in ways ranging from brief consultations to

The consulting engineer’s specialty may be anywhere in the broad spectrum of engineering

mechanics, sanitation, hydrology or petroleum. The consulting engineer can provide general consultation, feasibility reports, design, cost estimates, rate studies, project development, patent assistance and preparation of environmental impact statements. Locating the best available consulting engineer and negotiating the fairest fee requires research, organization, evaluation and responsible decision making. Engineering value is obtained when the most qualified firm – engaged for a fair and equitable cost – develops a design which best serves the client by holding down present and future costs.

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2016–17 ACEC-KY

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE GREETINGS,

BRAD MONTGOMERY, P.E. President, ACEC-KY 2016-17

Besides maintaining our annual programming

As we move into the new year, I would first like to

efforts, our agenda for the upcoming year is fairly

take an opportunity to reflect on the past year. It

basic, but important. I would like to see us make

was an unusual year and a difficult year for ACEC-KY

strides in three areas:

in that we were again challenged with a search for

• Advocacy – We have historically done a

a new Executive Director. However, I firmly believe

good job of defending the erosion of our

that our organization rose to the challenge. We

profession through our legislative efforts.

made significant strides in advocacy on both State

However, I believe that it is time that we

and National levels, maintained membership levels,

develop strategies for proactively protecting

completed an overhaul of our Bylaws, conducted 45

our profession in areas such as the promotion

professional development events with over 1,000

of Qualifications Based Selection and the

participants, strengthened partnering efforts with both the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and the

prevention of onerous contract language. • Finance – While our finances are strong, a

Energy and Environment Cabinet, improved our

significant portion of our revenue is dependent

financial position and developed a new employee

on a competitively procured training contract

handbook . . . all while conducting a search for a

with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.

new Executive Director.

We need to ensure that our financial model

None of the past year’s accomplishments would have been possible without the tremendous staff at the Engineering Center. Thank you to Marcie Fisher and Jennifer Gatewood! I cannot say enough

is sustainable. Retaining and recruiting members, both member firms and affiliate members, is critical to our success. • Relationships – Much of the strength of

about the contributions those two ladies make to

ACEC-KY resides in the strength of our national

our organization and our profession. A huge thank

organization. We have already begun to

you goes out to George Binder for seamlessly

re-establish our relationship with national

stepping in as our Interim Executive Director. George

ACEC and will continue to do so. We will

has contributed tremendous perspective to the

also strive to re-establish our relationships

events of the past few months. I would be remiss

with our sister member associations,

without offering a thank you to Derek Guthrie for

particularly those in border states.

his three years of service to ACEC-KY. Much was

In closing, I would like to thank you for the opportunity

accomplished during Derek’s tenure with ACEC-KY.

to serve you and our profession. We are looking

Our successes in 2015–16 also speak to the

forward to a great year!

quality of our volunteer leadership. We offer a special thank you to President Mark Litkenhus for effort above and beyond the call of duty. Last but not least, I would like to offer thanks to the Board of Directors, Committee Chairs and Committee Members who contributed to another successful year for ACEC-KY.

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EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS

PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT-ELECT

PAST-PRESIDENT

TREASURER

David B Montgomery, PE

Shawn Washer, PE

Mark Litkenhus, PE

Stephen J McDevitt, PE

GRW Engineers, Inc.

HDR Inc.

Stantec Consulting

Burgess & Niple Inc.

9710 Bunsen Parkway

2550 Irvin Cobb Drive

1409 N Forbes Rd

400 Blankenbaker Pkwy

Louisville, KY 40299

Paducah, KY 42003

Lexington, KY 40511-2050

Louisville, KY 40243

P: (502) 489-8484

P: (270) 444-9691

P: (859) 422-3000

P: (502) 254-2344

F: (502) 489-8485

F: (270) 443-3943

F: (859) 422-3100

F: (502) 254-3008

bmontgomery@grwinc.com

shawn.washer@hdrinc.com

mark.litkenhus@stantec.com

steve.mcdevitt@burgessniple.com

INTERIM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

SECRETARY

CENTRAL REGION DIRECTOR

NATIONAL DIRECTOR

George M Binder

E Brad Gregory, PE, PLS

Chuck Allen PE

Ben Quinn Jr, PE

KSPE/ACEC-KY

Municipal Engineering Company

PARSONS

American Engineers Inc.

160 Democrat Drive

604 Teton Trail

9300 Shelbyville Road, Suite 1301

2500 Nelson Miller Parkway

Frankfort, KY 40601

Frankfort, KY 40602

Louisville, KY 40222

Louisville, KY 40223

P: (502) 695-5680

P: (502) 875-3787

P: (502) 653-6623

P: (502) 245-3813

F: (502) 237-0236

F: (502) 875-3796

chuck.allen@parsons.com

F: (502) 245-3814

george@kyengcenter.org

bgregory@mecconsultants.com

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EASTERN REGION DIRECTOR

WESTERN REGION DIRECTOR

Clint R Goodin PE,LS

Timothy B Choate, PE

Vaughn & Melton

Bacon Farmer Workman Engineering & Testing

109 S 24th Street

PO Box 120

Middlesboro, KY 40965

Paducah, KY 42002

P: (606) 248-6600

P: (270) 898-2431

F: (606) 248-0372

F: (270) 898-7457

crgoodin@vaughnmelton.com

tchoate@bfwengineers.com

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ACEC-KY

ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE AWARDS The American Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky’s Engineering Excellence Awards program is an annual design competition that recognizes engineering achievements that demonstrate

GRAND CONCEPTOR AWARD US 460 APD CORRIDOR Q Firm: Palmer Engineering Client: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 12

the highest degree of merit and ingenuity. Entries are rated on the basis of uniqueness and originality; technical value to the engineering profession; social and economic considerations; complexity; and how successfully the project meets the needs, including time and budget constraints, of the client. Designs are entered into one of nine project categories: studies; research and consulting engineering services; building support systems; structural systems; surveying and mapping; environmental, water and wastewater; water resources; transportation and special projects. Participating in the EEA program is a win-win prospect. If you want to increase your firm’s visibility and expand your client base, EEA is an important opportunity. For a relatively small investment in materials and time, you can produce a marketing tool that will augment your business development efforts and pay for itself one hundred fold. Every finalist receives local and national recognition – this year may be the year for you to enter. Winners of the ACEC-KY EEA competition advance to the ACEC competition with the possibility of additional national recognition.

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GRAND AWARD RECONSTRUCTION OF THE KY 416 INTERCHANGE Firm: Bacon Farmer Workman Engineering & Testing Inc. Client: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 2

GRAND AWARD ALUMNI DRIVE IMPROVEMENTS Firm: CDM Smith Client: University of Kentucky

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ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE AWARDS

GRAND AWARD US 68 BOURBON/NICHOLAS COUNTIES Firm: EA Partners PLC Client: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 7

GRAND AWARD FRANKFORT WET WEATHER DETENTION FACILITIES Firm: GRW Engineers / HMB Professional Engineers Client: City of Frankfort Sewer Department 10

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GRAND AWARD EAST FORK INDIAN CREEK STREAM RESTORATION Firm: HMB Professional Engineers Client: Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife

GRAND AWARD UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE BELKNAP CONNECTOR Firm: Qk4 Client: University of Louisville

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KYBOELS BOARD MEMBERS The Kentucky State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (KYBOELS) is an agency of the Governor’s Office for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The KYBOELS was established by an Act of the Kentucky General Assembly for the purpose of protecting the public health, safety, and welfare. This is accomplished through the licensing and monitoring of individuals and firms deemed qualified to practice. Among the services KYBOELS provides to engineers and surveyors and the public are licensure, reciprocity, examinations, and investigations and regulatory compliance. Contrary to a common misconception, KYBOELS is not associated with KSPE. However, KYBOELS resides in the Kentucky Engineering Center as a leasee of KSPE. Statutes and regulations regarding engineering and surveying law in Kentucky are available on the KYBOELS website. If you have specific questions not addressed through the website, please contact the board office. Website: http://kyboels.ky.gov Phone: (800) 573-2680; (502) 573-2680 Chair

Board Members

James Pedigo, PLS

Beverly Smith

Kenneth Sperry, PE

William Bowie, PE, PLS

65 Aberdeen Drive

Lexington, KY

3 HMB Circle

101 Irvine Road

Glasgow, KY 42141

beverlysmith@twc.com

Frankfort, KY 40601

Lexington, KY 40502

P: (270) 651-7220

P: (502) 695-9800

P: (859) 229-6654

dpedigo@aei.cc

ksperry@hmbpe.com

wbowie@twc.com

John Usher, PE JB Speed School of Engineering

Charles Scroggin, PE

University of Louisville

Vice-Chair

Herb Goff, PE

2517 Sir Barton Way

Louisville, KY 40292

Robert Fentress, PLS

11321 Plantside Drive

Lexington, KY 40509

usher@louisville.edu

133 Locust Hill

Louisville, KY 40299

P: (859) 629-4822

Frankfort, KY 40601

P: (800) 814-7503

charlie.scroggin@hdrinc.com

P: (502) 229-0025

hgoff@donan.com

rofenta@fewpb.net

Sam Williams, PE, PLS 1555 Old Frankfort Pike

James Sigler, PE

Lexington, KY 40504

400 East Vine Street, #300

P: (859) 425-2810

Lexington, KY 40507

swilliam@lexingtonky.gov

P: (859) 233-2100

david.sigler@stantec.com

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Kentucky Board of

Executive Director

Staff

Kyle Elliott, PLS

Licensure for Professional

B David Cox

Wanda Jordan

Investigator

Engineers & Land Surveyors

bdavid.cox@ky.gov

Executive Assistant/

kyle.elliott@ky.gov

160 Democrat Drive

Endorsement Licensure

Frankfort, KY 40601

Director of Enforcement

P: (800) 573-2680

James Ed Manning, PE, PLS

(502) 573-2680

jamese.manning@ky.gov

F: (502) 573-6687

http://kyboels.ky.gov

Brent Smith

wanda.jordan@ky.gov

Systems Administrator

brentd.smith@ky.gov

Tamra Chesser Land Surveying Licensure/CPD

Board Counsel

Sandra Whisman

tamra.chesser@ky.gov

Legal & Enforcement Assistant

Jonathan Buckley

jonathand.buckley@ky.gov

sandra.whisman@ky.gov

Melissa Kopp Engineering Licensure/Firm Permit

melissa.kopp@ky.gov

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COMMITTEES “The goal of ACEC-KY is to improve the business environment for our member firms so that we can continue to do the things we do to improve the quality of life for the citizens of the Commonwealth.” Ron Gilkerson, President (2004–2005) ARTICLE 9 – COMMITTEES (Taken from ACEC-KY Bylaws) 9.1. APPOINTED COMMITTEES

9.1.6.

Membership Committee shall plan and carry out a continuous

The President shall appoint the following committees, and any other

membership campaign focused on increasing the number of

committees, sub-committees or task forces deemed to be needed by

ACEC-KY and ACEC Member Firms.

the Council. The President shall be an ex-officio member of all these committees.

9.1.7.

Nominating Committee shall be chaired by the immediate Past-President and include two members who are not members

9.1.1.

Budget Committee shall consist of the President-Elect, the

of the Board of Directors. This committee shall present a list of

Treasurer and the Executive Director and shall be responsible for

nominees as provided for in Section 3.2. of these Bylaws.

developing the proposed annual budget. 9.1.8. 9.1.2. Energy and Environment Committee shall establish and

Professional Development Committee shall plan and carry out high-quality, low-cost professional development experiences

maintain a productive working relationship with the Kentucky

addressing the needs of Member Firms. Creation of non-dues

Energy and Environment Cabinet, representing the interests of

income will also be part of this committee’s charge. This will

the Member Firms on energy and environmental issues. This

be a joint committee with the Kentucky Society of Professional

committee shall coordinate the work of its appropriate sub-

Engineers (KSPE).

committees, and shall maintain communications with other ACEC-KY committees/sub-committees which are focused on

9.1.9.

environmental issues.

Transportation Steering Committee shall establish and maintain a productive working relationship with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KTC), representing the interests of the

9.1.3.

Ethical Practices Committee shall be created for the purposes

Member Firms. This will include maintenance of the Partnering

established in Section 2.4.3. and Article 7 of these Bylaws.

Agreement between the ACEC-KY and the KTC. This Committee shall coordinate the work of its appropriate sub-committees.

9.1.4. Finance and Administration Cabinet Committee shall

establish and maintain a productive working relationship with

9.2. COORDINATING COMMITTEE

the Finance and Administration Cabinet, representing the

The Coordinating Committee shall consist of the respective current

interests of the Member Firms.

Presidents, Presidents-Elect and Immediate Past-Presidents of the Council, and of the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers (KSPE), working

9.1.5.

Legislative Committee shall monitor activities of the Kentucky

together to promote communication and cooperation between the two

General Assembly and coordinate the interests of Member Firms.

organizations, to advance common causes, and to foster harmony in

This will be a joint committee with the Kentucky Society of

respective administrative and staffing needs. The Executive Director shall

Professional Engineers (KSPE).

act as chair of this committee.

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MEMBERS ON NATIONAL COMMITTEES COMMITTEE

MEMBER

ACE/PAC Champions

Karen Wood

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

Coalition Leaders

John Schneider

(606) 248-6600

jkschneider@vaughnmelton.com

COPS Steering

John Schneider, Chair

(606) 248-6600

jkschneider@vaughnmelton.com

Education and Business Resources

Karen Wood, Chair

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

Environment & Energy

J. Steven Gardner

(859) 233-2103

jsgardner@engrservices.com

Michael Woolums

(859) 225-8500

mike.woolums@strand.com

Robert Dowler

(502) 695-9800

rdowler@hmbpe.com

Mickey Jones

(859) 252-9980

mickey.jones@masonandhanger.com

Rob Mullins, Jr.

(502) 212-5000

rob.mullins@stantec.com

Don Armour

(859) 422-3000

don.armour@stantec.com

Stephen Scott

(859) 550-2279

stephen.scott@masonandhanger.com

Roger Wade

(502) 585-2222

rwade@qk4.com

James W. Carpenter

(859) 748-0678

n/a

E.B. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Basâ&#x20AC;? Gaither

(859) 233-2100

n/a

Bill Mossbarger

(859) 223-5618

w.mossbarger@insightbb.com

Ralph J. Palmer

(859) 744-1218

rjpalmer@palmernet.com

G. Michael Ritchie

(859) 277-8700

mritchie@photoscience.com

George D. Parrott

(859) 277-1944

n/a

Karen Wood

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

John Schneider

(606) 248-6600

jkschneider@vaughnmelton.com

Infrastructure Sustainability

James Brannon

(502) 627-8900

jim_brannon@gspnet.com

International

Roger Wade

(502) 585-2222

rwade@qk4.com

Management Practices

Rob Dowler

(502) 695-9800

rdowler@hmbpe.com

Karen Wood

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

Membership

Robert Dowler

(502) 695-9800

rdowler@hmbpe.com

Tax & Regulatory Affairs

Karen Wood, Chair

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

Transportation

Randall E. Gnau

(502) 875-3787

rgnau@mecconsultants.com

Scott Murray

(859) 422-3000

scott.murray@stantec.com

Ralph J. Palmer

(859) 744-1218

rjpalmer@palmernet.com

Mitchell Green

(502) 695-9800

mgreen@hmbpe.com

Robert Dowler

(502) 695-9800

rdowler@hmbpe.com

Randy Palmer

(859) 744-1216

rspalmer@palmernet.com

Dan Byers

(859) 299-5226

dan@wmbinc.com

Leonard Harper

(859) 422-1846

len.harper@stantec.com

Nancy Albright

(859) 244-8890

albrightnb@cdmsmith.com

James Brannon

(502) 627-8900

jim_brannon@gspnet.com

Federal Agencies & Advocacy Procurement

Fellows of ACEC

Government Advocacy

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ACEC-KY COMMITTEE MEMBERS COMMITTEE

MEMBER

Business Practices

Mike Woolum, Chair

(859) 225-8500

mike.woolum@strand.com

Ben Quinn, Jr.

(502) 245-3813

benq@aei.cc

Karen Wood

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

Stuart McIntosh

(859) 263-4399

psmcintosh@jmcaa.com

Mark David Sanders

(606) 432-9465

mdsanders@summit-engr.com

Mike Busick

(502) 244-1343

mbusick@uscky.com

Ron Gilkerson, Chair

(859) 223-3999

rgilkerson@grwinc.com

Marcie Mathews, Vice-Chair

(502) 695-2300

mmathews@dlz.com

Randy Gnau

(502) 875-3787

rgnau@mecconsultants.com

Mark Sneve, Chair

(502) 583-7020

mark.sneve@strand.com

Chris Wathen, Vice-Chair - Air

(502) 695-4357

cwathen@kenvirons.com

Rob Campbell, Vice-Chair - Water

(502) 585-2222

rcampbell@qk4.com

Nicole Galavotti, Vice-Chair - Solid Waste

(859) 294-5155

nicole_galavotti@shieldmw.com

Melissa Tucker

(502) 212-5000

melissa.tucker@stantec.com

Steve McKinley

(502) 909-3234

steve.mckinley@hdrinc.com

Mike Rudisell

(502) 909-3234

michael.rudisell@hdrinc.com

Michael Erik

(502) 569-2301

michael.erik@aecom.com

Greg Isaacs

(859) 744-1218

gisaacs@palmernet.com

Doug Mynear

(859) 233-2103

dmynear@engrservices.com

David Schrader

(859) 278-5412

dschrader@hkbell.com

Brad Montgomery

(502) 489-8484

bmontgomery@grwinc.com

Chris Stewart

(502) 695-9800

cstewart@hmbpe.com

Chris Dickinson

(502) 471-2348

chris.dickinson@amecfw.com

Brad Derrick

(502) 695-2300

bderrick@dlz.com

Mark Sanders

(606) 432-9465

mdsanders@summit-engr.com

Kathleen Regan

(859) 255-3308

kathleen.regan@amecfw.com

Clay Kelly, Chair

(502) 583-7020

clay.kelly@strand.com

Randy Gnau

(502) 875-3787

rgnau@municipalconsultants.com

Marcie Mathews

(502) 695-2300

mmathews@dlz.com

Rob Bostrom

(859) 254-5759

bostromnr@cdmsmith.com

Finance Administration

Tom Sorrell, Chair

(502) 326-3085

tsorrell@cmtaegrs.com

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Craig Lee, Vice-Chair

(859) 293-5518

clee@smeinc.com

Richard Walker

(859) 223-8000

richard.walker@tetratech.com

Mike Busick

(502) 244-1343

mbusick@uscky.com

Monty Maynard

(859) 223-3999

mmaynard@grwinc.com

Ethan Buell

(859) 278-5050

e.buell@bfmj.com

Bylaws

Energy & Environment Committee

Ethical Practices

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ACEC-KY COMMITTEE MEMBERS COMMITTEE

MEMBER

Finance Administration

Jamie Draper

(859) 253-0892

jdraper@cmtaegrs.com

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Chris Keath

(859) 271-3246

ckeath@sfengineering.com

Wayne Thomas

(859) 271-3246

wthomas@sfengineering.com

Mike Woolum

(859) 225-8500

mike.woolum@strand.com

George Binder, Chair

(502) 695-5680

george@kyengcenter.org

Mark Litkenhus

(859) 422-3000

mark.litkenhus@stantec.com

Lee Czor

(859) 226-0761

lczor@thelenassoc.com

Brad Montgomery

(859) 272-7421

bmontgomery@grwinc.com

Chad LaRue

(502) 223-3422

clarue@kahc.org

Kelly Meyer

(502) 584-4118

kelly.meyer@hdrinc.com

Shawn Washer

(270) 444-9691

shawn.washer@hdrinc.com

Jason Bricker, Chair

(859) 233-2100

jason.bricker@stantec.com

Melissa Cansler, Vice-Chair

(270) 393-0284

melissa.cansler@bgky.org

Roddy Williams

(502) 583-7020

roddy.williams@strand.com

Ben Quinn, Jr.

(502) 245-3813

benq@aei.cc

Rob Mullins

(502) 212-5000

rob.mullins@stantec.com

Lee Czor

(859) 226-0761

lczor@geotechnology.com

Roy Flynn

(502) 655-8840

royflynn2@gmail.com

Lance Williams

(859) 268-6316

lancewilliams670@yahoo.com

Mike Wedding

(502) 584-0158

mwedding@nugentsand.com

Ben Edelen

(859) 223-3755

ben.edelen@hdrinc.com

Mark Litkenhus

(859) 422-3000

mark.litkenhus@stantec.com

Rob Bostrom

(859) 254-5759

bostromnr@cdmsmith.com

Ray Frye

(502) 241-2308

raymond.e.frye@usace.army.mil

Kristen Crumpton

(502) 569-2301

kristen.crumpton@aecom.com

Brad Eldridge

(502) 564-3280

brad.eldridge@ky.gov

Patrick Perry

(502) 695-9800

pperry@hmbpe.com

Bret Lavey

(859) 422-3000

bret.lavey@stantec.com

Leg. & Governmental Affairs

Ben Edelen, Chair

(859) 223-3755

ben.edelen@hdrinc.com

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Jeff Lashlee, Vice-Chair

(270) 782-3689

jeff.lashlee881@topper.wku.edu

Chad LaRue

(502) 223-3422

clarue@kahc.org

Ben Fister

(859) 223-3999

bfister@grwinc.com

Ron Gilkerson

(859) 223-3999

rgilkerson@grwinc.com

Bob Amato

(859) 885-1121

bob.amato@nicholasville.org

Bret Lavey

(859) 422-3022

bret.lavey@stantec.com

Randall Russell

(502) 682-6931

randall.russell@russellec.com

KSPE/ACEC-KY Coordinating

Leadership P.E.

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MEMBER

Leg. & Governmental Affairs

Peter Overmohle

(270) 651-7220

povermohle@aei.cc

(continued on next page)

Glen Kelly

(502) 585-2222

gkelly@qk4.com

Michael Mayer

(859) 280-3557

mike.mayer@masonandhanger.com

Ralph Norman

(513) 595-7912

ralph.norman@jacobs.com

Randy Palmer

(859) 744-1218

rspalmer@palmernet.com

Vinay Polepalli

(502) 587-0290

vpolepalli@global-solutionsllc.com

David Stills

(502) 627-8900

dave_stills@gspnet.com

Danl Hall

(800) 388-6660

dlhall@vaughnmelton.com

Mike Busick

(502) 244-1343

mbusick@uscky.com

Joe Sisler

(859) 271-2978

joe@sislermaggard.com

Jeff Garrison

(859) 498-4444

jgarrison@thewalkercompany.com

Wesley Sydnor

(502) 540-6374

wesley.sydnor@louisvillemsd.org

Richard Sutherland

(859) 233-2100

richard.sutherland@stantec.com

Roy Flynn

(502) 655-8840

royflynn2@gmail.com

Rob Dowler

(502) 695-9800

rdowler@hmbpe.com

Jerry Leslie

(859) 224-4476

jleslie@hwlochner.com

Wayne Karem

(502) 633-9589

wayne.karem@gmail.com

Mike Wedding

(502) 584-0158

mwedding@nugentsand.com

Tommy Thompson

(270) 554-8794

thomaset@comcast.com

Brian Hayes

(859) 509-5271

brian_hayes57@yahoo.com

Chris Crumpton

(502) 292-9288

chris@bluestonengineers.com

Ben Quinn Jr

(502) 245-3813

benq@aei.cc

Steven Nicaise

(812) 214-4945

steven.nicaise@parsons.com

Chris Dickinson

(502) 267-0700

chris.dickinson@amec.com

Steve McDevitt

(502) 254-2344

steve.mcdevitt@burgessniple.com

Jake Stremmel

(513) 280-0742

jake.stremmel@hdrinc.com

Shawn Washer

(270) 444-9691

shawn.washer@hdrinc.com

Rob Williams

(606) 371-2141

robert.williams@enengineering.com

Ben Coomes

(859) 214-4104

bcoomes@hwlochner.com

Stephen Scott, Chair

(859) 550-2279

stephen.scott@masonandhanger.com

Lisa Wilson-Plajer

(502) 245-3813

lwilson@aei.cc

Randy Palmer

(859) 744-1218

rspalmer@palmernet.com

Daryl Carlson

(859) 224-8899

dcarlson@bbandt.com

Ben Fister

(859) 223-3999

bfister@grwinc.com

Mark Litkenhus, Chair

(859) 422-3000

mark.litkenhus@stantec.com

Membership

Nominating

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ACEC-KY COMMITTEE MEMBERS COMMITTEE

MEMBER

Professional Development

Brad Gregory, Chair

(502) 875-3787

bgregory@mecconsultants.com

Cory Sharrard, Vice-Chair

(859) 277-8177

cory.sharrard@stweng.com

Kelly Meyer

(502) 584-4118

kelly.meyer@hdrinc.com

Mike Busick

(502) 244-1343

mbusick@uscky.com

Kevin Martin

(502) 564-3280

kevin.martin@ky.gov

Michael Jones

(606) 248-6600

mrjones@vaughnmelton.com

Jenny Leitch

(859) 271-3246

jleitch@sfengineering.com

Bob Peterson

(502) 875-2448

n/a

John Hays

(859) 288-2843

jwhays@jacksonkelly.com

Tony Hunley

(859) 233-2100

tony.hunley@stantec.com

Daniel Gilbert

(859) 422-3000

daniel.gilbert@stantec.com

Michael Munday

(270) 869-6531

mmunday@patriotcoal.com

John Allison

(502) 315-6350

john.f.allison@usace.army.mil

Marco Rajkovich

(859) 229-2289

rajkovich@rwktlaw.com

Jeff Jasper

(859) 257-4513

jeff.jasper@uky.edu

Jeff Garrison

(859) 498-4444

jgarrison@thewalkercompany.com

Aaron Detjen

(859) 245-3867

detjen@pbworld.com

Mark Willis, Chair

(859) 422-3115

mark.willis@stantec.com

Brad Montgomery

(859) 272-7421

bmontgomery@grwinc.com

Chad LaRue

(502) 223-3422

clarue@kahc.org

Ben Edelen

(859) 223-3755

ben.edelen@hdrinc.com

Joe Watson

(270) 651-7220

jwatson@aei.cc

Mike Harris

(502) 583-5994

m.harris@jtleng.com

Darin Hensley

(859) 296-9889

dhensley@eapartners.com

Chuck Allen

(502) 653-6623

chuck.allen@parsons.com

Karen Wood

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

Bill Scalf

(502) 423-0566

wscalf@frankfortky.gov

Mike Woolum

(859) 225-8500

mike.woolum@strand.com

Randy Gnau

(502) 875-3787

rgnau@mecconsultants.com

Wes Sydnor

(502) 540-6274

wesley.sydnor@louisvillemsd.org

Tim Choate

(270) 443-1995

tchoate@bfwengineers.com

QBS

PHONE

Mike Gardner

(270) 782-4366

mgardner@bgmu.com

Transportation Steering

Randy Gnau, Chair

(502) 875-3787

rgnau@mecconsultants.com

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Ben Edelen, Vice-Chair

(859) 223-3755

ben.edelen@hdrinc.com

Richard Tutt

(270) 651-7220

rtutt@aei.cc

Craig Lee

(859) 293-5518

clee@smeinc.com

Karen Wood

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

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MEMBER

Transportation Steering

Clint Goodin

(606) 248-6600

crgoodin@vaughnmelton.com

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Glenn Hardin

(859) 233-2100

glenn.hardin@stantec.com

Brian Aldridge

(502) 212-5000

brian.aldridge@stantec.com

Mark Askin

(502) 583-7020

mark.askin@strand.com

Derek Barnes

(502) 581-0985

derek.w.barnes@parsons.com

Phil Logsdon

(859) 224-4476

plogsdon@hwlochner.com

Ken Sperry

(502) 695-9800

ksperry@hmbpe.com

Chuck Craycraft

(859) 224-4476

ccraycraft@hwlochner.com

Steve Slade

(859) 245-3862

slade@pbworld.com

James Ballinger

(859) 264-0281

jballinger@vaughnmelton.com

Les Haney

(859) 296-9889

lhaney@eapartners.com

Marcie Mathews

(502) 695-2300

mmathews@dlz.com

Brandon Lowe

(859) 299-5226

brandon@wmbinc.com

J.B. Williams

(502) 339-3557

jwilliams@mbakercorp.com

Steve McDevitt

(502) 254-2344

steve.mcdevitt@burgessniple.com

Stuart McIntosh

(859) 263-4399

psmcintosh@jmcaa.com

Ben Quinn, Jr.

(502) 245-3813

benq@aei.cc

Transportation Steering (at large)

PHONE

SUB-COMMITTEE

MEMBER

Aviation

Richard Tutt, Chair

(270) 651-7220

rtutt@aei.cc

Bart Gover

(859) 272-5400

bgover@pbworld.com

Melissa Jenkins

(502) 226-1110

mjenkins@hanson-inc.co

Susan Rich

(502) 212-5000

susan.rich@stantec.com

Kevin Cox

(859) 223-3999

kcox@grwinc.com

Peter Overmohle

(270) 651-7220

povermohle@aei.cc

Karen Wood, Chair

(502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com

Ben Fister

(859) 223-3999

bfister@grwinc.com

Les Haney

(859) 296-9889

lhaney@eapartners.com

Ben Quinn, Jr.

(502) 245-3813

benq@aei.cc

Derek Barnes, Chair

(502) 581-0985

derek.w.barnes@parsons.com

Wendy Harper, Vice-Chair

(859) 245-3875

harperwa@pbworld.com

John Broadus

(502) 909-3254

john.broadus@hdrinc.com

Steve Goodpaster

(502) 245-3813

sgoodpaster@aei.cc

Aaron Stover

(502) 339-3557

astover@mbakercorp.com

David Rust

(859) 744-1218

drust@palmernet.com

Scott Ribble

(502) 254-2344

scott.ribble@burgessniple.com

Mike Lawler

(859) 233-2100

mike.lawler@stantec.com

Audit - Transportation

Bridges, Inspection & Design Transportation

Bridges, Inspection & Design Transportation (at large)

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ACEC-KY SUB-COMMITTEE MEMBERS SUB-COMMITTEE

MEMBER

Bridges, Inspection & Design Transportation (at large)

Craig Klusman

(502) 217-1502

craig.klusman@urs.com

David Depp

(859) 277-3639

dcdepp@jdq-engineers.com

Daryl Carter

(859) 223-2100

daryl.carter@stantec.com

Bryan Reid

(859) 224-4476

breid@hwlochner.com

Clint Goodin, Chair

(606) 248-6600

crgoodin@vaughnmelton.com

Jerry Leslie, Vice-Chair

(859) 224-4476

jleslie@hwlochner.com

Steve Slade

(859) 272-5400

slade@pbworld.com

Dusty Barrett

(270) 651-7220

dbarrett@aei.cc

Kenny Pietz

(502) 276-9243

kenneth.pietz@hdrinc.com

Craig Lee, Chair

(859) 293-5518

clee@smeinc.com

Shannon Provance, Vice-Chair

(270) 444-9691

shannon.provance@hdrinc.com

Mark Litkenhus

(859) 422-3000

mark.litkenhus@stantec.com

Dennis Mitchell

(502) 245-3813

dmitchell@aei.cc

Paul Larsen

(859) 746-9400

plarsen@thelenassoc.com

Glenn Hardin, Chair

(859) 233-2100

glenn.hardin@stantec.com

Greg Groves, Vice-Chair

(502) 569-2301

greg.groves@aecom.com

Gary Sharpe

(859) 744-1218

gsharpe@palmernet.com

Ken Sperry

(502) 695-9800

ksperry@hmbpe.com

Jeff Arnold

(270) 780-9445

jarnold@a-ces.com

Warren Iulg

(859) 331-9220

wiulg@grwinc.com

Clint Goodin

(606) 248-6600

crgoodin@vaughnmelton.com

Steve Slade

(859) 272-5400

slade@pbworld.com

Peter Overmohle

(270) 651-7220

povermohle@aei.cc

Brandon Lowe

(859) 299-5226

brandon@wmbinc.com

Paul West

(270) 926-1808

pmwest@jdq-engineers.com

David Stills

(502) 627-8900

dave_stills@gspnet.com

Pat Osborne

(502) 339-5869

posborne@mbakercorp.com

Joe Cochran

(859) 223-3755

joe.cochran@hdrinc.com

Steve McDevitt

(502) 254-2344

steve.mcdevitt@burgessniple.com

Brad Gregory

(502) 875-3787

bgregory@mecconsultants.com

David Kratt

(502) 585-2222

dkratt@qk4.com

Stuart McIntosh

(859) 263-4399

psmcintosh@jmcaa.com

Construction Inspection Transportation

Geotechnical

Highway Design

PHONE

Jerry Leslie III

(859) 224-4476

jleslie@hwlochner.com

Highway Planning

Brian Aldridge, Chair

(502) 212-5000

brian.aldridge@stantec.com

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Annette Coffey, Vice-Chair

(502) 585-2222

acoffey@qk4.com

Arrell Thompson

(502) 254-2344

arrell.thompson@burgessniple.com

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MEMBER

Highway Planning (continued from previous page)

Rob Bostrom

(859) 254-5759

bostromr@cdmsmith.com

Rob Dowler

(502) 695-9800

rdowler@hmbpe.com

Shawn Dikes

(859) 245-3867

dikes@pbworld.com

Stephen Sewell

(859) 744-1218

ssewell@palmernet.com

Brian Meade

(502) 569-2301

brian.meade@aecom.com

Kyle Chism

(502) 653-6628

kyle.chism@parsons.com

Mark Askin, Chair

(502) 583-7020

mark.askin@strand.com

Tom Kerns, Vice-Chair

(502) 695-9800

tkerns@hmbpe.com

Jim Walker

(606) 248-6600

jlwalker@vaughnmelton.com

Graydon Patterson

(502) 695-2300

gpatterson@dlz.com

Laura Mize

(859) 224-4475

lmize@hwlochner.com

Keith McDonald

(859) 744-1218

kmcdonald@palmernet.com

Phil Logsdon, Chair

(859) 224-4476

plogsdon@hwlochner.com

John Mettille

(859) 254-5759

mettillej@cdmsmith.com

Mitch Green

(502) 695-9800

mgreen@hmbpe.com

Tom Springer

(502) 585-2222

tspringer@qk4.com

Kevin Dant

(502) 569-2301

kevin_dant@urscorp.com

Chris Blevins

(859) 744-1218

cblevins@palmernet.com

Nancy Allen

(859) 233-2100

nancy.allen@stantec.com

Cliff Latta

(606) 248-6600

cblatta@vaughnmelton.com

Jeff Schaefer

(859) 223-3755

jeff.schaefer@hdrinc.com

Keith Damron

(502) 245-3813

kdamron@aei.cc

Right of Way

Transportation Environmental

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ACEC-KY LIFE MEMBERS A representative of a firm member of this Council who, after being in good standing and in active participation in the Council for a period of at least ten (10) years, and who shall have attained the age of sixty (60), and has retired from active practice, shall automatically become a Life Member in this Council and shall be so notified by the Secretary. Any such Member shall be known as Life Member and thereafter shall be exempt from the payment of annual dues. He shall have all rights and privileges of a Member of the Council. Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed as exempting any Life Member from the provisions of Paragraph 2 and 5 of Bylaw Article 2.1.3.

PAST-PRESIDENTS 1961 Grant S. Bell (acting) (deceased)

1989 James Carpenter, Jr.

1962 E. R. Ronald (deceased)

1990 Courtney F. Porter (deceased)

1963 Virgil Proctor (deceased)

1991 Fred A. Meyer

1964 James L. Leggett, Jr.

1992 Charles R. Scroggin

1965 Edward W. Neel

1993 Aubrey D. May (deceased)

1966 Grant S. Bell (deceased)

1994 Dr. Edward G. Foree

1967 John H. Clark, III

1995 James H. Smith

1968 Ansel L. Davis

1996 Mark E. Meade

1969 Frank C. Riley

1997 Randall E. Gnau

1970 Nelson B. Fisher

1998 Mark Willis

1971 Larry Depp, Jr.

1999 Ben R. Edelen

1972 J. Wiley Finney, Jr.

2000 Ben T. Quinn, Sr.

1973 Robert H. Wood (deceased)

2001 Glen M. Kelly

1974 Carl P. Kroboth, Jr. (deceased)

2002 Randall W. Russell

1975 Robert W. Vaughn

2003 Craig M. Avery

1976 William T. Welch

2004 Ron Gilkerson

1977 Charles Graf

2005 Norman Barker

1978 Clyde E. Brown

2006 Paul M. West

1979 Hubert Vicars

2007 James G. Gallt

1980 Charles L. Willis

2008 Jack C. Sykes

1981 George D. Parrott, Jr.

2009 Karen Wood

1982 O. Guy Carter

2010 Scott Murray

1983 Milton M. Greenbaum

2011 Mike Woolum

1984 William M. Moore

2012 Randy Scott

1985 G. Michael Ritchie

2013 George Woolwine

1986 Clyde L. Coe

2014 Ben T. Quinn, Jr.

1987 William A. Mossbarger, Jr.

2015 Mark Litkenhus

James W. Carpenter

William M. Moore

772 Mallard Cove Drive

PO Box 546

Harrodsburg, KY 40330

Lexington, KY 40585

O. Guy Carter

George D. Parrott

2261 Terrace Woods Park

872 Robin Road

Lexington, KY 40513

Lexington, KY 40502

Larry Depp, Jr.

William A. Mossbarger, Jr.

128 Locust Hill

3296 Cornwall Drive

Frankfort, KY 40601

Lexington, KY 40503

Brents Dickinson, III

Elbert C. Ray

1523 Cabell Drive

77 Avenue of Champions

Bowling Green, KY 42102

Nicholasville, KY 40356

George M. Ely, Jr.

John W. Scott

815 Overbrook Drive

3291 Roxburg Drive East

Lexington, KY 40502-3325

Lexington, KY 40503

Edward Foree

H.V. Staggs

2514 Regency Road #105

420 Bristol Road

Lexington, KY 40503

Lexington, KY 40502

Gale Jamison

Lyle Wolf

City of Urbana

2104 Island Point

400 South Vine Street

Lexington, KY 4050

Urbana, IL 61801

1988 Ralph J. Palmer

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ACEC-KY FIRM SPECIALTIES AND DISCIPLINES Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation

Bridge Design

Bell Engineering

AECOM

Bocook Engineering, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Bacon Farmer Workman

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

Engineering & Testing Inc.

Cann-Tech LLC

ECSI, LLC

Bell Engineering

CDM Smith

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

CMW Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Derrick Engineering, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

Acoustical/Air/Noise/Vibration

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

AECOM

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners GRW Engineers, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Chemical

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

AECOM

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

H. W. Lochner, Inc.

Architectural

Integrated Engineering PLLC

AECOM Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Civil (Aviation)

Jacobi Toombs and Lanz Inc.

CDM Smith

AECOM

K.S. Ware & Associates LLC

CMW Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

Kenvirons, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Monarch Engineering, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

EA Partners, PLC

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Parsons

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Integrated Engineering, PLLC

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Pike Technical Services, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

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Paradigm Engineers & Constructors

Mason & Hanger

Rivercrest Engineering Incorporated

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Michael Baker, Jr., Inc.

Russell Environmental Consulting

Strand Associates, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

S&ME, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Biology

Tetra Tech, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc. Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Civil (Environmental)

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

5H Technologies, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

AECOM

WMB, Inc.

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

Amec Foster Wheeler American Engineers, Inc. Associated Engineers Inc.

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ACEC-KY FIRM SPECIALTIES AND DISCIPLINES Civil (General)

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Civil (Transportation)

5H Technologies, Inc.

Pike Technical Services, Inc.

AECOM

Arnold Consulting Engineering & Surveying Inc.

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American Engineers, Inc.

Bowser-Morner Inc.

Rivercrest Engineering Incorporated

Arnold Consulting Engineering & Surveying, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

S&ME, Inc.

Bacon Farmer Workman

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

Bocook Engineering, Inc.

Civil (General Municipal)

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

CDM Smith

AECOM

Summit Engineering, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

Synergy Engineering Services, PLLC

Civil Design Inc.

Arnold Consulting Engineering & Surveying, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

CMW Inc.

Associated Engineers Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Collins Engineers, Inc.

Bell Engineering

WMB, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

World Tower Co., Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

Bocook Engineering, Inc.

Greenman-Pederson Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Civil (Geotechnical)

Gresham, Smith and Partners

CDM Smith

AECOM

GRW Engineers, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Amec Foster Wheeler

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

Civil Design Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

CMW Inc.

Associated Engineers Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Collins Engineers, Inc.

Bacon Farmer Workman

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Derrick Engineering, Inc.

Engineering & Testing Inc.

H. W. Lochner, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Integrated Egineering Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

Bowser-Morner, Inc.

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

CDM Smith

Mason & Hanger

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

Collins Engineers, Inc.

Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky Inc.

Municipal Engineering Company

HDR Engineering, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

HDR Engineering Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

H. W. Lochner, Inc.

Integrated Engineering PLLC

Parsons Transportation

Integrated Engineering PLLC

K.S. Ware & Associates LLC

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Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

S&ME, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

Kenvirons, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Monarch Engineering, Inc.

Synergy Engineering Services, PLLC

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

Municipal Engineering Company

Thelen Associates

Vaughn & Melton

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc. 26

Engineering & Testing Inc.

Sisler-Maggard Engineering, PLLC

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Cogeneration

Mason & Hanger

Earthquake

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Michael Baker Jr Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. Communications

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Electrical

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

AECOM

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Bacon Farmer Workman

Mason & Hanger

Strand Associates, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Staggs and Fisher Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Computer Applications 5H Technologies, Inc.

Construction Control Quality

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Municipal Engineering Company

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc. Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

Construction Materials Testing

Kenvirons, Inc.

Bacon Farmer Workman

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Engineering & Testing Inc.

CDM Smith CDP Engineers, Inc. CMTA Inc. Connolly Consulting Engineers PLLC DLZ Kentucky Gresham, Smith and Partners GRW Engineers, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

S & ME, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

WMB, Inc. Cultural Resources

Municipal Engineering Company Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Construction Management

Amec Foster Wheeler

Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers

AECOM

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Staggs & Fisher Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Amec Foster Wheeler

S&ME, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Strand Associates, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Design/Build

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

AECOM

Cann-Tech LLC

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Fire Protection

CDM Smith

Bell Engineering

CDP Engineers, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

GRW Engineers, Inc.

CMTA, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

HDR Engineering, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

Gresham, Smith & Partners

Mason & Hanger

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc. H. W. Lochner, Inc. Kenvirons, Inc.

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ACEC-KY FIRM SPECIALTIES AND DISCIPLINES Forensic

EA Partners, PLC

HDR Engineering, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Senler, Campbell and Associates Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Kenvirons, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

Geology

Qk4

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

AECOM

Shield Environmental Associates,Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services

Qk4

ESCI, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

S&ME Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Strand Associates, Inc. Summit Engineering, Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc. Summit Engineering, Inc.

Health & Safety

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

GIS

S&ME, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

5H Technologies, Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

AECOM Bell Engineering

Hydraulics

Industrial

CDM Smith

AECOM

DLZ Kentucky

Bell Engineering

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

CDM Smith

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

CDM Smith

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

Gresham, Smith & Partners

WMB, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

Green Infrastructure

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

AECOM Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Hydrology/Hydrogeology

Senler Campbell & Associates

CDM Smith

AECOM

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky Inc.

Bell Engineering

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

CDM Smith

Vaughn & Melton

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Hazardous Waste

EA Partners, PLC

Instrumentation

5H Technologies, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

CDM Smith

AECOM

Gresham, Smith and Partners

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

CDM Smith

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

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Laboratory Research Facilities

Mechanical

HDR Engineering Inc.

CDM Smith

Bacon Farmer Workman

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Mason & Hanger Summit Engineering, Inc.

Engineering & Testing Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company

Bell Engineering

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

Land Development

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

AECOM

CDM Smith

T.H.E. Engineers, Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

Bell Engineering

CMTA Inc., Consulting Engineers

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Connolly Consulting Engineers PLLC

Photogrammetry

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Gresham Smith and Partners

GRW Engineers, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Mason & Hanger

Planning

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

AECOM

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers

Amec Foster Wheeler

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Staggs & Fisher Consulting Engineers, Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Municipal Engineering Company

Strand Associates, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Cann-Tech LLC CDM Smith

Qk4 Strand Associates, Inc.

Mining

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

Vaughn & Melton

Associated Engineers, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

WMB, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

Gresham, Smith and Partners

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Mapping

Kenvirons, Inc.

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

AECOM

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Summit Engineering, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

Synergy Engineering Services, PLLC

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

H. W. Lochner, Inc. Integrated Engineering PLLC

WMB, Inc. NEPA/Environmental Services

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

Materials

5H Technologies, Inc.

Kenvirons, Inc.

HDR Engineering Inc.

AECOM

Mason & Hanger

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Amec Foster Wheeler

Monarch Engineering, Inc.

S&ME, Inc.

American Engineers Inc.

Municipal Engineering Company

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Burgess & Niple

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

CDM Smith

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

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Sanitary

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company

AECOM American Engineers, Inc. Bacon Farmer Workman Engineering & Testing Inc. Bell Engineering Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc. Burgess & Niple CDM Smith CDP Engineers, Inc. Derrick Engineering, Inc. DLZ Kentucky Inc. EA Partners, PLC Gresham Smith & Partners GRW Engineers, Inc. H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc. Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc. HDR Engineering, Inc. HMB Professional Engineers, Inc. Kenvirons, Inc. Monarch Engineering, Inc. Palmer Engineering Company, Inc. Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. Qk4 Shield Environmental Associates, Inc. Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. Summit Engineering, Inc. Tetra Tech, Inc. Vaughn & Melton

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc. WMB, Inc. Platting & Mapping J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc. Summit Engineering, Inc. WMB, Inc. Plumbing Bell Engineering CDP Engineers, Inc. Connolly Consulting Engineers PLLC GRW Engineers, Inc. Mason & Hanger Staggs & Fisher Consulting Engineers, Inc. Project Management AECOM Bell Engineering Burgess & Niple DLZ Kentucky Inc. EA Partners, PLC ECSI, LLC HDR Engineering, Inc. Mason & Hanger

Summit Engineering, Inc. WMB, Inc.

WMB, Inc. Specialty Drilling & Testing S&ME, Inc. Stormwater 5H Technologies, Inc. AECOM Amec Foster Wheeler American Engineers Inc. Bacon Farmer Workman Engineering & Testing Inc. Bell Engineering Burgess & Niple, Inc. DLZ Kentucky, Inc. EA Partners, PLC Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc. HDR Engineering, Inc. Palmer Engineering Company Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. Qk4 Summit Engineering, Inc. T.H.E. Engineers, Inc. Tetra Tech, Inc. WMB, Inc. Stream Restoration

Site Development

Right-Of-Way Acquisition

Burgess & Niple

AECOM

Civil Design, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

CMW Inc.

HW Lochner Inc.

DLZ Kentucky

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

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GRW Engineers, Inc.

Strand Associates Inc.

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

AECOM Amec Foster Wheeler Bell Engineering Burgess & Niple, Inc. EA Partners, PLC HDR Engineering Inc. HMB Professional Engineers, Inc. Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. Summit Engineering, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Palmer Engineering Company Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. Summit Engineering, Inc. Tetra Tech, Inc.

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Structural (Building)

Paradigm Engineers & Constructors

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

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Summit Engineering, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Senler, Campbell and Associates Inc.

Synergy Engineering Services, PLLC

Leonard Engineering PLLC

Slesser Engineering, Inc.

Utilities Dynamics

Mason & Hanger

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

Slesser Engineering, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Technology

Tetra Tech, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

CMTA Inc. Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

WMB, Inc. Surveying

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Structural (General)

AECOM

American Engineers, Inc.

Technology Operations and Planning

American Engineering, Inc.

Arnold Consulting Engineering & Surveying, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Associated Engineers Inc.

Bacon Farmer Workman

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Bacon Farmer Workman

Engineering & Testing Inc. Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Training Firing Ranges

Bell Engineering

Bocook Engineering, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Bocook Engineering, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Traffic

Buell Fryer McReynolds Jahed, Inc.

Civil Design, Inc.

AECOM

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

CDM Smith

EA Partners, PLC

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Civil Design Inc.

ECSI, LLC

DLZ Kentucky

Collins Engineers, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

EA Partners, PLC

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company

Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

Parsons

Gresham, Smith and Partners

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

WMB, Inc.

HDR Engineering Inc.

Integrated Engineering PLLC

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Inc.

Tunnel Engineering

H. W. Lochner, Inc.

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

AECOM

Integrated Engineering, PLLC

Mason & Hanger

CDM Smith

J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

Municipal Engineering Company

DLZ Kentucky Inc.

Leonard Engineering, PLLC

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

Pike Technical Services, Inc.

S & ME, Inc.

Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

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Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Sisler-Maggard Engineering, PLLC

Engineering & Testing Inc.

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Water/Wastewater

Kenvirons, Inc.

Bell Engineering

AECOM

Monarch Engineering, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Amec Foster Wheeler

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

CDM Smith

Bacon Farmer Workman

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CDP Engineers, Inc.

Engineering & Testing Inc.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

Bell Engineering

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

Cann-Tech LLC

Tetra Tech, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

CDM Smith

Vaughn & Melton

Kenvirons, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

Mason & Hanger

Civil Design, Inc.

Web Page Design

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Derrick Engineering, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Staggs & Fisher Consulting Engineers, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

WMB, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Strand Associates, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

H. A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

HDR Engineering, Inc.

World Tower Co., Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

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5H TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Employees (8)

AECOM Employees (58)

110 South 3rd Street

500 West Jefferson Street, Ste 1600

The purpose of this directory is to

Paducah, KY 42001

Louisville, KY 40202

foster a better understanding of the

P: (270) 448-0755

P: (502) 569-2301

relationships between the client, the

F: (270) 448-0754

F: (502) 569-2304

public and the professional engineer

dh@5htech.com

greg.groves@aecom.com

in private practice.

www.5htech.com

www.aecom.com

Firms listed in this directory are

PRINCIPALS: Crystal L. Hutcheson, President;

PRINCIPALS: Kristen Crumpton; Todd Royer;

members of the American Council of

David F. Hutcheson Jr., Vice President; David F.

Greg Groves; Mike Erik

Engineering Companies of Kentucky.

Hutcheson, Sr., Board Chairman and Chief Engineer

USING THIS DIRECTORY

DISCIPLINES: Abandoned Mine Land

The firms maintain offices or provide engineering services in Kentucky,

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental); Civil (General);

Reclamation; Acoustical/Air/Noise/Vibration;

are staffed by qualified, registered

Civil (Municipal); Chemical; Environmental; GIS;

Architectural; Bridge Design; Chemical;

engineers and are pledged to uphold

Hazardous Waste; Web Page Design; NEPA/

Civil (Aviation); Civil (Environment);

high professional and ethical standards.

Environmental Services; Health & Safety; Biology;

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical);

By their membership, they subscribe

Computer Applications; Stormwater

Civil (Transportation); Construction Management; Design/Build; Electrical; Geology; GIS; Green

to the code of professional conduct established by law and are recognized

DESCRIPTION: 5H Technologies, Inc. provides

Infrastructure; Hazardous Waste; Hydraulics;

as responsible, independent and

professional services in the following areas:

Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Industrial; Land

impartial experts in their fields

environmental engineering (regulatory compliance,

Development; Mapping; NEPA/Environmental

of practice.

permitting, reporting, and training), project controls

Services; Planning; Project Management;

services, GIS services, wetlands delineation/

right-of-way acquisition; Sanitary; Stormwater;

This directory of Kentucky consulting

mitigation, stream mitigation, NEPA services,

Stream Restoration; Structural (General);

engineers will assist in securing

sensitive resource management, safety compliance/

Surveying; Traffic; Tunnel Engineering;

qualified engineering services for any

reporting, environmental assessments (Phase I, II,

Water/Wastewater

project. Information is also available

and III), site remediation, HAZMAT services, and

on consulting engineering services

environmental monitoring services. 5H Technologies,

DESCRIPTION: Consultants in civil, structural,

in other states.

Inc. is a woman-owned small business based

and environmental engineering to commercial,

in Paducah, Kentucky. The company is certified

industrial, institutional, governmental, and private

For more information about the

by the US Small Business Administration as a

sector clients. Services include: investigations,

American Council of Engineering

Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone)

reports, planning, design and inspection of major

Companiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; member firms or members

small business concern. In November 2006,

highways, rural roads, city streets, expressways

of the American Council of Engineering

the firm received its Disadvantaged Business

and interchanges; fixed and movable bridges

Companies in other states, contact

Enterprise (DBE) certification from the Kentucky

including railroad structures and long-span

ACEC-KY at 1 (800) 455-5573 or email

Transportation Cabinet (KYTC). 5H Technologies,

river crossings; drainage, dams, industrial

us at: acecky@kyengcenter.org.

Inc. is prequalified in several disciplines by

plants, foundations, building frames and harbor

KYTC. The firm has licensed professionals in

facilities; special structural projects, construction

Chemical, Environmental and Civil disciplines.

administration services, air quality analysis,

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and water resources including FEMA floodplain

Water and natural resources: hydrology/

PRINCIPALS: Ben T. Quinn, Sr.; Ben T. Quinn,

mapping and management; hydrology and

hydrogeology; hydraulic and hydrologic modeling;

Jr.; Richard W. Tutt; Ken Ott; Peter Overmohle;

hydraulics program management, watershed

floodplains; watershed planning/management;

Dennis Mitchell; Rhandi Q. Gallegos

management, GIS application and development,

wetlands; water quality; stream restoration;

wet weather and stormwater management, and

green infrastructure; karst hydrology; acid mine

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Transportation); Civil

stormwater management.

drainage; and design. Environmental compliance

(Aviation); Civil (Environmental); Civil

and remediation: due diligence; compliance

(General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical);

AMEC FOSTER WHEELER

audits; risk assessments; soil and water

Land Development; NEPA/Environmental

ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE INC. Employees (75)

investigation and remediation; and air quality.

Services; Mining; Planning; Sanitary; Structural

Environmental planning: NEPA/environmental

(General/Bridge); Stormwater; Surveying

690 Commonwealth Business Center

services; natural and cultural resources planning/

(Convention, GPS, LiDAR, Subsurface Utility

11003 Bluegrass Parkway

management; archaeology; historic architecture;

Engineering A-D); Traffic; Water/Wastewater.

Louisville, KY 40299-0000

noise analysis; and GIS. DESCRIPTION: AEI provides professional

P: (502) 267-0700 AMERICAN ENGINEERS, INC. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; AEI Employees (82)

engineering services including planning,

65 Aberdeen Drive

environmental and construction support services

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Glasgow, KY 42141-8238

to a variety of public and private sector agencies

2456 Fortune Drive, Ste 100

P: (270) 651-7220

and clients. More specifically, services include

Lexington, KY 40509

F: (270) 651-3246

transportation design for rural, urban and

P: (859) 255-3308

bquinn@aei.cc

interstate highways and airports; environmental

F: (859) 254-2327

www.aei.cc

services, mine planning (coal and non-coal)

F: (502) 267-5900

chris.dickinson@amecfw.com

surveying, geotechnical, design, project financing,

and permit assistance; testing, inspection and

www.amecfw.com BRANCH OFFICE

site assessment; site development planning

PRINCIPALS: Chris Dickinson; David A. Dries;

1634 White Circle, Ste 101

and design; full service geotechnical; extensive

Jim Shepard; Nick Schmitt; Wade Turner;

Marietta, GA 30066-5800

surveying (SUE, GPS, LiDAR); stormwater,

Robert Money; Hank McKelway;

P: (770) 421-8422

sanitary sewer and water distribution;

Marty Marchaterre

F: (770) 421-0064

right-of-way acquisition services; and structural design (bridges/general).

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment); Civil

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(Geotechnical); Construction Management;

2500 Nelson Miller Parkway

ARNOLD CONSULTING

Environmental Compliance and Remediation;

Louisville, KY 40223-2194

Water Resources; Planning; NEPA/

P: (502) 245-3813

ENGINEERING & SURVEYING, INC. Employees (12)

Environmental Services; Cultural Resources

F: (502) 245-3814

PO Box 1338 Bowling Green, KY 42101

DESCRIPTION: Geotechnical: Soils

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (270) 780-9445

investigation and design; monitoring

308 East 25th Street

F: (270) 780-9873

wells; dams and levees; abandoned mine

Owensboro, KY 42303

jarnold@a-ces.com

reclamation; and construction materials

P: (270) 428-4610

www.a-ces.com

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PRINCIPAL: Jeff Arnold

BACON FARMER WORKMAN

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General); Civil

ENGINEERING & TESTING INC. Employees (50)

(Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

500 South 17th Street

Lexington, KY 40509

Surveying

Paducah, KY 42003

P: (859) 278-5412

2480 Fortune Drive, Ste 350

Contact: Mark Workman

F: (859) 278-2911

DESCRIPTION: Civil engineering

P: (270) 443-1995

kgillespie@hkbell.com

services provided include:

F: (270) 443-1904

www.hkbell.com

transportation; construction materials

mworkman@bfwengineers.com

testing, environmental permitting,

www.bfwengineers.com

land planning and development,

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P.O. Box 661

1215 Duiguid Drive

Hopkinsville, KY 42240-7200

ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS INC. Employees (24)

Murray, KY 42071

P: (270) 886-5466

Contact: Tim Choate

F: (270) 886-5122

2740 North Main Street

P: (270) 753-7307

Madisonville, KY 42431

F: (270) 759-4950

and all types of surveying.

BELL ENGINEERING Employees (34)

P: (270) 821-7732

PRINCIPALS: Kelly G. Gillespie; Ron McMaine; Roy Bohon II; James K. Roberts; Stephen H. Caudill;

F: (270) 821-7789

PRINCIPALS: Ron Bacon; Christopher

jsmith@associatedengineers.com

Farmer

John D. Prince; David F. Schrader DISCIPLINES: Abandoned Mine Land Reclamation;

BRANCH OFFICE

DISCIPLINES: Highway and Bridge

Bridge Design; Civil Engineering; Civil (Geotechnical);

1001 Frederica Ste 200

Design; Structures, Civil; Geotechnical;

Fire Protection; GIS; Hydraulics; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

Owensboro, KY 42301

Mechanical, Electrical; Surveying;

Industrial; Land Development; Mapping; Plumbing; Project

P: (270) 684-8450

Sanitary; Water; Stormwater; Construction

Management; Stream Restoration; Structural; Utilities/

F: (270) 821-7732

Materials; Testing and Inspections

Energy; Sanitary Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Environmental Engineering; Waste

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DESCRIPTION: Our staff consists

Water Collection and Treatment; Water Distribution; Water

250 West Main Street, Ste 220

of over 93 professionals providing

Storage; Water Treatment; Operations and Management

Lexington, KY 40507

engineering services on various project

Training; Stormwater Improvements; Construction

P: (859) 286-3000

types including: transportation, health

Management/Inspection; Rate Analysis; Surveying and

F: (270) 821-7732

care facilities, educational facilities,

Utility Relocation; Funding Assistance; Master Planning

federal government, religious institutions,

and Site Development, Landscape Architecture

PRINCIPALS: David A. Lamb;

commercial business, private business,

Timothy D. Brown; Marshall G. Curry

and local municipalities. Our home office

DESCRIPTION: Bell Engineering provides engineering

is based in Paducah, KY, with branch

services for municipal, state, and federal governments,

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental),

offices in Murray, KY; Champaign, IL;

industrial, institutional and private sectors. Professional

Civil (General/Municipal), Civil

Marion, IL; and Lewisburg, TN.

services include rate analysis, computerized billing,

(Geotechnical), Civil (Structural),

and feasibility studies; conceptual design, construction

Mining Surveying

management, operations management; industrial parks;

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stormwater management and permitting; solid

investigations, foundation recommendations, and

waste disposal; environmental engineering;

BOCOOK ENGINEERING, INC. Employees (28)

structural; dams; water and wastewater; site

312 Tenth Street

for earthworks, retaining walls, landfills, freshwater

development; value engineering; industrial

Paintsville, KY 41240-1226

dams, and abandoned mine lands reclamation.

pretreatment and landscape architecture.

P: (606) 789-5961

Additionally, we perform forensic investigations

construction materials testing, along with designs

F: (606) 789-7671

for structure settlement, slope failures, landslides,

BIAGI, CHANCE, CUMMINS,

dbocook@bocook.com

mine subsidence, dams, and corrugated pipes.

LONDON, TITZER, INC. Employees (12)

www.bocook.com

Bowser-Morner also has extensive experience in

9100 Marksfield Road, Ste 200

PRINCIPALS: Dewey Bocook

mineral processing waste disposal (ash, tailings,

Louisville, KY 40222

and coal refuse impoundments) including the design, construction, monitoring and operation

P: (502) 708-1860

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment); Civil

of mineral waste disposal facilities. Offices:

hubert@bcclt.com

(General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

Dayton, Toledo and Cincinnati, OH; Lexington,

www.bcclt.com

Structural (General); Surveying

KY; Birmingham, AL; and Springfield, IL.

PRINCIPALS: Shaminda M. Hubert;

DESCRIPTION: Bocook Engineering, Inc.

James B. Brooks; Richard D. Long; Kris A. Campbell

provides civil and mining engineering services

BUELL FRYER MCREYNOLDS JAHED, INC. Employees (11)

as well as land surveying. Services include

620 East Euclid Avenue, Ste 300

DISCIPLINES: Electrical; Technology; Mechanical;

site development designs, hydrologic analysis

Lexington, KY 40502

Communications; Electronic Safety and Security;

and design, construction surveying and

P: (859) 278-5050

Fire Protection; Audio-Video; Utilities/Energy; Civil

inspection, boundary surveys, subdivisions,

F: (859) 278-6060

(General Municipal); Surveying; Cogeneration;

forensic investigations, remediation designs,

e.buell@bfmj.com

Construction Management; Industrial; Planning;

environmental assessments, dam designs, surface

www.bfmj.com

Sanitary; Structural (General); Water/Wastewater

and deep mining design, as well as surveying. PRINCIPALS: Ethan A. Buell;

DESCRIPTION: Mechanical, electrical,

BOWSER-MORNER, INC. Employees (5)

Peyman Jahed; Mike McReynolds

plumbing, technology and civil engineering services for industrial, institutional, education,

2416-B Over Drive

DISCIPLINES: Structural (General)

governmental and architectural clients. Heating,

Lexington, KY 40511

ventilation and air conditioning; fire alarm; data/

P: (859) 223-0250

DESCRIPTION: Buell Fryer McReynolds Jahed, Inc.

communication/technology system; electronic/

F: (859) 253-0183

performs full service consulting structural engineering

security surveillance design; lighting; electrical

cbishop@bowser-morner.com

services. Our primary business is working as a team

power distribution, including high voltage; fire protection; plumbing; lightning protection; chilled

player helping architects and other clients fulfill their PRINCIPALS: Charles S. Bishop, Vice President

water, steam and high-temperature hot water central plants and distribution systems; medical

We have extensive experience in the design of DISCIPLINES: Geotechnical, Civil

gasses; energy conservation studies and design;

vision for the buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design and functionality. new, and renovation of existing, buildings of all types including: churches, primary and secondary

building energy management systems; standby

DESCRIPTION: Founded in 1911, Bowser-

educational buildings (including laboratory

and on-site power generation; thermal storage

Morner provides geotechnical and civil

buildings), athletic facilities, equestrian facilities, jails,

systems; site/civil including site development.

engineering services including: subsurface

justice centers, libraries, medical facilities (including

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major hospitals), office buildings, parking

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structures and residential structures. BFMJ has

4424 Emerson Avenue

5101 Cox Road, Ste 150

provided structural consulting services across the

Parkersburg, WV 26104

Glen Allen, VA 23060

state for historical structures including buildings

P: (304) 485-8541

P: (804) 320-2667

constructed of timber, and all types of stone and

F: (304) 485-0238

F: (804) 323-5131

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special inspections, forensic investigations and

100 W Erie Street

1800 Pembrook Drive, Ste 265

expert witness for buildings, including non-

Painesville, OH 44077

Orlando, FL 32810

structural elements. We are also qualified with

P: (440) 354-9700

P: (407) 401-8527

the Kentucky Department of Transportation to

F: (440) 352-8373

F: (407) 660-4994

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BURGESS & NIPLE, INC. Employees (16)

Akron Centre Plaza

1500 N Priest Drive, Ste 102

50 S Main Street, Ste 600

Tempe, AZ 85281

400 Blankenbaker Parkway, Ste 300

Akron, OH 44308

P: (602) 244-8100

Louisville, KY 40243

P: (330) 376-5778

F: (602) 244-1915

P: (502) 254-2344

F: (330) 376-5741

masonry construction. BFMJ has extensive experience in performing

perform bridge and culvert design.

F: (502) 254-3008

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steve.mcdevitt@burgessniple.com

BRANCH OFFICE

Park Central 7

www.burgessniple.com

440 Monticello Avenue, Ste 1240

12750 Merit Drive, Ste 425

Norfolk, VA 23510

Dallas, TX 75251

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (757) 490-3566

P: (972) 620-1255

312 Plum Street, Ste 1250

F: (757) 490-9224

F: (972) 620-8028

P: (513) 579-0042

BRANCH OFFICE

F: (513) 579-0321

4160 Pleasant Valley Road

84029 Capital of Texas Highway, Ste 220

Cincinnati, OH 45202-2678

Chantilly, VA 20151-1226

Austin, TX 78704

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (703) 631-9630

P: (512) 306-9266

Capital Center

F: (703) 631-6041

F: (512) 306-9550

Indianapolis, IN 46204

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (317) 237-2760

12700 Black Forest Lane, Ste 100

3950 Fossil Creek Boulevard, Ste 210

F: (317) 237-2755

Woodbridge, VA 22192

Fort Worth, TX 76137

P: (703) 670-6400

P: (817) 306-1444

F: (703) 670-6250

F: (817) 306-1555

251 N Illinois Street, Ste 920

BRANCH OFFICE 5085 Reed Road Columbus, OH 43220 P: (614) 459-2050 F: (614) 451-1385

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BRANCH OFFICE

Geology; Green Infrastructure; Hazardous

1030 Andrews Highway, Ste 211

Waste; Hydraulics; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

CANN-TECH, LLC Employees (9)

Midland, TX 79701

Industrial; Land Development; Mechanical;

1100 Glensboro Road

P: (432) 689-8909

NEPA/Environmental Services; Planning; Project

Parkview Center, Ste 9

F: (432) 689-8911

Management; Site Development; Sanitary;

Lawrenceburg, KY 40342

Stormwater; Stream Restoration; Structural

P: (606) 859-0907

BRANCH OFFICE

(General); Surveying; Traffic; Utilities/Energy;

F: (606) 859-0668

10701 Corporate Drive, Ste 118

Water/Wastewater

waterboy@kih.net

P: (281) 980-7705

DESCRIPTION: B&N was founded in 1912

PRINCIPALS: Larry W. Cann

F: (281) 980-0455

in Columbus, OH, and has developed into a

Stafford, TX 77477

nationally recognized full service engineering

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental); Construction

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firm with capabilities in virtually every area

Management; Planning; Water/Wastewater

17402 O’Connor Road

of municipal development and infrastructure.

Unit 108

For more than 100 years, B&N has provided

DESCRIPTION: Provide water/wastewater

San Antonio, TX 78247

quality engineering, superior solutions, and

and environmental engineering design

P: (210) 202-3576

reliable facilities to communities throughout

services to municipalities, water and sewer

the region. Our success is driven by a passion

districts, and state government. Also

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for advancing the built environment with

conduct Phase I and Phase II environmental

1205 West North Carrier Parkway, Ste 206

exceptional concern for quality of life, safety,

site assessments for industry, commercial,

Grand Prairie, TX 75251

and sustainability. Our professional staff of

and governmental business sectors.

P: (972) 620-1255

335 includes engineers, environmental

F: (972) 620-8028

scientists, geologists, surveyors, architects, and more. Our design professionals are

CDM SMITH Employees (22)

PRINCIPALS: Steve McDevitt;

supported by experienced technicians,

9420 Bunsen Parkway, Ste 225

Mark E. Bernhardt; Thomas A. Bolte;

drafters, construction representatives,

Louisville, KY 40220

Roberta J. Cameruca; Robert A. Draper, Jr.;

and administrative staff. Our ability to

P: (502) 339-0988

James P. Garrison; Peggy L. Garrison;

integrate engineering and other project-

F: (502) 491-7862

Rodney D. Holbert; Deborah B. Lohmeier;

essential services into one seamless team

www.cdmsmith.com

Thomas J. Mignery; Edwin J. Muccillo;

provides a distinct advantage to our clients.

Scott D. Perfater; Craig D. Richards; Ronald R.

Beyond on-time, on-budget completion,

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Schultz; E. Scott Sondles; Kenneth D. Sponaugle;

our multidisciplinary project teams work to

2525 Harrodsburg Road, Ste 200

Stephen L. Thieken; Dennis M. Thomas

diligently add value throughout the process.

Lexington, KY 40504

We consider aesthetics, function, maintenance

P: (859) 254-5759

DISCIPLINES: Acoustical/Air/Noise/Vibration;

concerns, and much more to develop solutions

F: (859) 224-4803

Architectural; Biology; Bridge Design; Bridge

that serve client needs long into the future.

bostromnr@cdmsmith.com

Inspection; Civil (Aviation); Civil (Environment);

The size and diversity of B&N’s services can be

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical);

measured by our inclusion in the Engineering

PRINCIPALS: Al Goodman; Philip T. Hendershot;

Civil (Transportation); Construction

News Record list of top 500 design firms in

Michael A. Taylor; Robert Bostrom; Tim Sorenson

Management; Design/Build; Electrical;

the United States for over two decades.

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DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Civil (Environment);

PRINCIPALS: David D. Carter; C. Lewis

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical); Civil

Dixon; J. Kenneth Roseman; B. Scott

CIVIL DESIGN, INC. Employees (12)

(Transportation); Construction Management; Design/

Southall; Michelle Howlett; Bob Walling

3404 Stony Spring Circle

Build; Electrical; GIS; Green Infrastructure; Hazardous

Louisville, KY 40220

Waste; Hydraulics; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental); Civil

P: (502) 671-0060

Industrial; Instrumentation; Laboratory Research

(General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

F: (502) 671-0311

Facilities; Mechanical; NEPA/Environmental Services;

Computer Applications; Construction

vlarose@civildesigninc.com

Planning; Sanitary; Structural (General); Tunnel

Management; Electrical; Hydrology/

www.civildesigninc.com

Engineering; Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

Hydrogeology; Land Development; Mechanical; Plumbing; Sanitary; Surveying;

BRANCH OFFICE

DESCRIPTION: Environmental engineers,

Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater;

1552 South 7th Street

scientists, planners and management consultants

Landscape Architecture and Planning.

St. Louis, MO 61304 P: (314) 863-5570

providing services to municipal, state and federal government, and commercial and industrial

DESCRIPTION: Consultants providing

clients. Areas of expertise include wastewater

civil, environmental, electrical, mechanical

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collection and treatment; water supply, distribution

and transportation engineering, land

104 North Second Street, Ste A

and treatment; solid waste management;

surveying and landscape architecture

Effingham, IL 62401

water resources and stormwater management;

services to a variety of private and

environmental management including hazardous

governmental clients. Projects include

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waste management and remediation; and

water distribution/storage, sanitary

1635 W First Street, Ste 105

environmental remediation and ecological surveys.

sewers, I & I reduction studies, rate/cost of

Granite City, IL 62040

Transportation and public planning, airport

service studies, stormwater management,

planning, urban planning, bridge engineering,

hydraulic modeling, HVAC, plumbing,

roadways, traffic engineering and parking.

fire protection, electrical, controls,

PRINCIPALS: Vicki LaRose

instrumentation, SCADA, communication

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General/Municipal);

CDP ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (30)

and security systems, transportation

Civil (Structural); Civil (Transportation);

design, traffic studies, corridor studies,

Surveying; Water Resources; Infrastructure

3250 Blazer Parkway

project planning, facilities plans, water/

and Analytics; Site Development

Lexington, KY 40509-1847

wastewater treatment plants, utilities,

P: (859) 264-7500

construction administration, resident

DESCRIPTION: At CDI, our mission is to help

F: (859) 264-7501

representation, stream restoration, green

our clients design a quality infrastructure that

ldixon@cdpengineers.com

infrastructure, sustainable planning and

helps them achieve success. Started in 1996 as

www.cdpengineers.com

design, asset inventory and management,

a sole proprietorship under Vicki LaRose, CDI

grantsmanship, site development, park

has grown to a staff of 50. All of our managers

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design, master plans, bikeway planning,

are licensed and registered professionals,

900 Corporate Campus Drive, Ste 3000

athletic facilities, streetscapes, greenways,

and all project engineers are working toward

Louisville, KY 40223

boundary surveys, easement development/

certification. The dedication of this well-

P: (502) 493-2833

acquisition, topographic mapping, GPS,

trained staff is at the center of CDIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s success.

F: (502) 493-2803

GIS and hydrographic surveys.

ldixon@cdpengineers.com

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CMTA, INC. Employees (145)

PRINCIPALS: Kenneth L. Seibert (President);

DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Civil (Site);

Brian Baumgartle; James O. Benson; Mike

Civil (Environment); Civil (General Municipal);

10411 Meeting Street

Benson; Donny L. Crayne; Jess E. Farber; R.

Civil (Transportation)

Prospect, KY 40059

Anthony Hans; David R. Higgins; Doug L.

P: (502) 326-3085

Hundley; Alan R. Kellum; Jeremy Kelly;

DESCRIPTION: CMW is a multi-disciplined

F: (502) 326-2691

H. Christopher Kelting; Jeremy Lewis; Tim G.

design firm providing services in architecture,

kseibert@cmtaegrs.com

Morris; Kevin D. Mussler; Andrew Myers;

engineering, interior design and landscape

www.cmtaegrs.com

Carol Blevins Ormay; Adam Pierce; Brad Reeves;

architecture. With over 50 years of experience,

Chris Reeves; Zachary Schneider; Mark R.

CMW has become one of the region’s leading

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Seibert; Jeremy M. Smith; Thomas B. Wessling;

design firms. Our unique approach starts with

2429 Members Way

Sam Claxton; Bill Sharp

engaging the client in discussions to better understand the client’s needs and goals. Our

Lexington, KY 40504 P: (859) 253-0892

DISCIPLINES: Electrical; Mechanical;

process is collaborative, involves problem

F: (859) 231-8357

Fire Protection; Commissioning; Performance

solving, and leads to creative design solutions.

kmussler@cmtaegrs.com

Contracting; Net Zero Engineering; Technology

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DESCRIPTION: CMTA, Inc. is a full service

COLLINS ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (3)

1610 Woodstead Court, Ste 105

consulting engineering firm specializing in

124 Venture Court, Ste 10

The Woodlands, TX 77380

net zero energy engineering, commissioning,

Lexington, KY 40511

P: (281) 419-9899

performance contracting and technology design

C: (859) 333-8193

mseibert@cmtaegrs.com

for architects and building owners throughout

P: (859) 367-0097

the US. The firm is known nationwide for its

jjohnson@collinsengr.com

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expertise. CMTA President Ken Seibert, and

903 Spring Street

other firm principals, speak nationally on the

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Jeffersonville, IN 47130

subject of high performance buildings and Net

123 N Wacker Drive, Ste 900

P: (812) 725-8383

Zero Energy Design. CMTA has engineered eight

Chicago, IL 60606

ckelting@cmtaegrs.com

Net Zero Energy Buildings, 39 LEED Buildings

P: (312) 704-9300

including its LEED Platinum Lexington Office

F: (312) 704-9320

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Building, and 141 ENERGY STAR buildings. PRINCIPALS: Joshua Johnson; Thomas J Collins;

222 E. 14th Street, 4th Floor

Daniel Cecchi; Chip Conrad

P: (513) 429-4404

CMW, INC. Employees (20)

F: (513) 429-4693

400 East Vine Street, Ste 400

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General/Municipal);

jmillard@cmtaegrs.com

Lexington, KY 40507

Civil (Geotechnical); Civil (Structural);

P: (859) 254-6623

Civil (Transportation)

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F: (859) 259-1877

1220 North Fillmore Street, Ste 350

pdeming@cmwaec.com

Cincinnati, OH 45202

DESCRIPTION: Collins is an ENR Top 500 Design Firm and provides design and analysis

Arlington, VA 22201 P: (703) 525-6268

PRINCIPALS: Jack Ballard; Bill Pickering;

services coupled with field experience to

trohrbaugh@cmtaegrs.com

Brian Hill; Darenda Watkins

the transportation, marine, construction,

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and land development industries. Collins’

insistence on obtaining firsthand knowledge

DERRICK ENGINEERING, INC. Employees (5)

means that our engineers are on the project

1397 S. 3rd Street

from start to finish, from the initial on-site

Louisville, KY 40208-2305

DISCIPLINES: Acoustical/Air/Noise/Vibration;

inspection to the design of repairs, from

P: (502) 636-9273

Architectural; Bridge Design; Civil (Environmental);

performing the construction administration

F: (502) 636-9274

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical);

to following up with construction inspection.

derrickinc@bellsouth.net

Civil (Transportation); Construction Management;

Such practical experience provides a unique and customized approach to the

Brian L. Glaze; Marcelyn Mathews

Construction Materials Testing; Design/Build; PRINCIPALS: David G. Derrick

development of solutions, and provides continuity for our clients.

PRINCIPALS:

Electrical; Geotechnical; GIS Services; Green Infrastructure; Hazardous Waste; Hydraulics;

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment);

NEPA/Environmental Services; Planning; Project

Civil (General Municipal); Sanitary;

Management; Right-of-Way Acquisition; Sanitary;

CONNOLLY CONSULTING

Water/Wastewater

Site Development; Stormwater; Structural

ENGINEERS, PLLC Employees (4)

DESCRIPTION: Civil and sanitary

257 Regency Circle

engineering: water treatment plants, water

Lexington, KY 40503

wells, water distribution systems, water

DESCRIPTION: DLZ has been protecting our

P: (859) 402-0221

pumping stations, water storage tanks,

country’s natural resources and improving our nation’s

tom@cceky.com

sanitary sewers, wastewater treatment

infrastructure for nearly a century. We work on

plants, sewage pumping stations, industrial

projects ranging from short-term, modest problem-

wastewater treatment, storm drainage, on site

solving investigations and studies, to conducting and

wastewater disposal systems, groundwater

managing long-term, multidisciplinary, multi-million

investigations, utility rate studies, project

dollar programs. Our philosophy begins with providing

financing, construction inspection.

unmatched client service while meeting all of the

PRINCIPALS: Thomas B. Connolly DISCIPLINES: Mechanical/Electrical; Plumbing

(Building); Structural (General); Surveying; Traffic;

DESCRIPTION: Connolly Consulting Engineers specializes in delivering high-quality mechanical

Tunnel Engineering; Water/Wastewater

budget and schedule objectives for the project. Our DLZ KENTUCKY, INC. Employees (14)

engineers, architects, planners, and technical support

and electrical consulting engineering services at a reasonable cost. Representative building

201 Brighton Park Boulevard

to establish a shared vision of their projects. Our

design projects include a large quantity of

Frankfort, KY 40601-3717

goal is to turn our client’s visions into reality, from

new and renovated buildings, emphasizing

P: (502) 695-2300

exceptional planning and design through construction

healthcare and research facilities experience.

F: (502) 695-1497

and post construction. DLZ is a multidisciplinary firm

Mr. Connolly also possesses a uniquely strong

mmathews@dlz.com

with a rich Kentucky history. Our Kentucky operation

background in the design and troubleshooting

www.dlz.com

began as Brighton Engineering in the 1950s and

of natural gas delivery, pressure regulation and

staff are innovative and will work with our clients

became one of the state’s premier transportation

mechanical/electronic measurement systems.

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firms during the height of the development of our

Mr. Connolly, a certified energy manager,

239 South Fifth Street, Ste 311

parkways and interstates. After the DLZ acquisition

performs facility audits and energy consumption

Louisville, KY 40202

in 2004, DLZ Kentucky was able to expand its

estimates, life cycle analyses and other

P: (502) 583-6353

range of services by drawing from expertise in more

evaluation tools for mechanical systems and

F: (502) 583-6657

than 18 other offices throughout Ohio, Indiana,

facilities design selection.

mmathews@dlz.com

Illinois, Michigan, and even internationally.

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EA PARTNERS, PLC Employees (25)

BRANCH OFFICE 1345 North State Route 2

GREENMAN-PEDERSEN INC. Employees (16)

3111 Wall Street

New Martinsville, WV 26155

10977 Guildford Road

Lexington, KY 40513-1711

P: (304) 398-4979

Annapolis Junction, MD 20701

P: (859) 296-9889

P: (401) 880-3055

F: (859) 296-9887

PRINCIPALS: J. Steven Gardner; Dayne A.

F: (301) 490-2649

lhaney@eapartners.com

Willis; Douglas K. Mynear; Charles R. Reeves,

pnutter@gpinet.com

www.eapartners.com

Jr.; Edmundo Laporte; Fred Eastridge

www.gpinet.com

PRINCIPALS: Albert Gross; Leslie Haney;

DISCIPLINES: Abandoned Mine Land

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Jerry Cottingham; Tom Hatfield; Richard Nunnery

Reclamation; Agriculture; Biology; Civil

1387 South 4th Street, Room 201

(Environmental); Civil (Geotechnical); Forensics;

Louisville, KY 40208

DISCIPLINES: Abandoned Mine Land

Geology; Hazardous Waste; Hydrology/

drobb@gpinet.com

Reclamation; Airport Design; Civil (Environment);

Hydrogeology; Mapping; Mining; Surveying;

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

Utilities/Energy; Web Page Design; Project

PRINCIPALS: Douglass Robb;

Construction Management; Fire Protection;

Management; Exploration; Due Diligence

Perry Nutter, Sr., VP

Hydrogeology; Land Development; Planning;

DESCRIPTION: ECSI has traditionally been

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Structural),

Project Management; Sanitary; Site Development;

a consulting firm specializing in civil, mining,

Civil (Transportation)

Stormwater; Stream Restoration; Structural

environmental, and energy-related projects

(General); Surveying; Traffic; Water/Wastewater

and has had offices throughout Kentucky,

DESCRIPTION: Greenman-Pedersen Inc.’s

Hazardous Waste; Hydraulics; Hydrology/

Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia and Illinois as

(GPI’s) visionary philosophy is focused mainly

DESCRIPTION: Civil, land planning, residential

needed. We are an employee-owned, qualified

upon what truly makes us unique – our staff

and commercial development, transportation

small business headquartered in Lexington, KY,

– men and women serving clients, and one

engineering, and sanitary engineering.

with field offices still in the region. We have

another, as design professionals, technical

now expanded our service range across the US,

specialists, administrators and support staff

and internationally. ECSI has been providing

motivated by the desire to succeed. Our values

engineering services for over thirty years.

of teamwork, quality and commitment set us

ECSI, LLC Employees (15) 340 S Broadway, Ste 200

apart and are the key elements for our growth

Lexington, KY 40508-2553

and continued success.

P: (859) 233-2103

Founded in 1966, GPI is a leading

F: (859) 259-3394

engineering consulting firm that specializes

info@engrservices.com

in the innovative design and construction

www.engrservices.com

of transportation infrastructure and building projects. Our experts provide comprehensive

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engineering, design, planning and construction

336 Town Mountain Road, Ste 4

inspection services to a wide variety of

Pikeville, KY 41501

government agencies, municipalities,

P: (606) 432-2443

institutions, industries, corporations, private

F: (606) 432-2486

organizations, and developers.

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GRESHAM, SMITH AND PARTNERS Employees (25)

GRW ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (142)

BRANCH OFFICE

101 South Fifth Street, Ste 1400

801 Corporate Drive

Indianapolis, IN 46268-2183

Louisville, KY 40202

Lexington, KY 40503-5401

P: (317) 347-3650

P: (502) 627-8900

Contact: Ron Gilkerson, President

F: (317) 347-3656

F: (866) 651-2722

P: (859) 223-3999

Contact: Joe Tierney

www.gspnet.com

F: (859) 223-8917

PRINCIPALS: Mike Sewell; Jim Brannon;

7112 Waldemar Drive

rgilkerson@grwinc.com

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www.grwinc.com

404 BNA Drive, Ste 201 Nashville, TN 37217

Marshall Elizer; Tony Young BRANCH OFFICE

P: (615) 366-1600

DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Civil (Aviation);

250 Grandview Drive, Ste 110

F: (615) 366-0406

Civil (Environment); Civil (General Municipal);

Fort Mitchell, KY 41017-5667

Contact: James W. Hilborn

Civil (Transportation); Construction

P: (859) 331-9220

Management; Corporate Facility Design;

F: (859) 331-9999

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Electrical; Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Industrial;

Contact: Warren A. Iulg

43 East Main Street Buckhannon, WV 26201

Land Development; Mechanical; Planning; Sanitary; Structural (Buildings); Structural

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (304) 472-8914

(General); Surveying; Water/Wastewater

9710 Bunsen Parkway

F: (304) 472-8915

Louisville, KY 40299

Contact: Shawn Tucker

DESCRIPTION: Gresham Smith and

P: (502) 489-8484

Partners is a full service engineering /

F: (502) 489-8485

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architecture / planning firm which has been

Contact: Brad Montgomery

170 Aviation Way, Ste 102 Martinsburg, WV 25405

providing architectural and engineering services since 1995 to utilities, healthcare

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P: (304) 260-1222

providers, municipal, state, and federal

135 Fox Road, Ste D

Contact: Greg Belcher

governments, aviation and transportation

Knoxville, TN 37922

authorities, and offices in 26 locations,

P: (865) 588-4166

PRINCIPALS: Ron Gilkerson; Charles Baker; Bill

which includes our regional offices of

F: (865) 588-7605

Brewer; Alan Bryan; Doug Cage; Matthew Craig;

Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati and

Contact: Wayne Dunson

Dan Cutsha; Scott Dompke; Wayne Dunson; Ben Fister; Eric Fister; Greg Gabbard; Louise Godshall;

Columbus since 1995. Today, we have a staff of over 750 architects, engineers,

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Harvey Helm; Rob Hench; Joe Henry; Jim Hilborn;

scientists and planners. Recently completed

200 Sixth Avenue

Warren Iulg; Michael Jacobs; Mike Johnson;

projects include 4th Street Phase 1, East

St. Albans, WV 25177

Roger Kennedy; Mitchell Long; Shane Lyle; John

Market NuLu Streetscape Phase 1, McNeely

P: (304) 727-5501

Martin; Monty Maynard; Brad Montgomery;

Lake Park Roadway Phase 1, Olmsted

F: (304) 727-5580

Jimmy Piper; Ed Rinehart; Louis Robbins; Wayne

Parkways Phase 1, GBT Jefferson Commons,

Contact: Joe Bird

Roberts; Roderick Saylor; Jon Sciberras; John

and GBT Middletown Commons.

Slugantz; Bob Smallwood; Todd Solomon; Gayla Szak; Peter Szak; Shawn Tucker; Darren Wells; Wolfgang Ziegler; Todd Cantrell; Joe Pavoni;

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Kurt Zehnder; Greg Belcher; Joe Bird; Aaron

DESCRIPTION: Services: full service civil

Nickerson; Randy Robinson; Jonathan Thomas;

engineering firm providing services to

HALL-HARMON ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (5)

Alex White; Patrick Baisden; Kevin Schneider

all levels of government and the private

1081 Dove Run Road, Ste 203

sector. Services include water treatment

Lexington, KY 40502-3500

DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Landscape

and distribution; wastewater treatment and

P: (859) 269-3150

Architecture; Civil (Aviation); Civil (Environment);

collection; transportation systems including

F: (859) 269-3079

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

highway and rail; site development;

kitty.hall-harmon@HHEnet.com

Construction Management; Design/Build;

surveying; soils/concrete testing;

larry.harmon@HHEnet.com

Electrical; Fire Protection; Hydrology; Industrial;

construction management; engineering

Instrumentation; Mechanical; Photogrammetry;

services related to architecture; feasibility

PRINCIPALS: Kitty Hall-Harmon;

Planning; Plumbing; Sanitary; Site Development;

and planning.

Larry D. Harmon

Surveying; Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

H. W. LOCHNER, INC. Employees (22)

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment); Civil

DESCRIPTION: As a full service engineering,

1040 Monarch Street, Ste 300

Computer Applications; Hydrology/

architecture, geospatial and planning firm,

Lexington, KY 40513-1852

Hydrogeology; Land Development; Planning;

GRWâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s experience and unique customer insights

P: (859) 224-4476

Sanitary; Site Development; Stormwater;

result in award-winning, highly functional

F: (859) 224-9828

Surveying; Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

projects. From energy-efficient buildings to

jleslie@hwlochner.com

facilities that optimize and protect our water

www.hwlochner.com

Structural (Buildings); Structural (General);

resources to safe, modern transportation networks, GRW is dedicated to delivering a

DESCRIPTION: Full service civil engineering and land surveying firm.

PRINCIPALS: Jerry Leslie

solid return on your infrastructure investment. DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment); Civil

HDR ENGINEERING INC. Employees (240)

H. A. SPALDING ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (10)

(General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

2517 Sir Barton Way

Construction Management; Planning; Structural

Lexington, KY 40509-2275

651 Skyline Drive

(General); Right of Aquisition and Relocation

P: (859) 629-4800

Hazard, KY 41701-1664

F: (859) 629-4801

P: (606) 436-2151

DESCRIPTION: Offers civil, structural,

ben.edelen@hdrinc.com

F: (606) 436-2291

transportation, traffic, environmental

www.hdrinc.com

hank.spaulding@haspaldingengineers.com

engineering as well as construction

PRINCIPALS: Hank A. Spaulding

(General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

engineering and regional and urban

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planning. Full range of transportation

One Riverfront Plaza

studies, planning, design of streets,

401 West Main Street, Ste 500

DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Civil (General

highways, expressways, tollways, bridges,

Louisville, KY 40202

Municipal); Civil (Transportation); Computer

rapid transit, rail parking facilities, traffic

P: (502) 909-3234

Applications; Construction Management;

control and surveillance, bridge condition

F: (502) 909-3235

Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Land Development;

inspection and rating, environmental impact

Planning; Sanitary; Surveying; Utilities/Energy;

statements, land studies, storm drainage,

Water/Wastewater

hydraulics and hydrology.

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Surveying; Utilities/Energy; Materials; NEPA/

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9987 Carver Road, Ste 200

Environmental Services; Stream Restoration

2 International Plaza, Ste 205

Cincinnati, OH 45242

Nashville, TN 37217

P: (513) 984-7500

DESCRIPTION: HDR is a global

P: (615) 361-4345

F: (513) 984-7580

employee‑owned company offering a wide

F: (615) 361-7737

range of services to clients. HDR has nearly

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10,000 coworkers in over 200 offices. HDR’s

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750 Old Hickory Boulevard

local offices have been established in Kentucky

301 E Center Street, Ste B

Building One, Ste 200

for over 50 years, providing the best solutions

Madisonville, KY 42431

Brentwood, TN 37027

to our clients. We make seamless integration

P: (615) 399-9090

possible. Bringing our responsive nature and

PRINCIPALS: Brad Meyer; Karen Wood;

relentless focus to every project, we build highly

Greg Boleyn; Chris Stewart; Mitchell Green;

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collaborative cross-company teams that open new

Joe Grider; Rob Dowler; Ken Sperry;

1201 Market Street, Ste C

doors and solve tough problems for our clients.

Wes Mattingly; Brian Hynniman

HMB PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (59)

DISCIPLINES: Acoustical/Air/Noise/

Chattanooga, TN 37402 P: (423) 414-3554 F: (423) 414-3555

Vibration; Biology; Civil (Environment); Civil

3 HMB Circle

(General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

BRANCH OFFICE

U.S. 460 (Georgetown Road)

Construction Management; Hazardous

4645 Village Square Drive, Ste F

Frankfort, KY 40601-5376

Waste; Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Land

Paducah, KY 42001

P: (502) 695-9800

Development; NEPA/Environmental

P: (270) 538-1500

bmeyer@hmbpe.com

Services; Planning; Sanitary; Structural

F: (270) 443-3943

www.hmbpe.com

(General); Surveying; Water/

PRINCIPALS: Ben Edelen; Charlie Scroggin;

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Larry Anderson; Brent Tippey; Kelly Meyer;

9300 Shelbyville Road, Ste 300

Gary Valentine; Jeff Eger; Shane Womack; Brian

Louisville, KY 40222

DESCRIPTION: HMB Professional Engineers

Trotter; Shawn Washer; Shannon Provance

P: (502) 442-0925

is an engineering and planning company

founded in 1979 and headquartered in

DISCIPLINES: Water/Wastewater; Water

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Frankfort, KY, with branch offices in Louisville,

Resources; Sanitary; Stormwater; Transportation;

PO Box 1888

KY; Nashville, TN; New Albany, IN; and

Highways; Traffic; Aviation; Bridge Design; Rail;

New Albany, IN 47151

Montgomery, AL. Services provided include

Transit; Civil (Environmental); Civil (Geotechnical);

P: (812) 944-9672

highway engineering, structural engineering,

Civil (General Municipal); Structural (General);

F: (812) 944-9673

environmental planning, water and

Power & Energy; Coal Combustion Products;

wastewater engineering, abandoned mine

Community Planning and Development;

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land reclamation, stream restoration, site

Communications; Construction Management;

7009 Brockport Court

development, master planning, surveying,

Design/Build; Electrical; GIS; Hydrology/

Montgomery, AL 36117

right-of-way and easement acquisition,

Hydrogeology; Hydropower; Industrial; Site

P: (334) 277-1002

hazardous materials and UST remediation,

Development; Planning; Project Management;

F: (334) 277-1984

and construction inspection.

Wastewater; Stream Restoration;

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INTEGRATED ENGINEERING, PLLC Employees (24)

architecture, sanitary sewer systems, water distribution systems, complex storm sewer

JACOBI TOOMBS & LANZ INC. Employees (9)

166 Prosperous Place; Ste 220

systems, regional detention basins, HEC-RAS

1400 South First Street

Lexington, KY 40509

analysis, maintenance of traffic plans, among

Louisville, KY 40208

P: (859) 368-0145

other skilled tasks. We are also a certified

P: (502) 583-5994

F: (859) 904-1538

DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise)

m.harris@jtleng.com

eddie@int-engineering.com

with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet

www.jtleng.com

harsha@int-engineering.com

and other municipalities. PRINCIPALS: Jorge Lanz; Michael Harris;

www.int-engineering.com J. M. CRAWFORD

Josh Hillman; Steve Marshall

7430 US Highway 42, Ste 214

& ASSOCIATES, INC. Employees (7)

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental),

Florence, KY 41042

131 Prosperous Place

Civil (General/Municipal),

P: (859) 371-5500

Townhouse 18A

Civil (Transportation), Surveying

Lexington, KY 40509-1853

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (859) 263-4399

DESCRIPTION: Since 1955, Jacobi,

1717 Alliant Avenue, Ste #3

F: (859) 263-2844

Toombs & Lanz has offered professional

Louisville, KY 40299

jhhodskins@jmcaa.com

engineering services to a wide variety

P: (502) 514-4578

www.jmcaa.com

of governmental, commercial, private

PRINCIPALS: Harsha Wijesiri; Eddie Mesta;

PRINCIPALS: Joseph H. Hodskins;

institutional clients in the Kentucky

David Moses

Stuart McIntosh; Chris Reid

and Southern Indiana areas. In 1999,

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development, utility, industrial and

JTL became a certified MBE and DBE DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Civil

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Aviation); Civil

with several municipal agencies and

(Geotechnical); Civil (Environmental);

(General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

organizations. We are registered as an

Civil (Transportation); Civil (General/

Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Mining; Planning;

MBE with the City of Indianapolis and

Municipal); Surveying; Planning;

Structural

DBE with the Indiana Department of

Landscape Architecture; Structural Design

(General); Surveying, Platting and Mapping

Transportation. We are also a certified DBE with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet

DESCRIPTION: Integrated Engineering,

DESCRIPTION: Consulting engineering

and MBE with the Mid States Minority

PLLC is a consulting engineering firm, which

services for bridges, highways and

Supplier Development Council, Louisville

was founded in 2006. We are an emerging

streets; municipal, structural, water and

Metro Government, and Louisville

professional engineering, surveying and

wastewater systems and treatment; and

Metropolitan Sewer District.

planning consultant with a wide array of

land reclamation. Services include: studies

Every project awarded to our

experience in various fields of design. Having

and reports, surveys, design, construction

firm receives special attention, and is

worked on various municipal and private

plans, specifications, construction

developed with technical excellence

projects across the region, we have gained

administration, project representation,

and client satisfaction. JTL makes every

invaluable experience in the design of rural

operation and maintenance manuals.

attempt to design projects with social and

and urban roadways, share use trails, bridge

environmental harmony, thereby mitigating

and retaining wall structures, landscape

impact on the projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s surroundings.

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K.S. WARE & ASSOCIATES LLC Employees (2)

KENVIRONS INC. Employees (27)

LEONARD ENGINEERING, PLLC Employees (5)

54 Lindsley Avenue

452 Versailles Road

5621 Glenview Falls Place

Nashville, TN 37210

Frankfort, KY 40601-3886

Louisville, KY 40222

P: (615) 255-9702

P: (502) 695-4357

P: (502) 365-2566

F: (615) 256-5873

F: (502) 695-4363

F: (502) 365-2566

kware@kswarellc.com

vwilliams@kenvirons.com

steve@leonardengineering.net

www.kswarellc.com

www.kenvirons.com

PRINCIPALS: Elleanor Leonard, President; BRANCH OFFICE

PRINCIPALS: R. Vaughn Williams;

310 Cal Batsel Road

Christopher P. Wathen;

Bowling Green, KY 42101

Kenneth D. Taylor; Eddie W. Brown;

DISCIPLINES: Structural (General);

P: (270) 842-1070

S. Tim Oakes; William F. Knarr

Structural (Building)

PRINCIPALS: Kathryn S. Ware; Gregory W. Brubaker

DISCIPLINES: Air Quality; Civil (Environment);

DESCRIPTION: Leonard Engineering is a

Steve Leonard, Principal Engineer

Civil (General Municipal); Computer

WBE‑certified structural engineering firm located

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment);

Applications; Construction Management;

in Louisville, KY, offering comprehensive structural

Civil (Geotechnical)

Environmental Monitoring; Hazardous Waste;

engineering services nationwide.

Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Mining; Planning; Sanitary; Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

MASON & HANGER Employees (66)

services, construction engineering and inspection (CEI),

DESCRIPTION: Consulting engineers in

300 W Vine Street, Ste 1300

special inspections and hazardous materials consulting.

environmental and civil engineering design;

Lexington, KY 40507-1814

We provide support to owners and other A/E firms

planning, management and feasibility studies

P: (859) 252-9980

within the transportation (highways and airports), fed-

for water supply treatment and distribution

F: (859) 389-8870

eral (USACE) and municipal agency market segments.

systems; wastewater treatment and collection

stephen.scott@masonandhanger.com

Our personnel operate out of offices in Nashville,

systems; solid waste (hazardous and non-

www.masonandhanger.com

Knoxville, Jacksonville, FL, and Bowling Green, KY.

hazardous) handling, management, planning,

DESCRIPTION: K. S. Ware and Associates is a privately held engineering firm that provides geotechnical

Our staff includes both professional and technical

storage, and disposal facilities; air monitoring

PRINCIPALS: Ron Smith; Stephen Scott

personnel, with many years of experience. Every

(ambient and continuous emission); air

project is led by a Senior Project Manager, who is

compliance testing (stack sampling);

DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Blast Design/Munitions;

either a licensed Engineer or Professional Geologist.

environmental assessment and reports;

Bridge Design; Chemical; Civil (Aviation); Civil (General);

In addition to our fine staff, we provide independent

regulatory compliance counseling; laboratory

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Transportation);

verification of our qualifications in the lab and in

analysis (water, air, waste, soils); mine refuse

Communications; Construction; Construction Control

the field by participating in the AASHTO AMRL

disposal; dams; industrial environment

Quality; Construction Management; Design/Build;

Certification process, meaning that we have three labs

surveys and sampling; surveys; resource

Electrical; Fire Protection; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

with AASHTO Certifications and USACE Verifications of

recovery; SARA Title III (EPCRA) reports;

Industrial; Laboratory Research Facilities; Land

meaningful QA/QC Programs.

and environmental permit applications (air,

Development; Mechanical; Planning; Plumbing; Project

water, wastewater, stormwater, solid waste,

Management; Structural (Buildings); Structural (General);

hazardous waste and mining).

Surveying; Training Firing Ranges; Utilities/Energy

Our Values Statement is “Integrity. Innovation. Growth.”

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DESCRIPTION: Municipal engineering

Day & Zimmermann Company, is the oldest

MONARCH ENGINEERING Employees (11)

engineering/construction firm in the US. A full

556 Carlton Drive

design and traffic engineering services

discipline A/E and design/build firm located in

Lawrenceburg, KY 40342-9788

in KY, and WV, for over 40Â years.

Lexington, KY, we offer a wide range of services

P: (502) 839-1310

including architectural, engineering, planning,

F: (502) 839-1373

and design/build services for clients nationwide.

dbowles@monarchengineering.net

MICHAEL BAKER JR., INC. Employees (13)

PRINCIPALS: David M. Bowles; Treva Bowles;

Winchester, KY 40392-0747

Deron Byrne; James L. Mudd, Jr.

P: (859) 744-1218

DESCRIPTION: Mason & Hanger (M&H), a

company that has specialized in highway

PALMER ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. Employees (100) 400 Shoppers Drive, PO Box 747

F: (859) 744-1266

1650 Lyndon Farm Court, Ste 101 Louisville, KY 40223

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment);

palmer@palmernet.com

P: (502) 339-3557

Civil (General Municipal); Planning;

www.palmernet.com

F: (502) 339-4486

Sanitary; Water/Wastewater BRANCH OFFICE

jwilliams@mbakerintl.com www.mbakerintl.com

DESCRIPTION: Consulting engineering

3403 Stony Spring Circle

services include design and construction

Louisville, KY 40220-5433

PRINCIPAL: James B. Williams,

administration for water distribution systems,

P: (502) 491-2411

Vice-President and Office Principal

water and wastewater treatment plants, and

F: (502) 491-2448

wastewater collection and transport systems.

peclouis@palmernet.com

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Transportation);

Other services include project planning and

Structural (General); Construction

project financial administration.

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Management and Inspection; Aviation

541 Buttermilk Pike, Ste 108 MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING

Crescent Springs, KY 41017 P: (859) 344-6100

provides services for the planning, engineering,

COMPANY Employees (10)

construction and construction management

604 Teton Trail

of highways, streets, bridges, aviation, transit

P.O. Box 533

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and rail facilities. Our civil group provides

Frankfort, KY 40602-0533

8350 E. Kemper Road, Ste B

civil and water resources engineering,

P: (502) 875-3787

Cincinnati, OH 45249

master planning, site development and

F: (502) 875-3796

P: (513) 469-1600

geotechnical information services, including

rgnau@mecconsultants.com

F: (513) 469-1608

DESCRIPTION: Our transportation group

peccincy@palmernet.com

surveying, mapping and AM/FM. Our building group provides program and construction

PRINCIPALS: Randall E. Gnau;

management, planning architecture and

Andrew S. Layson; Brad Gregory

engineering design for educational, commercial, industrial, aviation and institutional facilities.

pecnky@palmernet.com

BRANCH OFFICE 2817 Erica Place

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General Municipal); Civil

Nashville, TN 37204-3111

(Transportation); Land Development; Planning;

P: (615) 297-8957

Surveying; Electrical (Lighting and Traffic Signal

F: (615) 297-8913

Design); Construction Quality Control

pecnash@palmernet.com

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governmental, and private sector clients.

976 Lake Baldwin Lane, Ste 203

Projects include transportation design, traffic

PARSONS Employees (10)

Orlando, FL 32814

studies, structural design, project planning,

9300 Shelbyville Road, Ste 1301

P: (407) 730-6984

environmental assessments, site development,

Louisville, KY 40222

pecorlando@palmernet.com

water treatment and distribution, wastewater

kyle.chism@parsons.com

treatment and conveyance, solid waste

www.parsons.com

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disposal, reclamation, construction inspection,

2940 Kerry Forest Parkway, Ste 101

structure evaluations, right-of-way services,

PRINCIPALS: Kyle Chism; Chuck Allen;

Tallahassee, FL 32309-6899

GIS, GPS, mapping, CADD services.

Steve Nicaise; Phil Banton

pectallahassee@palmernet.com

PARADIGM ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS Employees (16)

DISCIPLINES: Road Design; Environmental

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200 Envoy Circle #201

Traffic Engineering; Transportation Planning;

301 E Main Street, Ste 900

Louisville, KY 40299

Transit Management; Construction Project

Lexington, KY 40507-1588

P: (502) 339-8511

Supervision; HAZMAT Services

P: (859) 389-9293

F: (502) 339-8513

peclex@palmernet.com

randy@paradigmusa.com

DESCRIPTION: Parsons excels at complex

www.paradigmusa.com

roadway and structural design services, traffic

P: (850) 391-9885

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Services and Analysis; Structural Design;

engineering and analysis, transportation

460 White Pond Drive, Ste 300

PRINCIPALS: Blaine Van Gansbeke;

management planning, hydraulic modeling and

Akron, OH 44320

John Potts; William Watson

design, complex highway signing and lighting,

P: (330) 835-9800

and comprehensive transportation planning

pecakron@palmernet.com

DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Civil (Structural)

PRINCIPALS: David Lindeman; Randy Palmer;

DESCRIPTION: Paradigm Engineers and

water quality analysis, natural and socioeconomic

Todd Kemp; Brad Robson; Chuck Wood

Constructors, a Service Disabled Veteran Owned

resource surveys, impact analysis, Phase I and II

Small Business, is a design/ build firm with

site assessments, and remedial investigations.

services including: NEPA documentation, wetland delineation, mitigation design and permitting,

DISCIPLINES: Bridge Design; Civil

extensive experience in facility design and

(Environment); Civil (General Municipal); Civil

construction for numerous commercial and federal

(Transportation); Construction Management;

clients. Our staff members have served in all facets

PARSONS BRINCKERHOFF, INC. Employees (20)

Design/Build; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

of design in the federal and commercial sectors.

1792 Alysheba Way, Ste 230

Land Development; NEPA/Environmental

In addition to the technical capability of our team,

Lexington, KY 40509

Services; Planning; Project Management;

we take pride in our high standard of quality and

P: (859) 272-5400

Right of Way; Sanitary; Site Development;

the exemplary leadership of our management

F: (859) 272-6556

Stormwater; Structural (General); Surveying;

personnel. Our company managers are former

sandlin@pbworld.com

Traffic; Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

or current US military officers. They lead our

wsp-pb.com/usa

experienced design staff in producing excellent DESCRIPTION: Consultants in civil,

work in a timely fashion, resulting in high-quality

PRINCIPALS: Arlen Sandlin;

sanitary, and structural engineering to

finished products. Furthermore, we offer singular

Shawn Dikes; Steve Slade

commercial, industrial, institutional,

flexibility to meet the changing needs of our clients.

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(Aviation); Civil (Environmental); Civil (General);

PIKE TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC. Employees (19)

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical);

183 Tollage Creek

Bristol, TN 37620

Civil (Transportation); Cogeneration;

Pikeville, KY 41501

P: (423) 989-0904

Communications; Computer Applications;

P: (606) 432-0300

F: (423) 989-0905

Construction Management; Cultural Resources;

F: (606) 433-1820

DISCIPLINES: Architectural; Bridge Design; Civil

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Design/Build; Earthquake; Electrical; Fire Protection; Geology; GIS; Green Infrastructure;

PRINCIPALS: Billy J. Justice; Troy L. Francisco

Hazardous Waste; Hydraulics; Hydrology/

209 East Mount Vernon Street Somerset, KY 42501

Hydrogeology; Industrial; Land Development;

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental);

Materials; Mechanical; NEPA/Environmental

Civil (General/Municipal); Surveying

P: (606) 425-4636 BRANCH OFFICE

Services; Planning; Project Management;

101 Sherlake Lane, Ste 105

Restoration; Structural (Building); Structural

QK4 Employees (89)

(General); Technology; Technology Operations

1046 E Chestnut Street

P: (865) 661-1554

and Planning; Traffic; Tunnel Engineering Utilities/

Louisville, KY 40204

Energy; Water/Wastewater; Web Page Design

P: (502) 585-2222

PRINCIPALS: Glen M. Kelly; David J. Reed;

Sanitary; Site Development; Stormwater; Stream

Knoxville, TN 37922

F: (502) 581-0406

Roger J. Wade; Susan M. Newman;

DESCRIPTION: WSP and Parsons Brinckerhoff

gkelly@qk4.com

Albert H. Zimmerman; Thomas H. Springer;

have combined strengths and formed one

www.qk4.com

Taylor M. Kelly; Robert B. Campbell;

of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading engineering and

Robert D. Martin

professional services consulting firms. The

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global organization provides services designed

110 North Water Street, Ste B

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General Municipal);

to transform the built environment and restore

Henderson, KY 42420

Civil (Transportation/Highways);

the natural one. The firmâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s approximately

P: (270) 212-2177

Construction Inspection; Construction

34,500 employees include industry leading

F: (502) 581-0406

Management; Environmental; Hazardous

engineers, technicians, planners, architects,

Waste; Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Land

scientists, environmental specialists, as well

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Development; Planning; Sanitary; Structural

as other design, program and construction

3169 Holcomb Bridge Road, Ste 455

(General); Surveying; Water/Wastewater;

management professionals, based in more

Norcross, GA 30071-1328

Stormwater; right-of-way acquisition

than 500 offices, across 40 countries. WSP

P: (404) 329-5900

and Parsons Brinckerhoff has been working in

F: (404) 329-5901

the Commonwealth since 1986, and has been

1135 Volunteer Parkway, Ste 16

DESCRIPTION: Headquartered in Louisville, KY, Qk4, Inc., was started in 1974. Our

providing services out of their Lexington office

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primary services include: transportation

for more than 20 years. Lexington-based staff

2225 Lawrenceburg Road,

engineering, structural engineering,

have served federal, state, regional, and local

Bldg C, 2nd Floor

water and wastewater engineering,

clients on a range of projects across Kentucky,

Frankfort, KY 40601

site engineering and development,

including site development and restoration,

P: (502) 352-2197

construction engineering and inspection,

infrastructure improvement, urban/community

planning and environmental, surveying

planning, and transportation projects.

services, and land acquisition services.

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Clients come to us for professional

DESCRIPTION: Russell Environmental

in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,

advice and creative solutions tailored to

Consulting, LLC. (REC) provides innovative

North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,

their specificÂ needs. We combine extensive

and personalized consulting services in the

Virginia, Louisiana and Ohio. The firm is

experience and sustainable forward-thinking

environmental area. REC predominately

ranked by Engineering News-Record (ENR)

engineering solutions. By incorporating our

focuses on the waste industry, however,

magazineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Top 100 Design Firms and Top

full range of multidisciplinary services and

provides other environmental services

200 Environmental Firms. We have won

expertise, we are able to provide thoughtfully

for the regulated community. We provide

more the 70 Engineering Excellence Awards

conceived projects that will meet your needs

combined extensive experience and forward

from state chapters of the American Council

and complement the surrounding environment.

thinking to all engineering solutions. Our

of Engineering Companies. Our company is

services include landfill engineering and

employee owned.

RIVERCREST ENGINEERING

design; environmental remediation services;

INCORPORATED Employees (2)

site and civil design; construction quality

SENLER, CAMPBELL

services; environmental planning and

3519 State Route 440

environmental compliance monitoring.

AND ASSOCIATES INC. Employees (6)

Hickory, KY 42051 P: (270) 519-7675

bflynn@rivercresteng.com

1311 S 3rd Street S & ME, INC. Employees (40)

Louisville, KY 40208-2305 P: (502) 636-3568

2020 Liberty Road, Ste 105

F: (502) 636-1648

PRINCIPALS: R. Brian Flynn; Charles D.

Lexington, KY 40505

jlenzi@senlercampbell.com

McCann

P: (859) 293-5518

www.senlercampbell.com

F: (859) 299-2481 DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental); Civil

clee@smeinc.com

(General/Municipal)

www.smeinc.com

PRINCIPALS: Osman H. Senler; Joseph A. Lenzi

DESCRIPTION: Rivercrest Engineering

PRINCIPALS: Craig S. Lee

Structural (General)

firm located in Paducah, KY, and provides

DISCIPLINES: Geotechnical and Geological

DESCRIPTION: Structural engineers

services in civil engineering.

Engineering; Geophysics; Non-Destructive

specializing in office buildings, warehouses,

Evaluation and Testing, Construction

school buildings, churches, dormitories, air

RUSSELL ENVIRONMENTAL

Engineering and Inspection; Environmental;

pollution control systems design, and industrial

CONSULTING, LLC Employees (4)

Natural and Cultural Resources; Occupational

applications. We also provide troubleshooting

Health and Safety; Tunnel Engineering,

and consultation on concrete quality control

101 Village Park

Materials Engineering; Deep Foundation

problems; construction documents, drawings,

Georgetown, KY 40324

Integrity Testing; Specialty Drilling and Testing;

and specifications for structural engineering

P: (502) 682-6931

Civil Engineering; Landscape Architecture

projects; complete investigations and forensic

DISCIPLINES: Forensic; Industrial; Incorporated is a privately owned engineering

randall.russell@russellec.com PRINCIPALS: Randall Russell; John Russell

engineering reviews with reports; and complete DESCRIPTION: S &ME, Inc., is an award-

consulting and managerial services for all

winning engineering and environmental

projects designed.

services firm employing 1,000 professional DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environmental)

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SHROUT TATE WILSON ENGINEERS Employees ((31)

SISLER-MAGGARD ENGINEERING, PLLC Employees (6)

628 Winchester Road

220 E Reynolds Road, Ste A3

948 Floyd Drive

Lexington, KY 40505

Lexington, KY 40517-1273

Lexington, KY 40505

P: (859) 277-8177

P: (859) 271-2978

P: (859) 294-5155

F: (859) 277-8372

F: (859) 271-5670

F: (859) 294-5255

tyler.wilson@stweng.com

sme@sislermaggard.com

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PRINCIPALS: Joe Sisler; Mike Maggard

ASSOCIATES, INC. Employees (28)

dow_porter@shieldmw.com www.shieldenv.com

207 West Market Street, Ste 300 BRANCH OFFICE

Louisville, KY 40202

12600 Townepark Way

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Environmental); Planning; Sanitary; Stormwater;

Louisville, KY 40243

PRINCIPALS: Tyler Wilson; Ralph Whitley;

P: (502) 493-0305

Whitley Casey; Nick Morgan

F: (502) 493-0357

Surveying; Utilities; Water/Wastewater DESCRIPTION: Civil engineering and

DISCIPLINES: Electrical; Mechanical

surveying services.

Mark F. Sweet, P.G.; Nicole Galavotti; Mark

DESCRIPTION: Shrout Tate Wilson is a

Saliga; Mike Morris; Charles Phillips

professional engineering firm that focuses on

SLESSER ENGINEERING, INC. Employees (7)

PRINCIPALS: Daniel V. Terrell; C. Dow Porter;

providing mechanical, electrical, plumbing,

2325 Lime Kiln Lane

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Environment);

fire suppression, LEED/sustainable design,

Louisville, KY 40222-3460

Civil (General Municipal); Construction

communications and security systems

P: (502) 425-0187

Management; Geology; Hazardous Waste;

consulting and design services. Built on a

F: (502) 425-0620

Health and Safety; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

strong foundation of experience, knowledge,

sleseng@bellsouth.net

Industrial; NEPA/Environmental Services;

integrity and dedication; we are committed

Sanitary; Water/Wastewater

to delivering responsive engineering services

PRINCIPALS: Carl J. Slesser, PE

based on each of our clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs. We DESCRIPTION: Investigations, reports,

emphasize proactive communication and

DISCIPLINES: Structural (General);

studies, permitting, design, and construction/

collaboration with our clients.

Structural (Building)

remediation for environmental compliance; underground/aboveground storage tanks;

DESCRIPTION: Structural engineering,

water/wastewater design; solid and hazardous

design, drawings, specifications; commercial,

waste management (RCRA/CERCLA); risk

industrial and institutional buildings;

management; geoenvironmental studies;

inspections and investigations.

groundwater management; stormwater management; Phase I, II and III site assessments; air quality management; industrial/facility audits; and strategic environmental planning.

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STAGGS & FISHER CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (25)

BRANCH OFFICE 400 E Vine Street

STRAND ASSOCIATES, INC. Employees (38)

3264 Lochness Drive

Lexington, KY 40507-1532

1525 Bull Lea Road, Ste 100

Lexington, KY 40517-1239

P: (859) 233-2100

Lexington, KY 40511-1227

P: (859) 271-3246

F: (859) 254-9664

P: (859) 225-8500

F: (859) 271-3613

F: (859) 225-8501

gcarter@sfengineering.com

PRINCIPALS: Scott L. Murray; Hugo Aparicio;

mike.davis@strand.com

www.sfengineering.com

George Athanasakes; Joe Herman; Mark

www.strand.com

Litkenhus; Daniel Gilbert; Robert Mullins, Jr.; PRINCIPALS: Gregory G. Carter; A. Taggart Foster;

Steve Bickel; John Montgomery; Mark Willis;

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Daniel Bransom; Christopher C. Keath;

Randy Roberts; Jay Mazzoni; Dan Back; Alan

325 West Main Street, Ste 710

John Mason; Greg Kraeszig; William P. Wilson;

Rauch; Don Fuller II; Matt Wagoner; Dave Sigler;

Louisville, KY 40202

Wayne Thomas; Jenny Leitch, PE

Richard Sutherland; David Cain; Tom Creasey;

P: (502) 583-7020

Brian Aldridge; Glenn Hardin; Tony Hunley; Susan

F: (502) 583-7026

Rich; Kurt Schaefer; Barry Bryant; Mike Steele

chuck.anderson@strand.com

DISCIPLINES: Communications; Electrical; Mechanical;

www.strand.com

Plumbing; Utilities/Energy DISCIPLINES: Aviation; Civil(Environment); DESCRIPTION: Mechanical and electrical engineering

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical);

PRINCIPALS: Charles R. Anderson;

including plumbing, domestic hot/cold water, medical

Computer Applications; Construction Management;

Roddy J. Williams; Michael A. Woolum;

and laboratory gases, HVAC, fire protection, energy

Earthquake; Electrical; Hazardous Waste;

Michael L. Davis

management, systems, utilities, lighting, power,

Hydrology/Hydrogeology; Industrial; Materials;

communication systems and electrical distribution,

Mechanical; Mining; Planning; Sanitary; Structural

DISCIPLINES: Civil; Environmental; Water

especially for healthcare and research facilities. Also

(Buildings); Structural (General); Surveying;

Resources; Water Supply; Wastewater;

provide services for commercial, industrial, governmental

Technology; Technology Operations and Planning;

Transportation; Architectural; Structural;

and educational buildings.

Transportation; Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

Electrical; Mechanical; Surveying; Land

STANTEC CONSULTING SERVICES INC. Employees (284)

DESCRIPTION: Geotechnical investigations,

1409 N Forbes Road

management, stormwater utilities, stream

DESCRIPTION: Professional engineering

Lexington, KY 40511-2050

restoration, management/planning services,

and planning consulting services to

P: (859) 422-3000

GIS applications, transportation engineering

local, state and federal governments

F: (859) 422-3100

including aviation and planning, foundation/

and clients in the private sector. Water

mark.litkenhus@stantec.com

structural engineering, materials testing,

supply, treatment and distribution;

www.stantec.com

construction monitoring, exploration drilling and

wastewater collection, conveyance

sampling, geologic studies, underwater bridge

and treatment; drainage, flood control,

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inspections, waterfront engineering, surveying

water resources and regulatory

10509 Timberwood Circle, Ste 100

and mapping, environmental engineering,

compliance; green infrastructure; land

Louisville, KY 40223-5301

RCRA permitting, groundwater investigations

development; structural; mechanical/

P: (502) 212-5000

and modeling, hazardous waste remedial

electrical; surveying; environmental;

F: (502) 212-5055

investigations, and feasibility studies.

and highway/transportation.

Development; Utilities/Energy; right-of-way;

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water resources, stormwater/floodplain/watershed

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SUMMIT ENGINEERING, INC. Employees (60)

DISCIPLINES: Abandoned Mine Land

DESCRIPTION: Consulting engineering

Reclamation; Architectural; Civil (Environment);

surface and underground mine permitting,

131 Summit Drive, Ste 303

Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Geotechnical);

land surveying, reserve studies, GPS surveys,

Pikeville, KY 41501-1506

Civil (Transportation); Construction Management;

mine planning.

P: (606) 432-1447

Geology; GIS; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

F: (606) 432-1440

Mapping; Mining; NEPA/Environmental

khoward@summit-engr.com

Services; Planning; Platting & Mapping;

T. H. E. ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (12)

www.summit-engr.com

Project Management; Sanitary; Site Development;

2331 Fortune Drive, Ste 295

Stormwater; Stream Restoration; Surveying;

Lexington, KY 40509-4262

BRANCH OFFICE

Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater;

P: (859) 263-0009

3205 Summit Square Place

Laboratory Services

F: (859) 263-9808

dave@theengrs.com

Lexington, KY 40509 P: (859) 264-9860

DESCRIPTION: Summit Engineering is a

F: (859) 264-9106

Pikeville, KY-based civil and environmental

khoward@summit-engr.com

engineering, mining engineering and architectural

PRINCIPALS: David A. Heil

firm. Established in 1977, we have expanded

DISCIPLINES: Acoustical/Air/Noise/

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rapidly to meet the growing civil, architectural

Vibration; Biology; Civil (Environment); Civil

160 Lank Branch

and mining engineering needs of the Southeast.

(Transportation); GIS; Hazardous Waste

Pikeville, KY 41501

In 1981, Summitâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Civil Engineering design

(Phase I); Hydraulics; Hydrology; NEPA/

P: (606) 509-0866

headquarters opened in Lexington. In 1985, an

Environmental Services; Stormwater

F: (606) 509-0867

additional branch opened in Logan (now in S.

jrobinson@summit-engr.com

Charleston), WV. Summit Architectural Services

DESCRIPTION: T.H.E. Engineers, Inc. specializes

was created in April 1995 and operates out

in the design of highways, environmental

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of the Lexington office. In 2012, we upgraded

analysis and NEPA documentation; wetland

300 Technology Drive

our laboratory and created Tri-State Laboratory

identification, delineation, mitigation

South Charleston, WV 25303

Services in Pikeville, KY. In 2013, Summit opened

design and monitoring; stream restoration/

P: (304) 744-6410

an office in Henderson, KY.

mitigation design, construction observation

F: (304) 744-6416

and monitoring, and Section 401 and 404

tgoff@summit-engr.com

SYNERGY ENGINEERING SERVICES, PLLC Employees (5)

permitting. Environmental capabilities

BRANCH OFFICE

1904 South Mayo Trail, Ste 200

and terrestrial ecosystems; socioeconomic;

1970 Barrett Court

Pikeville, KY 41501

underground storage tanks/hazardous waste

Henderson, KY 42420

P: (606) 433-0336

sites (preliminary site assessments); Section

P: (270) 827-1447

F: (606) 433-0363

4(f) and 6(f) evaluations; CE/EA/EIS document

khoward@summit-engr.com

engineer@setel.com

preparation; jurisdictional determinations;

PRINCIPALS: Tracy Goff; Mike Hill;

PRINCIPALS: Tim Malone

include air quality; highway noise; aquatic

pre-construction notifications; alternatives analyses; and cumulative impact assessments.

Kevin Howard; Steve Tackett; Byrd Copley; Mark D. Sanders; Ashlie Childers

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General Municipal); Geotechnical; Mining; Surveying

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TETRA TECH, INC. Employees (58)

THELEN ASSOCIATES, INC. Employees (53)

provider to the Midwest. We specialize

424 Lewis Hargett Circle, Ste 110

1398 Cox Avenue

construction materials testing laboratories.

Lexington, KY 40503

Erlanger, KY 41018-1002

Thelen’s mission is to provide geotechnical

P: (859) 223-8000

P: (859) 746-9400

engineering, consulting services and related

F: (859) 224-1025

F: (859) 746-9408

drilling and materials testing to our clients, using

richard.walker@tetratech.com

plarsen@thelenassoc.com

innovative techniques through a team effort. In

www.tetratech.com

www.thelen.com

August, 2015, Thelen merged all their activities

in geotechnical‑testing engineers, and as

with Geotechnology, Inc., a St. Louis-based BRANCH OFFICE

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geotechnical firm. Combined, Geotechnology

4967 US Highway 42, Ste 210

1780 Carillon Boulevard

/ Thelen has 300 employees, 22 drilling rigs,

Louisville, KY 40222

Cincinnati, OH 45240-2795

five geophysicists, and 10 office locations

P: (502) 584-5555

P: (513) 825-4350

throughout the geographic Midwest and

F: (502) 584-5696

F: (513) 825-4756

Midsouth regions.

mail-oh@thelenassoc.com

Herb Lemaster; Mike Yost; Fred Rial;

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UTILITIES DYNAMICS, INC. Employees (10)

Chris Coleman; Karen Scott

125 Trade Street, Ste D

6910 Lovelaceville Road

Lexington, KY 40511-2616

Paducah, KY 42001

DISCIPLINES: Abandoned Mine Land

P: (859) 226-0761

P: (270) 554-8878

Reclamation; Civil (Aviation); Civil

F: (859) 226-0763

F: (270) 554-8850

(Environment); Civil (General Municipal); Civil

mail-ky@thelenassoc.com

k.roberts@utilitiesdynamics.com

PRINCIPALS: Richard W Walker;

www.utilitiesdynamics.com

(Transportation); Construction Management; Electrical; Green Infrastructure; Hazardous

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and Solid Waste; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

3568 Intercity Drive

Industrial; Land Development; Mechanical;

Dayton, OH 45424-5124

Planning; Sanitary; Site Development;

P: (937) 235-3227

Stormwater; Structural (Buildings); Structural

F: (937) 235-3229

(General); Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

mail-oh@thelenassoc.com

DESCRIPTION: In Kentucky, Tetra Tech,

PRINCIPALS: Donald B. Thelen; Paul S. Larsen;

diverse package of services dedicated to

Inc.’s emphasis is in general civil, water

Theodore W. Vogelpohl; Keith A. Pryse;

reducing your company’s operating costs, and

resources; structural analysis and design;

Lee J. Czor

improving your bottom line through energy

PRINCIPALS: Kevin J. Baer DISCIPLINES: Surveying DESCRIPTION: Utilities Dynamics is an energy management company offering a

efficiency improvements in your facilities.

airport (airside) engineering; landfill engineering; environmental analysis

DISCIPLINES: Civil (Geotechnical)

for quality, energy efficient lighting systems

and permitting (air, waste, water); and water/wastewater engineering.

We specialize in providing turnkey projects

DESCRIPTION: Thelen Associates, Inc. was

in retail, commercial and industrial markets.

established in 1971 as a local service to the Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky area and has grown to be a regional service

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VAUGHN & MELTON

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PRINCIPALS: John K. Schneider; Mitchell L.

CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC. Employees (39)

325 Chastain Center Boulevard

Brunsma; Randolph J. Scott; Clint Goodin;

Kennesaw, GA 30144

Mike Jones; Danl Hall; James Ballinger

109 S 24th Street

P: (770) 627-3590 DISCIPLINES: Civil (Aviation); Civil

P.O. Box 1425 Middlesboro, KY 40965-1515

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(Environment); Civil (General Municipal); Civil

P: (606) 248-6600

130 Clark Drive

(Transportation); Computer Applications;

F: (606) 248-0372

Prestonsburg, KY 41653

Construction Management; Forensic;

rjscott@vaughnmelton.com

P: (606) 506-5052

Hazardous Waste; Hydrology/Hydrogeology;

www.vaughnmelton.com

Industrial; Land Development; Mechanical; BRANCH OFFICE

Mining; Sanitary; Structural (General);

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324 Highway 105 Ext

Surveying; Utilities/Energy; Water/Wastewater

127 Bob Fitz Road

Boone, NC 28607

Gray, TN 37615

P: (828) 355-9933

P: (423) 467-8401

DESCRIPTION: Multi-disciplined engineering and architecture firm providing

BRANCH OFFICE

planning, design and construction review

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2154 North Center Street, Ste A-101

services for public and private clients.

1909 Ailor Avenue

North Charleston, SC 29406

Primary types of projects include highways,

Knoxville, TN 37921

P: (843) 974-5650

streets, and bridges; water and sewer plants

P: (865) 546-5800

F: (843) 974-5652

and systems; all types of land development; all types of surveying.

F: (865) 546-4714 BRANCH OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE

3509 Haworth Drive, Ste 100

1318 Patton Avenue, Ste F

Raleigh, NC 27609

Park Terrace Center

P: (919) 977-9455

Asheville, NC 28806-2624 P: (828) 253-2796

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F: (828) 253-4864

2480 Fortune Drive, Ste 220 Lexington, KY 40509

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (859) 264-0281

243 East Blackstock Road, Ste 7 Spartanburg, SC 29301-2653

BRANCH OFFICE

P: (864) 574-4775

3115 Trent Road

F: (864) 574-4533

New Bern, NC 28562 P: (252) 631-5115

BRANCH OFFICE 3809-L Beam Road

BRANCH OFFICE

Charlotte, NC 28217

537 Market Street, Ste 12

P: (704) 357-0488

Chattanooga, TN 37402 P: (423) 713-7024

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WMB, INC., CONSULTING ENGINEERS Employees (25)

WORLD TOWER CO., INC. Employees (5)

1950 Haggard Court

1213 Compressor Drive

Lexington, KY 40505-1534

PO Box 508

P: (859) 299-5226

Mayfield, KY 42066

F: (859) 299-7791

P: (270) 247-3642

wmbnews@wmbinc.com

F: (270) 247-0909

www.wmbinc.com

douglas@worldtower.com

www.a-ces.com PRINCIPALS: Brandon Lowe; Charles Raymer; James Napier; Ed Odell, Bob Nunley

PRINCIPALS: Kirk R. Hall

DISCIPLINES: Bridge Design; Civil

DISCIPLINES: Civil (General); Utilities/Energy

(Environmental); Civil (General Municipal); Civil (Transportation); Computer Applications;

DESCRIPTION: World Tower’s certified

Design/Build; GIS; Hydraulics; Hydrology/

professional engineers offer a broad array

Hydrogeology; Land Development;

of engineering expertise working with the

Mapping; NEPA/Environmental Services;

special requirements of multi-use towers.

Planning; Platting & Mapping; Project

Their engineering department adheres to

Management; Sanitary; Site Development;

all customer and TIA/EIA specifications,

Stormwater; Stream Restoration;

assuring your tower will meet any building

Structural (Building); Structural (General);

codes required at the most reasonable price.

Surveying; Traffic; Web Page Design

Towers are designed using the latest industry standard software programs which provides

DESCRIPTION: Consulting engineers and

our customers with the most economical

planners for governmental, institutional,

solutions. World Tower also provides

commercial and private sectors;

structural analysis for any tower and offers

transportation planning; highway design;

engineering certification for all 50 states.

structural design; bridges; surveying; railroad planning and design; land development; landscape architecture.

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ACEC-KY FIRM PRINCIPALS A

BANTON, PHIL

BISHOP, CHARLES

ALDRIDGE, BRIAN

BACK, DAN

Parsons

Bowser-Morner, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services

Ph: (502) 653-6628

Ph: (859) 233-0250

Ph: (859) 422-3000

phil.banton@parsons.com

cbishop@bowser-morner.com

brian.aldridge@stantec.com

dan.back@stantec.com BAUMGARTLE, BRIAN

BOCOOK, DEWEY Bocook Engineering, Inc.

ALLEN, CHUCK

BACON, RON

CMTA Inc.

Parsons

Bacon Farmer Workman

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Ph: (606) 789-5961

bbaumgartle@cmtaengrs.com

dbocook@bocook.com

BELCHER, GREG

BOHON, ROY

ANDERSON, CHARLES

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Strand Associates, Inc.

BAER, KEVIN

Ph: (304) 260-1222

Ph: (859) 278-5412

Ph: (502) 583-7020

Utilities Dynamics, Inc.

gbelcher@grwinc.com

rbohon@hkbell.com

chuck.anderson@strand.com

Ph: (270) 554-8878 BENSON, JAMES

BOLEYN, GREG

CMTA, Inc., Consulting Engineers

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

BAISDEN, PATRICK

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Ph: (502) 695-9800

Ph: (859) 299-1636

GRW Engineers, Inc.

jbenson@cmtaegrs.com

gboleyn@hmbpe.com

larry.anderson@hdrinc.com

Ph: (859) 223-3999 BENSON, MIKE

BOLTE, THOMAS

APARICIO, HUGO

CMTA, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

BAKER, CHARLES

Ph: (859) 253-0892

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (859) 422-3000

GRW Engineers, Inc.

mbenson@cmtaegrs.com

thomas.bolte@burgessniple.com

hugo.aparicio@stantec.com

Ph: (817) 543-1100 BERNHARDT, MARK

BOSTROM, ROBERT

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

CDM Smith

BALLARD, JACK

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (502) 452-1700

CMW, Inc.

mark.bernhardt@

bostromr@cdmsmith.com

Ph: (502) 653-6628

chuck.allen@parsons.com

Engineering & Testing Inc. Ph: (270) 443-1995

rbacon@bfwengineers.com

k.baer@utilitiesdynamics.com ANDERSON, R. LARRY HDR Engineering, Inc.

pbaisden@grwinc.com

cbaker@grwinc.com ARNOLD, JEFF Arnold Consulting Engineering & Surveying, Inc. Ph: (270) 780-9445

Ph: (859) 254-6623

jarnold@a-ces.com

jballard@cmwaec.com

burgessniple.com BOWLES, DAVID BICKEL, STEVE

Monarch Engineering Ph: (502) 839-1310

dbowles@monarchengineering.net

ATHANASAKES, GEORGE

BALLINGER, JAMES E.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton Consulting

Ph: (502) 212-5000

george.athanasakes@stantec.com

Engineers, Inc.

steve.bickel@stantec.com BOWLES, TREVA

Ph: (606) 248-6600

jeballinger@vaughnmelton.com

BIRD, JOE

Monarch Engineering

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 839-1310

Ph: (304) 727-5501

tbowles@monarchengineering.net

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BRANNON, JIM

BRUNSMA, MITCHELL L.

CAMERUCA, ROBERTA

CASEY, WHITLEY

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Vaughn & Melton

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (859) 277-8177

roberta.cameruca@

whitley.casey@stweng.com

Ph: (502) 627-8900

jim_brannon@gspnet.com

Consulting Engineers, Inc. Ph: (606) 248-6600

mlbrunsma@vaughnmelton.com

burgessniple.com

BRANSOM, DANIEL Staggs & Fisher

CAUDILL, STEPHEN BRYAN, ALAN

CAMPBELL, KRIS A.

Bell Engineering

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins,

Ph: (859) 278-5412

Ph: (859) 271-3246

Ph: (859) 223-3999

London, Titzer Inc.

scaudill@hkbell.com

dbransom@sfengineering.com

abryan@grwinc.com

Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 633-1506 CECCHI, DANIEL

campbell@bcclt.com BREWER, BILL

BRYANT, BARRY

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

CAMPBELL, ROBERT B.

Ph: (312) 704-9300

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (859) 422-3000

Qk4

dcecchi@collinsengr.com

bbrewer@grwinc.com

barry.bryant@stantec.com

Ph: (502) 585-2222

BROOKS, JAMES

BUELL, ETHAN

Biagi, Chance, Cummins,

Buell, Fryer, McReynolds, Jahed, Inc.

CANN, LARRY W.

Ph: (606) 432-1447

Ph: (859) 278-5050

Cann-Tech LLC

achilders@summit-engr.com

e.buell@bfmj.com

Ph: (606) 859-0907

Collins Engineers, Inc.

CHILDERS, ASHLIE

rcampbell@qk4.com

London, Titzer, Inc. Ph: (502) 633-1506

brooks@bcclt.com

Summit Engineering, Inc.

CHISM, KYLE

waterboy@kih.net BYRNE, DERON

Parsons

BROWN, EDDIE

Monarch Engineering

CANTRELL, TODD

Ph: (502) 653-6628

Kenvirons, Inc.

Ph: (502) 839-1310

GRW Engineers, Inc.

kyle.chism@parsons.com

Ph: (502) 695-4357

dbyrne@monarchengineering.net

Ph: (859) 223-3999

ebrown@kenvirons.com

CLAXTON, SAM

tcantrell@grwinc.com C

CMTA, Inc.

BROWN, TIMOTHY D.

CAGE, DOUG

CARTER, DAVID

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Associated Engineers, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

sclaxton@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (270) 821-7732

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (859) 278-6277

tbrown@associatedengineers.com

dcage@grwinc.com

davidc@mapsync.com

BRUBAKER, GREGORY

CAIN, DAVID

CARTER, GREGORY

Ph: (859) 223-8000

K.S. Ware & Associates LLC

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Staggs & Fisher

chris.coleman@tetratech.com

Ph: (615) 255-9702

Ph: (859) 233-2100

gbrubaker@kswarellc.com

david.cain@stantec.com

COLEMAN, CHRIS Tetra Tech, Inc.

Consulting Engineers, Inc. Ph: (859) 271-3246

COLLINS, THOMAS J.

gcarter@sfengineering.com

Collins Engineers, Inc. Ph: (312) 704-9300

tcollins@collinsengr.com

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ACEC-KY FIRM PRINCIPALS CONNOLLY, THOMAS B.

CRUMPTON, KRISTEN

DICKINSON, CHRIS

DUNSON, WAYNE

Connolly Consulting

AECOM

AMEC Environment &

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Infrastructure, Inc.

Ph: (865) 588-4166

Engineers PLLC Ph: (859) 245-2145

Ph: (502) 569-2301

kristen.crumpton@aecom.com

tom@cceky.com

Ph: (502) 267-0700

wdunson@grwinc.com

chris.dickinson@amec.com E

CURRY, MARSHALL G. CONRAD, CHIP

Associated Engineers, Inc.

DIKES, SHAWN

EASTRIDGE, FRED

Collins Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (270) 821-7732

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

Ph: (859) 333-8193

mcurry@associatedengineers.com

Ph: (502) 456-2126

Ph: (859) 233-2103

dikes@pbworld.com

freastridge@engrservices.com

cconrad@collinsengr.com CUTSHAW, DAN COPLEY, BYRD

GRW Engineers, Inc.

DIXON, C. LEWIS

EDELEN, BEN

Summit Egnineering, Inc.

Ph: (317) 347-3650

CDP Engineers, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Ph: (606) 432-1447

dcutshaw@grwinc.com

Ph: (859) 264-7500

Ph: (859) 223-3755

cdixon@cdpengineers.com

ben.edelen@hdrinc.com

bcopley@summit-engr.com CZOR, LEE J. COTTINGHAM, JERRY

Thelen Associates, Inc.

DOMPKE, SCOTT

EGER, JEFF

EA Partners, PLC

Ph: (859) 746-9400

GRW Engineers, Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Ph: (859) 296-9889

lczor@thelenassoc.com

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (859) 223-3755

sdompke@grwinc.com

jeff.eger@hdrinc.com

CRAIG, MATTHEW

DAVIS, MICHAEL

DOWLER, ROB

ELIZER, MARSHALL

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (859) 225-8500

Ph: (502) 695-9800

Ph: (502) 627-8900

mcraig@grwinc.com

mike.davis@strand.com

rdowler@hmbpe.com

marshall_elizer@gspnet.com

CRAYCRAFT, CHUCK

DEITZ, DAVID

DRAPER, ROBERT

ERIK, MIKE

H. W. Lochner, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

AECOM

Ph: (859) 224-4476

Ph: (859) 744-1218

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (502) 569-2301

ccraycraft@hwlochner.com

ddeitz@palmernet.com

robert.draper@burgessniple.com

mike.erik@aecom.com

CRAYNE, DONNY

DERRICK, DAVID

DRIES, DAVID

CMTA, Inc.

Derrick Engineering, Inc.

AMEC Environment &

FARBER, JESS

Ph: (859) 253-0892

Ph: (502) 636-9273

dcrayne@cmtaegrs.com

derrickinc@bellsouth.net

jcottingham@eapartners.com D

Infrastructure, Inc.

CMTA, Inc.

Ph: (502) 267-0700

Ph: (502) 326-3085

david.dries@amec.com

jfarber@cmtaegrs.com

CREASEY, TOM Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. Ph: (859) 422-3000

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FARMER, CHRISTOPHER

GILKERSON, RON

GREEN, MITCHELL

Bacon Farmer Workman

GABBARD, GREG

GRW Engineers, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 695-9800

Ph: (270) 443-1995

Ph: (859) 223-3999

rgilkerson@grwinc.com

mgreen@hmbpe.com

cfarmer@bfwengineers.com

ggabbard@grwinc.com GILLESPIE, KELLY

GREGORY, BRAD Municipal Engineering Company

Engineering & Testing Inc.

FISTER, BEN

GALAVOTTI, NICOLE

Bell Engineering, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Shield Environmental

Ph: (859) 278-5412

Ph: (502) 875-3787

kgillespie@hkbell.com

bgregory@mecconsultants.com

GLAZE, BRIAN

GRIDER, JOE

FISTER, ERIC

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

GALLEGOS, RHANDI Q.

Ph: (502) 695-2300

Ph: (502) 695-9800

Ph: (859) 223-3999

American Engineers, Inc.

bglaze@dlz.com

jgrider@hmbpe.com

efister@grwinc.com

Ph: (770) 421-8422 GNAU, RANDALL

GROSS, ALBERT

Municipal Engineering Company

EA Partners, PLC

GARDNER, J. STEVEN

Ph: (502) 875-3787

Ph: (859) 296-9889

ECSI, LLC

rgnau@mecconsultants.com

eapartners@eapartners.com

GODSHALL, LOUISE

GROVES, GREG

GRW Engineers, Inc.

AECOM Ph: (502) 569-2301

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Associates, Inc.

bfister@grwinc.com

Ph: (859) 294-5155

nicole_galavotti@shieldmw.com

rgallegos@aei.cc FLYNN, BRIAN Rivercrest Engineering Incorporated Ph: (270) 519-7675

Ph: (859) 233-2103

bflynn@rivercresteng.com

jsgardner@engrservices.com

FOSTER, A. TAGGART

GARRISON, JAMES

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Staggs & Fisher Consulting

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

lgodshall@grwinc.com

greg.groves@aecom.com

GOFF, TRACY

Summit Engineering, Inc.

HALL, DANL

GARRISON, PEGGY

Ph: (606) 432-1447

Vaughn & Melton

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

tgoff@summit-engr.com

Engineers, Inc. Ph: (859) 271-3246

Ph: (502) 254-2344

jim.garrison@burgessniple.com

tfoster@sfengineering.com FRANCISCO, TONY L. Pike Technical Services, Inc.

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (606) 432-0300

peggy.garrison@burgessniple.com

Consulting Engineers, Inc. Ph: (606) 248-6600

dlhall@vaughnmelton.com

GOODIN, CLINT Vaughn & Melton

HALL, KIRK

FULLER II, DON

GILBERT, DANIEL

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Ph: (606) 248-6600

World Tower Co., Inc.

Ph: (859) 233-2100

Ph: (859) 422-3000

crgoodin@vaughnmelton.com

Ph: (270) 247-3642

don.fuller@stantec.com

daniel.gilbert@stantec.com

Consulting Engineers, Inc.

douglas@worldtower.com GOODMAN, AL CDM Smith Ph: (502) 452-1700

goodmana@cdmsmith.com

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ACEC-KY FIRM PRINCIPALS HALL-HARMON, KITTY

HELM, HARVEY

HILL, MIKE

HUNLEY, TONY

Hall-Harmon Engineers Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Ph: (859) 269-3150

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (859) 264-9860

Ph: (859) 422-3000

kitty.hall-harmon@hhenet.com

hhelm@grwinc.com

mhill@summit-engr.com

tony.hunley@stantec.com

HANEY, LESLIE

HENCH, ROB

HILLMAN, JOSH

HUTCHESON, CRYSTAL L.

EA Partners, PLC

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

Ph: (859) 296-9889

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 583-5994

Ph: (270) 448-0755

lhaney@eapartners.com

rhench@grwinc.com

j.hillman@jtleng.com

dh@5htech.com

HANS, R. ANTHONY

HENDERSHOT, PHILIP

HODSKINS, JOSEPH

HUTCHESON, DAVID F., JR.

CMTA, Inc.

CDM Smith

J. M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Ph: (502) 452-1700

Ph: (859) 263-4399

Ph: (270) 448-0755

ahans@cmtaegrs.com

hendershotpt@cdmsmith.com

jhhodskins@jmcaa.com

dh@5htech.com

HARDIN, GLENN

HENRY, JOE

HOLBERT, RODNEY

HUTCHESON, DAVID F., SR.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

Ph: (859) 422-3000

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (270) 448-0755

glenn.hardin@stantec.com

jhenry@grwinc.com

rodney.holbert@burgessniple.com

dh@5htech.com

HARMON, LARRY

HERMAN, JOE

HOWARD, KEVIN

HYNNIMAN, BRIAN

Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (859) 269-3150

Ph: (859) 422-3000

Ph: (606) 432-1447

Ph: (502) 695-9800

larry.harmon@hhenet.com

joe.herman@stantec.com

khoward@summit-engr.com

bhynniman@hmbpe.com

HARRIS, MICHAEL

HIGGINS, DAVID

HOWLETT, MICHELLE

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Inc.

CMTA, Inc., Consulting Engineers

CDP Engineers, Inc.

IULG, WARREN

Ph: (502) 583-5994

Ph: (859) 253-0892

Ph: (859) 264-7500

GRW Engineers, Inc.

m.harris@jtleng.com

dhiggins@cmtaegrs.com

mhowlett@cdpengineers.com

Ph: (859) 331-9220

wiulg@grwinc.com HATFIELD, TOM

HILBORN, JIM

HUBERT, SHAMINDA

EA Partners, PLC

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Biagi, Chance, Cummins,

Ph: (859) 296-9889

Ph: (615) 366-1600

London, Titzer, Inc.

thatfield@eapartners.com

jhilborn@grwinc.com

J JACOBS, MICHAEL

Ph: (502) 633-1506

GRW Engineers, Inc.

hubert@bcclt.com

Ph: (859) 223-3999

mjacobs@grwinc.com

HEIL, DAVID

HILL, BRIAN

T.H.E. Engineers

CMW, Inc.

HUNDLEY, DOUG L.

Ph: (859) 263-0009

Ph: (859) 254-6623

CMTA, Inc.

dave@theengrs.com

bhill@cmwaec.com

Ph: (502) 326-3085

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KELLY, GLEN

LEITCH, JENNY

Buell, Fryer, McReynolds, Jahed, Inc.

QK4

LAMB, DAVID

Staggs & Fisher

Ph: (859) 278-5050

Ph: (502) 585-2222

Associated Engineers, Inc.

p.jahed@bfmj.com

gkelly@qk4.com

Ph: (270) 821-7732

Ph: (859) 271-3246

dlamb@associatedengineers.com

jleitch@sfengineering.com

Consulting Engineers Inc.

JOHNSON, JOSHUA

KELLY, JEREMY

Collins Engineers, Inc.

CMTA, Inc.

LANZ, JORGE

LEMASTER, HERB

Ph: (859) 333-8193

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc.

jjohnson@collinsengr.com

jkelly@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (502) 583-5994

Ph: (502) 584-5555

j.lanz@jtleng.com

herb.lemaster@tetratech.com

JOHNSON, MIKE

KELLY, TAYLOR

GRW Engineers, Inc.

QK4

LAPORTE, EDMUNDO

LENZI, JOSEPH

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 585-2222

ECSI, LLC

Senler, Campbell and Associates, Inc.

mjohnson@grwinc.com

tkelly@qk4.com

Ph: (859) 233-2103

Ph: (502) 636-3568

elaporte@engrservices.com

jlenzi@senlercampbell.com

JONES, MICHAEL

KELTING, H. CHRISTOPHER

Vaughn & Melton Consulting

CMTA, Inc.

LAROSE, VICKI

LEONARD, ELLEANOR

Ph: (859) 253-0892

Civil Design, Inc.

Leonard Engineering, PLLC

hkelting@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (502) 671-0060

Ph: (502) 228-7980

vlarose@civildesigninc.com

elleanor@leonardengineering.net

Engineers, Inc. Ph: (606) 248-6600

mrjones@vaughnmelton.com KEMP, TODD JUSTICE, BILLY J.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

LARSEN, PAUL

LEONARD, STEVE

Pike Technical Services, Inc.

Ph: (615) 297-8957

Thelen Associates, Inc.

Leonard Engineering, PLLC

Ph: (606) 432-0300

tkemp@palmernet.com

Ph: (859) 746-9400

Ph: (502) 228-7980

plarsen@thelenassoc.com

steve@leonardengineering.net

KENNEDY, ROGER

KEATH, CHRISTOPHER

GRW Engineers, Inc.

LAYSON, ANDREW S.

LESLIE, III, JERRY

Staggs & Fisher

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Municipal Engineering Company

H.W. Lochner Inc.

rkennedy@grwinc.com

Ph: (502) 875-3787

Ph: (859) 224-4476

alayson@mecconsultants.com

jleslie@hwlochner.com

Consulting Engineers, Inc. Ph: (859) 271-3246

ckeath@sfengineering.com

KNARR, WILLIAM Kenvirons, Inc.

LEE, CRAIG

LEWIS, JEREMY

KELLUM, ALAN

Ph: (502) 695-4357

S & ME, Inc.

CMTA, Inc.

CMTA, Inc., Consulting Engineers

bknarr@kenvirons.com

Ph: (859) 293-5518

Ph: (502) 326-3085

clee@smeinc.com

jlewis@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (859) 253-0892

akellum@cmtaegrs.com

KRAESZIG, GREG LINDEMAN, DAVID

Staggs & Fisher Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Ph: (859) 271-3246

Ph: (859) 744-1218

gkraeszig@sfengineering.com

dlindeman@palmernet.com

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ACEC-KY FIRM PRINCIPALS LITKENHUS, MARK

MATHEWS, MARCELYN

MCMAINE, RONALD

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

MAGGARD, MIKE

DLZ Kentucky

Bell Engineering

Ph: (859) 422-3000

Sisler-Maggard Engineering, PLLC

Ph: (502) 695-2300

Ph: (859) 278-5412

mark.litkenhus@stantec.com

Ph: (859) 271-2978

mmathews@dlz.com

rmcmaine@hkbell.com

LOHMEIER, DEBORAH

MATTINGLY, WES

MCREYNOLDS, MIKE

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

MALONE, TIMOTHY J.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Buell, Fryer,

Ph: (502) 254-2344

smeng@alltel.net

Synergy Engineering Services, PLLC

Ph: (502) 695-9800

deborah.lohmeier@

Ph: (606) 433-0336

wmattingly@hmbpe.com

burgessniple.com

engineer@setel.com

McReynolds, Jahed, Inc. Ph: (859) 278-5050

m.mcreynolds@bfmj.com MAYNARD, MONTY

LONG, MITCHELL

MARCHATERRE, MARTY

GRW Engineers, Inc.

MESTA, EDDIE

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Amec Foster Wheeler

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Integrated Engineering, PLLC

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 267-0700

mmaynard@grwinc.com

Ph: (859) 368-0145

mlong@grwinc.com

marty.marchaterre@amec.com

eddie@int-engineering.com MAZZONI, JAY

LONG, RICHARD

MARSHALL, STEVE

Stantec Consulting Services

MEYER, BRAD

Biagi, Chance, Cummins,

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz, Inc.

Ph: (502) 212-5000

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 583-5994

jay.mazzoni@stantec.com

Ph: (502) 695-9800

London, Titzer, Inc. Ph: (502) 633-1506

bmeyer@hmbpe.com

s.marshall@jtleng.com MCCANN, CHARLES D.

long@bcclt.com MARTIN, JOHN

MEYER, KELLY R.

Rivercrest Engineering

LOWE, BRANDON

GRW Engineers, Inc.

WMB, Inc., Consulting Engineers

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (270) 519-7675

Ph: (502) 284-4118

jmartin@grwinc.com

cmccann@rivercresteng.com

kelly.meyer@hdrinc.com

MARTIN, ROBERT

MCDEVITT, STEVE

MIGNERY, THOMAS

Ph: (859) 299-5226

Incorporated

HDR Engineering, Inc.

brandon@wmbinc.com LYLE, SHANE

Qk4

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 585-2222

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (859) 223-3999

rmartin@qk4.com

steve.mcdevitt@burgessniple.com

thomas.mignery@

slyle@grwinc.com

burgessniple.com MASON, JOHN

MCINTOSH, STUART

Staggs & Fisher

J. M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

MITCHELL, DENNIS

Ph: (859) 263-4399

American Engineers, Inc.

psmcintosh@jmcaa.com

Ph: (270) 651-7220

Consulting Engineers, Inc. Ph: (859) 271-3246

dmitchell@aei.cc

jmason@sfengineering.com MCKELWAY, HANK Amec Foster Wheeler Ph: (502) 267-0700

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MONEY, ROBERT

MUDD, JAMES L. JR.

NICAISE, STEVE

OTT, KEN

Amec Foster Wheeler

Monarch Engineering

Parsons

American Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (859) 255-3308

Ph: (502) 839-1310

Ph: (502) 653-6628

Ph: (502) 245-3813

robert.money@amec.com

jmudd@monarchengineering.net

steve.nicaise@parsons.com

keno@aei.cc

MONTGOMERY, BRAD

MULLINS, ROBERT, JR.

NICKERSON, AARON

OVERMOHLE, PETER

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

American Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 212-5000

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (270) 651-7220

bmontgomery@grwinc.com

rob.mullins@stantec.com

anickerson@grwinc.com

povermohle@aei.cc

MONTGOMERY, JOHN

MURRAY, SCOTT

NUNLEY, BOB

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

WMB, Inc., Consulting Engineers

PALMER, RANDY

Ph: (859) 422-3000

Ph: (859) 299-5226

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

john.montgomery@stantec.com

scott.murray@stantec.com

bob@wmbinc.com

Ph: (859) 744-1218

rspalmer@palmernet.com MORGAN, NICK

MUSSLER, KEVIN D.

NUNNERY, RICHARD

Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers

CMTA, Inc.

EA Partners, PLC

PAVONI, JOE

Ph: (859) 277-8177

Ph: (859) 253-0892

Ph: (859) 296-9889

GRW Engineers, Inc.

nick.morgan@stweng.com

kmussler@cmtaegrs.com

rnunnery@eapartners.com

Ph: (859) 223-3999

jpavoni@grwinc.com MORRIS, MIKE

MYERS, ANDREW

NUTTER, PERRY

Shield Environmental

CMTA, Inc.

Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.

PERFATER, SCOTT

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Ph: (401) 880-3055

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

amyers@cmtaegrs.com

pnutter@gpinet.com

Ph: (502) 254-2344

MYNEAR, DOUGLAS K.

ECSI, LLC

OAKES, TIM

PHILLIPS, CHARLES

CMTA, Inc.

Ph: (859) 233-2103

Kenvirons, Inc.

Shield Environmental

Ph: (859) 253-0892

dmynear@engrservices.com

Ph: (502) 695-4357

Associates, Inc. Ph: (859) 294-5155

scott.perfater@burgessniple.com

mmorris@shieldmw.com MORRIS, TIM

Associates, Inc. Ph: (859) 294-5155

toakes@kenvirons.com

tmorris@cmtaegrs.com N

charles_phillips@shieldmw.com

MOSES, DAVID

NAPIER, JAMES

ODELL, ED

Integrated Engineering PLLC

WMB, Inc., Consulting Engineers

PICKERING, BILL

Ph: (859) 368-0145

Ph: (859) 299-5226

Ph: (859) 299-5726

CMW, Inc.

david@int-engineering.com

james@wmbinc.com

odell@wmbinc.com

Ph: (859) 254-6623

bpickering@cmwaec.com MUCCILLO, EDWIN

NEWMAN, SUSAN

ORMAY, CAROL BLEVINS

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

QK4

CMTA Inc.

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (502) 585-2222

Ph: (502) 326-3085

edwin.muccillo@burgessniple.com

snewman@qk4.com

cormay@cmtaengrs.com

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REEVES, CHRIS

ROBERTS, JAMES

CMTA, Inc.

QUINN, BEN, JR.

CMTA Inc.

Bell Engineering

Ph: (859) 253-0892

American Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Ph: (859) 278-5412

apierce@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (502) 245-3813

creeves@cmtaengrs.com

jroberts@hkbell.com

PIPER, JIMMY

REID, CHRIS

ROBERTS, RANDY

GRW Engineers, Inc.

QUINN, BEN, SR.

J. M. Crawford & Associates, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services

Ph: (859) 223-3999

American Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (859) 263-4399

Ph: (502) 212-5000

Ph: (270) 651-7220

clreid@jmcaa.com

randy.roberts@stantec.com

RIAL, FRED

ROBERTS, WAYNE

benq@aei.cc

jpiper@grwinc.com

bquinn@aei.cc PORTER, C. DOW R

Tetra Tech, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

RAUCH, ALAN

Ph: (502) 584-5555

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (859) 294-5155

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

fred.rial@tetratech.com

wroberts@grwinc.com

dow_porter@shieldmw.com

Ph: (859) 233-2100 RICH, SUSAN

ROBINSON, RANDY

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

RAYMER, CHARLES

Ph: (502) 212-5000

Ph: (859) 223-3999

WMB, Inc., Consulting Engineers

susan.rich@stantec.com

rrobinson@grwinc.com

RICHARDS, CRAIG

ROBISON, RAY JR.

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

alan.rauch@stantec.com POTTS, JOHN Paradigm Engineers & Constructors

Ph: (502) 339-8511

Ph: (859) 299-5226

john@paradigmusa.com

charles@wmbinc.com

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

PRINCE, JOHN

REED, DAVID

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Bell Engineering

QK4

craig.richards@burgessniple.com

ray.robison@burgessniple.com

Ph: (859) 278-5412

Ph: (502) 585-2222

jprince@hkbell.com

dreed@qk4.com

RINEHART, ED

ROBSON, BRAD

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

PROVANCE, SHANNON

REEVES, BRAD

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (859) 744-1218

HDR Inc.

CMTA Inc.

erinehart@grwinc.com

brobson@palmernet.com

Ph: (270) 444-9691

Ph: (502) 326-3085

shannon.provance@hdrinc.com

breeves@cmtaengrs.com

ROBB, DOUGLASS

ROSEMAN, KENNETH

Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

PRYSE, KEITH

REEVES, CHARLES R. JR.

Ph: (401) 880-3055

Ph: (859) 264-7500

Thelen Associates, Inc.

ECSI, LLC

drobb@gpinet.com

kroseman@cdpengineers.com

Ph: (859) 746-9400

Ph: (859) 233-2103

kpryse@thelenassoc.com

creeves@engrservices.com

ROBBINS, LOUIS

ROYER, TODD

GRW Engineers, Inc.

AECOM

Ph: (615) 366-1600

Ph: (502) 569-2301

lrobbins@grwinc.com

todd.royer@aecom.com

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RUSSELL, JOHN

SCHRADER, DAVID F.

SCOTT, RANDOLPH J

SEWELL, STEPHEN

Russell Environmental

Bell Engineering

Vaughn & Melton,

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Consulting LLC Ph: (502) 682-6931

Ph: (859) 278-5412

dschrader@hkbell.com

john.russell@russellec.com

Ph: (859) 744-1218

Engineers & Architects Ph: (606) 248-6600

ssewell@palmernet.com

rjscott@vaughnmelton.com SCHMITT, NICK

SHARP, BILL

RUSSELL, RANDALL

Amec Foster Wheeler

SCOTT, STEPHEN

CMTA, Inc.

Russell Environmental

Ph: (502) 267-0700

Mason & Hanger

Ph: (502) 326-3085

nick.schmitt@amec.com

Ph: (859) 252-9980

bsharp@cmtaegrs.com

Consulting LLC Ph: (502) 682-6931

randall.russell@russellec.com

stephen.scott@ SCHNEIDER, JOHN

SHEPARD, JIM

masonandhanger.com

Vaughn & Melton, S

Engineers & Architects

Amec Foster Wheeler SCROGGIN, CHARLES

Ph: (502) 267-0700

jim.shepard@amec.com

SALIGA, MARK

Ph: (606) 248-6600

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Shield Environmental

jkschneider@vaughnmelton.com

Ph: (859) 223-3755

Associates, Inc.

charlie.scroggin@hdrinc.com

SIGLER, DAVE

Ph: (502) 493-0305

SCHNEIDER, KEVIN

mark_saliga@shieldmw.com

GRW Engineers, Inc.

SEIBERT, KENNETH

Ph: (859) 233-2100

Ph: (859) 223-3999

CMTA, Inc.

dave.sigler@stantec.com

kschneider@grwinc.com

Ph: (502) 326-3085

SANDERS, MARK D. Summit Engineering, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

SISLER, JOSEPH

kseibert@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (606) 432-1447

SCHNEIDER, ZACHARY

mdsanders@summit-engr.com

CMTA, Inc.

SEIBERT, MARK

Ph: (859) 271-2978

Ph: (502) 326-3085

CMTA, Inc.

jsisler_sme@windstream.net

zschneider@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (502) 326-3085

SANDLIN, ARLEN Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Sisler-Maggard Engineering, PLLC

SLADE, STEVE

mseibert@cmtaegrs.com

Ph: (859) 272-5400

SCHULTZ, RONALD

sandlin@pbworld.com

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

SENLER, OSMAN

Ph: (859) 272-5400

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Senler, Campbell and

slade@pbworld.com

SAYLOR, RODERICK

ronald.schultz@burgessniple.com

GRW Engineers, Inc. Ph: (859) 223-3999

SCIBERRAS, JON

rsaylor@grwinc.com

GRW Engineers, Inc.

SCHAEFER, KURT

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Associates, Inc. Ph: (502) 636-3568

SLESSER, CARL

osenler@senlercampbell.com

Slesser Engineering Ph: (502) 425-0187

Ph: (502) 489-8484

SEWELL, MIKE

jsciberras@grwinc.com

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

sleseng@bellsouth.net

Ph: (502) 627-8900

SLUGANTZ, JOHN

mike_sewell@gspnet.com

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (859) 422-3000

SCOTT, KAREN

kurt.schaefer@stantec.com

Tetra Tech, Inc.

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 584-5555

jslugantz@grwinc.com

karen.scott@tetratech.com

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ACEC-KY FIRM PRINCIPALS SMALLWOOD, ROBERT

SPAULDING, HANK

SWEET, MARK

THELEN, DONALD B.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

H. A. Spalding Engineers

Shield Environmental

Thelen Associates, Inc.

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (606) 436-2151

bsmallwood@grwinc.com

hank.spaulding@ haspaldingengineers.com

Associates, Inc. Ph: (859) 294-5155

Ph: (859) 746-9400

dthelen@thelenassoc.com

mark_sweet@shieldmw.com

SMITH, JEREMY

THIEKEN, STEPHEN

CMTA, Inc. Consulting Engineers

SPERRY, KEN

SZAK, GAYLA

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

Ph: (859) 253-0892

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 254-2344

jsmith@cmtaengrs.com

Ph: (502) 695-9800

Ph: (859) 223-3999

stephen.thieken@

ksperry@hmbpe.com

gszak@grwinc.com

Mason & Hanger

SPONAUGLE, KENNETH

SZAK, PETE

THOMAS, DENNIS

Ph: (859) 252-9980

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

ron.smith@masonandhanger.com

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Ph: (502) 254-2344

ken.sponaugle@burgessniple.com

pszak@grwinc.com

dennis.thomas@burgessniple.com

SPRINGER, THOMAS

THOMAS, JOHNATHAN

Ph: (812) 725-7808

QK4

TACKETT, STEVE

GRW Engineers, Inc.

tsolomon@grwinc.com

Ph: (502) 585-2222

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Ph: (502) 489-8484

tspringer@qk4.com

Ph: (606) 432-1447

jthomas@grwinc.com

burgessniple.com

SMITH, RON

SOLOMON, TODD GRW Engineer, Inc.

stackett@summit-engr.com

SONDLES, SCOTT Burgess & Niple, Inc.

STEELE, MIKE

Ph: (502) 254-2344

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

TAYLOR, KENNETH

Ph: (859) 422-3000

Kenvirons, Inc.

mike.steele@stantec.com

Ph: (502) 695-4357

Ph: (859) 271-3246

ktaylor@kenvirons.com

wthomas@sfengineering.com

scott.sondles@burgessniple.com SORENSON, TIM

THOMAS, WAYNE Staggs & Fisher Consulting Engineers Inc.

CDM Smith

STEWART, CHRIS

Ph: (502) 452-1700

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

TAYLOR, MICHAEL

TIPPEY, BRENT

sorensontp@cdmsmith.com

Ph: (502) 695-9800

CDM Smith

HDR Engineering, Inc.

cstewart@hmbpe.com

Ph: (502) 452-1700

Ph: (859) 223-3755

taylorma@cdmsmith.com

brent.tippey@hdrinc.com

SORRELL, TOM CMTA, Inc.

SUTHERLAND, RICHARD

Ph: (502) 326-3085

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

TERRELL, DANIEL

TROTTER, BRIAN

Ph: (859) 233-2100

Shield Environmental Associates

HDR Engineering Inc.

richard.sutherland@stantec.com

Ph: (859) 294-5155

Ph: (859) 629-4800

dan_terrell@shieldmw.com

brian.totter@hdrinc.com

tsorrell@cmtaegrs.com SOUTHALL, B. SCOTT CDP Engineers, Inc. Ph: (859) 264-7500

southall@cdpengineers.com

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WATKINS, DARENDA

WILLIAMS, RODDY

GRW Engineers, Inc.

WADE, ROGER J.

CMW, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

Ph: (859) 223-3999

Qk4

Ph: (859) 254-6623

Ph: (502) 583-7020

stucker@grwinc.com

Ph: (502) 585-2222

dwatkins@cmwaec.com

roddy.williams@strand.com

TURNER, WADE

WATSON, WILLIAM

WILLIAMS, VAUGHN

Amec Foster Wheeler

WAGONER, MATT

Paradigm Engineers &

Kenvirons Inc.

Ph: (502) 267-0700

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

rwade@qk4.com

wade.turner@amec.com

Ph: (502) 695-4357

Constructors

Ph: (859) 233-2100

Ph: (502) 339-8511

matt.wagoner@stantec.com

william@paradigmusa.com

vwilliams@kenvirons.com

TUTT, RICHARD

WILLIS, DAYNE A. WALKER, RICHARD

WELLS, DARREN

ECSI, LLC

Ph: (270) 651-7220

Tetra Tech, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (606) 432-2443

rtutt@aei.cc

Ph: (859) 223-8000

Ph: (859) 223-3999

awillis@engrservices.com

richard.walker@tetratech.com

dwells@grwinc.com

WALLING, BOB

WESSLING, THOMAS

Stantec Consulting Services Inc.

CDP Engineers, Inc.

CMTA, Inc.

Ph: (859) 422-3000

Ph: (859) 264-7500

Ph: (859) 253-0892

mark.willis@stantec.com

bwalling@cdpengineers.com

twessling@cmtaegrs.com

American Engineers, Inc.

WILLIS, MARK

VALENTINE, GARY HDR Engineering, Inc. Ph: (502) 284-4118

gary.valentine@hdrinc.com

WILSON, TYLER VAN GANSBEKE, BLAINE Paradigm Engineers & Constructors Ph: (502) 339-8511

blaine@paradigmusa.com VOGELPOHL, THEODORE Thelen Associates, Inc. Ph: (859) 746-9400

tvogelpohl@thelenassoc.com

WARE, KATHRYN

WHITE, ALEX

Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers

K.S. Ware & Associates LLC

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (859) 277-8177

Ph: (615) 255-9702

Ph: (859) 223-3999

tyler.wilson@stweng.com

kware@kswarellc.com

awhite@grwinc.com

WASHER, SHAWN

WHITLEY, RALPH

HDR Inc.

Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers

Ph: (270) 444-9691

Ph: (859) 277-8177

Ph: (859) 271-3246

shawn.washer@hdrinc.com

ralph.whitley@stweng.com

wwilson@sfengineering.com

WATHEN, CHRISTOPHER

WIJESIRI, HARSHA

WOMACK, SHANE

Kenvirons, Inc.

Integrated Engineering, PLLC

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Ph: (502) 695-4357

Ph: (859) 368-0145

Ph: (859) 223-3755

cwathen@kenvirons.com

harsha@int-engineering.com

shane.womack@hdrinc.com

WILLIAMS, JAMES B.

WOOD, CHUCK

Michael Baker Jr. Inc.

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Ph: (502) 339-5869

Ph: (859) 744-1218

jwilliams@mbakercorp.com

cwood@palmernet.com

WILSON, WILLIAM P.

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Consulting Engineers, Inc.

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ACEC-KY FIRM PRINCIPALS WOOD, KAREN

ZIMMERMAN, ALBERT

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

YOST, MIKE

ZEHNDER, KURT

QK4

Tetra Tech, Inc.

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 585-2222

Ph: (502) 854-5555

Ph: (859) 223-3999

azimmerman@qk4.com

mike.yost@tetratech.com

kzehnder@grwinc.com

YOUNG, TONY

ZIEGLER, WOLFGANG

Gresham, Smith and Partners

GRW Engineers, Inc.

Ph: (502) 627-8900

Ph: (859) 223-3999

tony_young@gspnet.com

wziegler@grwinc.com

Ph: (502) 695-9800

kwood@hmbpe.com WOOLUM, MICHAEL Strand Associates, Inc. Ph: (859) 225-8500

mike.woolum@strand.com

ACEC-KY LOCATION OF FIRMS BY CITY Bowling Green

Frankfort

Henderson

Lexington

Arnold Consulting Engineering

DLZ Kentucky, Inc.

Qk4

Associated Engineers, Inc.

HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Bell Engineering

& Surveying K.S. Ware & Associates LLC Crescent Springs

Kenvirons, Inc.

Bowser-Morner Associates, Inc.

Municipal Engineering Company

Hickory

Buell Fryer McReynolds Jahed, Inc.

Qk4

Rivercrest Engineering

CDM Smith

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Incorporated Georgetown

Erlanger Thelen Associates Inc.

Russell Environmental Consulting LLC

CDP Engineers, Inc. CMTA, Inc.

Hopkinsville

CMW, Inc.

Bell Engineering

Collins Engineers, Inc. Connolly Consulting

Florence

Glasgow

Lawrenceburg

Integrated Engineering PLLC

American Engineers, Inc.

Cann-Tech LLC

E A Partners, PLC

Monarch Engineering Fort Mitchell

Hazard

ECSI, LLC

GRW Engineers, Inc.

H.A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.

ACEC-KY DIRECTORY 2016-17

Engineers PLLC

GRW Engineers, Inc. Hall-Harmon Engineers, Inc.

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HDR Engineering, Inc.

Louisville

H.W. Lochner, Inc.

AECOM

Integrated Engineering PLLC J.M. Crawford & Associates, Inc. Mason & Hanger Palmer Engineering Company, Inc. Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc. Photo Science S &ME, Inc. Shield Environmental Associates, Inc. Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers Sisler-Maggard Engineering, PLLC Staggs & Fisher Consulting Engineers, Inc. Stantec Consulting Services Inc. Strand Associates, Inc. Summit Engineering, Inc. Tetra Tech, Inc. T.H.E. Engineers, Inc. Thelen Associates Inc. Vaughn & Melton Consulting Engineers WMB, Inc.

Amec Foster Wheeler American Engineers, Inc. Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc. Burgess & Niple, Inc. CDM Smith CDP Engineers, Inc. Civil Design Inc. Derrick Engineering, Inc. DLZ Kentucky, Inc. Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. Gresham Smith & Partners, Inc. GRW Engineers, Inc. HDR Engineering, Inc. HMB Professional Engineers, Inc. Integrated Engineering PLLC Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Leonard Engineering, PLLC Michael Baker, Jr., Inc. Palmer Engineering Company, Inc. Paradigm Engineers &

Paducah

Shield Environmental Associates, Inc.

5H Technologies, Inc.

Shrout Tate Wilson Engineers Slesser Engineering, Inc.

Engineering & Testing Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services Inc.

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Strand Associates, Inc.

Utilities Dynamics, Inc.

Tetra Tech, Inc. Paintsville Madisonville

Bocook Engineering, Inc.

Associated Engineers, Inc. HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.

Pikeville ECSI, LLC

Middlesboro

Pike Technical Services, Inc.

Vaughn & Melton

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Consulting Engineers

Synergy Engineering Services, PLLC

Murray

Prestonsburg

Bacon Farmer Workman

Vaughn & Melton

Engineering & Testing Inc.

Consulting Engineers

Owensboro

Prospect

American Engineers, Inc.

CMTA, Inc.

Associated Engineers, Inc. Somerset

Constructors

Qk4

Parsons Qk4

Winchester

Senler, Campbell and

Palmer Engineering Company, Inc.

Associates, Inc.

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Land Surveyor. A land surveyor is an independent professional who performs land surveying for clients on a fee

1.1. NAME

basis. Land surveyors are qualified by education, ability and

American Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky is

experience to provide competent land surveying services and

an organization representing independent consulting engineering

must be registered in each state where they practice. Land

firms within the Commonwealth of Kentucky, under the laws of which

surveyors have no commercial affiliations with manufacturers,

it is incorporated. Hereinafter, American Council of Engineering

material suppliers, contractors or others which prejudice

Companies of Kentucky may be referred to as “the Council.”

or subordinate their professional or ethical judgments. Wherever the words “consulting engineer” or “consulting

1.2. AFFILIATION

engineering” appear herein, it is intended that the words

The Council shall be a Member Organization of the American Council

“land surveyor” or “land surveying” may be substituted.

of Engineering Companies (ACEC), and the Member Firms of this Council shall also be required to be Member Firms of and pay dues assessed by ACEC.

1.6.2. Principal. A principal is an individual designated by a Member Firm, who is a sole proprietor, partner, officer, or manager: (a) having an ownership interest, or (b) exercising management

1.3. ABBREVIATION

responsibility for technical or business decisions.

The approved abbreviation of the name of the Council shall be ACEC-KY. 1.7. OBJECTIVES 1.4. LOCATION Location of the headquarters office shall be as determined by the Board of Directors.

The objectives of the Council are to: a. promote and maintain ethical professional standards within the practice of consulting engineering; b. advance the value of the consulting engineer to the public, and to

1.5. ORGANIZATION The organizational structure of the Council shall consist of three Regions (Western, Central, Eastern), the geographic limits of which shall be as determined by the Board of Directors. Each region shall be represented on the ACEC-KY Board of Directors as described hereinafter.

educate the public regarding the work of the consulting engineer; c. promote harmony, cooperation and mutual understanding among consulting engineers engaged in private practice, d. promote the professional and economic welfare of its Member Firms; and, e. act as a clearinghouse and information center on all matters of

1.6. DEFINITIONS 1.6.1.

mutual interest to its Member Firms.

Consulting Engineer. A consulting engineer is an independent professional engineer who performs one or more of the disciplines of professional engineering services for clients on a fee basis. Consulting engineers are qualified by education, ability and experience to provide competent engineering services and must be registered as professional engineers in each state where they practice.

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ARTICLE 2Â -Â MEMBERSHIP

2.1.3. Life Members shall be fully retired from active practice, have no commercial affiliations with manufacturers, material suppliers,

2.1. CLASSES OF MEMBERSHIP The classes of membership of the Council shall have the qualifications

contractors or others which prejudice or subordinate their professional or ethical judgments, have been Members of this

described below.

Council at least 10 years, have attained the age of 60, and shall

2.1.1. Member Firms shall be limited to those individual firms, parent

Life Members and, as long as they remain inactive from practice,

firms, branch offices, divisions or subsidiaries whose resident principals furnish independent consulting engineering or land surveying services, and shall: a. maintain established offices within Kentucky for the practice of consulting engineering or land surveying, as (i) sole proprietorships; (ii) partnerships; or (iii) corporations or divisions or subsidiaries furnishing consulting engineering or land surveying services, provided that their principals act for them on professional policies and activities; b. have one or more principals licensed professionally in accordance with the laws of Kentucky; c. belong to the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC); d. practice in accordance with the ACEC Professional and Ethical Conduct Guidelines; and, e. practice under an organizational arrangement that does not involve a conflict of interest or that does not subordinate independent professional judgment to other considerations. Firms or corporations, wholly or partially owned by commercial, construction contracting, manufacturing, sales, public utility, holding company or other similar organizations which function as service organizations for the controlling company, shall not be eligible for membership if such ownership arrangements prejudice or subordinate the professional or ethical judgments of the consulting engineers and land surveyors. 2.1.2. Members shall be principals of Member Firms.

request as Members in good standing to the Council to become may so continue in this class of membership without payment of dues, and shall have all the rights and privileges of Members of this Council, except that they shall have no voting representation as is otherwise stipulated for Member Firms in Section 2.5.1. 2.1.4. Affiliate Member is allowed as defined in Section 2.6. 2.2. ADMISSION 2.2.1. Member Firms. A prospective Member Firm must apply to the Council for acceptance as a Member Firm by submitting a completed official application form signed by the chief executive officer of the firm. The Membership Committee shall review the application and forward it to the Board of Directors with a recommendation. At the time that the Committee sends its recommendation to the Board of Directors, all Member Firms will be notified of the identity of the firm applicant which has been favorably recommended to the Board. The Board of Directors shall not act on the membership application until at least two weeks have elapsed from the time the notifications are sent to Member Firms. Member Firms may, during this period, offer comments to the Board concerning the membership application. Admission of a firm applicant into the Council will be based upon the criteria of Section 2.1.1. herein. 2.2.2. Members. All individual principals of a firm become Members when the firm becomes a Member Firm of the Council, and shall pay no additional individual dues. They shall cease to be Members if their firm ceases to be a Member Firm of the Council, or if they individually cease to be principals of a Member Firm.

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ACEC-KY BYLAWS 2.2.3. Life Members. Members who desire to maintain Life Membership

2.4.3. Expulsion. A Member Firm shall be expelled if it ceases to

shall apply to the Council. The Council shall notify ACEC upon

fulfill the qualifications for membership as defined in Article 2

approval of a Life Member. The Council will carry all individual Life

herein, or if it neglects or declines to furnish such information

Members on the Life Member rolls without further dues obligations.

as to its professional conduct or practices as may be required by the Council to determine whether or not such qualifications are

2.2.4. Affiliate Members is as defined in 2.6.

met. A Member Firm shall also be expelled from membership if it intentionally misrepresents such information necessary

2.3. CERTIFICATION

to establish eligibility for its membership or the appropriate

Annually, each Member Firm shall certify that its number of employees

level of its annual dues. A Member Firm may be expelled

is correct as reported, that it continues to meet membership criteria

from membership on the grounds that its conduct or policy is

requirements, and that it intends to continue to comply with all lawful

prejudicial to the interests of the Council.

provisions of the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct Guidelines

A Member Firm may not be expelled under the provisions of

established by the Council. Annual certification shall occur at the time of

the preceding paragraph until after it has had the opportunity

submitting information for the annual Membership Directory on forms

to be heard by the Ethical Practices Committee as discussed

provided by the Council.

further in Article 7 herein. The findings and any expulsion recommendation of the Ethical Practices Committee shall

2.4. SEPARATION

be forwarded in writing to the Board of Directors and to the

Separation from the Council of a member of any class may come about

Member Firm concerned. In considering the recommendations

through resignation, non-payment of dues, or expulsion.

of the Ethical Practices Committee, the Board of Directors may conduct further deliberations of the complaints against the

2.4.1. Resignation. A Member Firm may resign from the Council upon

Member Firm. Expulsion, if approved by the Board of Directors,

written notice to the Council. Resignations shall be effective

shall require an affirmative majority vote of the Board members

upon fulfillment of all obligations to the date of resignation.

present and voting. The action of the Board of Directors shall be final, and shall be communicated in writing to the affected

2.4.2. Non-Payment of Dues. Any Member Firm which becomes in

Member Firm.

arrears in dues by a full calendar quarter shall be dropped from the membership roster and be placed on an Inactive List. Such Member

2.5. FIRM REPRESENTATION

Firm shall be informed of this action and given three months to

Each Member Firm may designate its representatives. Requirements shall

reinstate its membership by full payment of all dues owed, before

be as follows:

being removed from the Inactive List. Application for reinstatement of membership of Member Firms placed on the Inactive List will not

2.5.1. Representatives shall be principals, as defined in Article 1

be considered without payment of all outstanding dues. A Member

herein. The number of representatives shall not exceed the

Firm remaining on the Inactive List after the three-month period has

index number of the Member Firm for which it is paying dues.

elapsed shall be dropped from membership within the Council, and

Each Firm Member shall have one vote for each of its index

shall be so advised in writing.

numbers as provided for in the Bylaws. A Member Firm with an

In hardship cases, Member Firms may, prior to being in arrears, appeal in writing to the Board of Directors for inactive status

index number of two or more may have its total vote cast by one representative.

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2.5.2. Most items of business coming before the Council and requiring voting can be addressed by voice vote. On issues wherein voice vote responses demonstrate a significant lack

d. Affiliate Membership may be terminated at any time at the sole discretion of the Board of Directors. e. Affiliate Membership shall be permitted up to two representatives

of majority, as ruled by the President and/or requested by any

and shall notify the ACEC-KY promptly when there is a change

representative, and as required in Section 3.2. herein, the

in representation.

voting process will be conducted by means of secret ballots tabulated by index numbers.

f. Affiliate Member representatives may serve on any ACEC-KY committee, as appointed by the President, and may attend and participate in ACEC-KY membership activities. Affiliate Members

2.5.3. Each Member Firm will designate one of its representatives as

shall not be eligible to vote, serve as committee chairs or officers of

the firm’s Contact Member, to whose attention the Council shall

ACEC-KY. Affiliate Members shall not be eligible to participate in the

direct any transmittals for the firm, and to whom the Council

ACEC-KY group life/health insurance.

will contact in seeking information or assistance required in the course of the Council’s business.

g. The dues for Affiliate Membership shall be determined each year for the next succeeding year by the Board of Directors. h. Affiliate Members may not use Affiliate Membership status in

2.6. AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP

ACEC-KY for any commercial purpose, except they may list Affiliate

The purpose of an Affiliate Membership is to promote enhanced

Membership in proposals (and similar documents of short term

communication, cooperation and coordination between ACEC-KY Member

duration) to members of ACEC-KY.

Firms and firms or organizations providing services and/or products commonly used by ACEC-KY Members. Affiliate Membership grants

ARTICLE 3 - GOVERNMENT

membership into the American Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky only (not the American Council of Engineering Companies).

3.1. GOVERNING BOARD AND OFFICERS

a. Any organization which provides services and products commonly used by ACEC-KY Members and supports the goals of ACEC-KY shall

3.1.1. The government of the Council shall be vested in a Board of

be eligible for Affiliate Membership. Affiliate Membership shall be

Directors consisting of the President, President-Elect, Secretary,

limited to organizations that are not eligible for regular membership

Treasurer, Immediate Past President, National Director and

within ACEC-KY.

three Council Directors. Chairs of the Energy and Environment,

b. An organization desirous of having Affiliate Membership within

Finance and Administration Cabinet, Legislative, Membership,

ACEC-KY shall submit to ACEC-KY a completed application form.

Professional Development, and Transportation Steering

The designated staff of ACEC-KY shall review the application and

Committees shall serve as ex-officio members of the Board of

make its recommendation on said application to the ACEC-KY Board

Directors without voting privileges. Chairs of other committees

of Directors. The staff may interview other ACEC-KY members who

may be invited at the discretion of the Board of Directors to

are familiar with the applicant to help assure that the character and

attend its meetings.

business practices of the applicant are consistent with the nature and disposition of ACEC-KY. If the Board of Directors concurs in the

3.1.2. An Executive Committee, composed of the President, President-

recommendation of the staff, an invitation of Affiliate Membership in

Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Immediate Past President, shall

ACEC-KY shall be issued to the applicant.

meet on call of the President, and may be empowered by the

c. If for any reason the Board of Directors decides not to accept an

Board of Directors to act on behalf of the Council. The Executive

organization seeking Affiliate Membership, the applicant shall be

Director of the Council shall serve as an ex-officio member of the

so informed.

Board of Directors without voting privileges.

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ACEC-KY BYLAWS 3.1.3. The President, President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and

3.3. MEMBER FIRM LIMITATIONS

Immediate Past President shall be elected for terms of one year.

A Member Firm shall have no more than one firm representative serving in

The National Director shall be elected for a term of two years.

an elected position on the Board of Directors in any one year.

The three Council Directors shall be elected for three-year terms, and shall be staggered so that only one shall be elected each

3.4. DUTIES

year. The Member Firm for which a Council Director is employed

The President, or in his/her absence, the President-Elect, shall preside over

shall have its business address within the Region (Western,

all meetings of the Council and of the Board of Directors. The Secretary

Central, Eastern) for which the Council Director is elected to

shall be responsible for keeping a complete record of all proceedings of

represent. No elected member of the Board of Directors, except

the Council. He/she shall keep a roll of the Members and shall perform

the Secretary or Treasurer, shall succeed himself/ herself, other

other usual duties of the office of Secretary. The Treasurer shall be

than in the circumstance of a full term following an assumption

responsible for issuing statements for and collection of all dues and

of, or appointment to, a vacated office as discussed in Section

assessments, and shall be the custodian of all funds of the Council. Bills

3.5. herein.

for payment shall be approved by and all checks shall be countersigned by any two of the President, President-Elect, Treasurer, Immediate Past

3.1.4. The presence of five Board members shall constitute a quorum

President and Executive Director. The Board of Directors shall guide

for meetings of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors

and direct the general policy of the Council; shall be the final deciding

shall meet at the call of the President, and at such times as the

body and spokesman for the Council; and shall direct the activities of

Board may designate, but not less than four times per year.

the functional committees. The Board of Directors shall develop and

The President may call the Board of Directors into Executive

publish for the membership an operating policy establishing guidelines for

Session, at his/her discretion, to discuss personnel or other

operations and amplifying responsibilities and duties of officers

sensitive matters. Special Board meetings may be called at the

and committees.

request of the President, or of the President-Elect acting with the approval of, or in the absence or incapacitation of, the President.

3.5. VACANCIES IN OFFICE

The President shall call a meeting of the Board of Directors to consider any special problem, upon receiving requests for that

3.5.1. If a vacancy occurs in the office of the President, the President-

purpose from at least two Member Firms. At least two days

Elect shall assume the duties of the President for the remainder of

notice shall be given before any Board meeting is called, except

that term of office, and subsequently, will serve for the full term

in case of an emergency.

as President to which he/she would normally have been entitled when elected to the office of President-Elect. Concurrently with

3.2. ELECTION

the assumption of the vacated presidency by the President-Elect,

At least sixty days prior to the Annual Meeting, the President shall

the Board of Directors shall appoint an Acting President-Elect to

appoint a Nominating Committee, consisting of the Immediate Past

serve the remainder of that term of office. In this circumstance

President as chair, and two Members who are not members of the Board

of appointment of an Acting President-Elect, the next election

of Directors. This committee shall advise the membership at least two

of officers shall include an open election of the President-Elect

weeks prior to the Annual Meeting of its nominations of candidates for

for the upcoming fiscal year. The Acting President-Elect may be

the Board of Directors. Nominations may be made from the floor at the

included as a nominee for President-Elect in this open election.

Annual Meeting. Election of nominees shall be made by secret ballot of the Member Firms at the Annual Meeting if more than one nominee is presented for an office, or by voice approval of the Nominating Committeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s selection for each office with only one nominee. 76

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3.5.2. If a vacancy occurs in the Office of the President-Elect, while

ARTICLE 5 - AMENDMENTS TO BYLAWS

the presidency remains unchanged, the Board of Directors shall appoint an Acting President-Elect to serve the remainder of that term of office. In this circumstance of appointment of an Acting President-Elect, the next election of officers shall include open elections of the President and President-Elect. The Acting President-Elect may be included as a nominee for President or President-Elect in this open election. 3.5.3. If a vacancy occurs in the office of Secretary, Treasurer, National Director or Council Director, an appointment to fill the unexpired term will be made by the President, subject to approval of the Board of Directors at its next meeting. In case of a vacancy in

5.1. The Bylaws can be amended by a majority vote of the entire membership as expressed by index numbers. 5.2. Proposed amendments shall be submitted to or developed within the Board of Directors. If approved by the Board, a copy of such amendments shall be submitted to each Member Firm for formal approval. 5.3. Upon receipt of approval by the required number of Member Firms, the amendments shall become a part of the Bylaws. ARTICLE 6 - LIABILITY OF THE COUNCIL

the office of Immediate Past President, the latest Past President available will serve on the Board. In case of a vacancy in a

6.1. The Council shall not be bound by the action of any of its officers or

committee chair who serves as an ex-officio member of the

members unless such action is duly authorized by a quorum of the Board

Board, the President shall appoint a replacement.

of Directors, or by a vote of the general membership, and the action of the

ARTICLE 4 - COUNCIL MEETINGS 4.1. REGULAR MEETINGS

governing body is duly recorded in the minutes of the meeting in which the action was authorized. ARTICLE 7 - ETHICS AND DISCIPLINE

The Council will hold general membership meetings quarterly. The rules of procedure for meetings shall be established by the Board of Directors,

7.1. CODE OF ETHICS AND GUIDE FOR PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

or in the absence of specific Bylaws or Rules of Policy and Procedure,

Each Member Firm shall file with the Council a signed statement stating that:

Robert’s Rules of Order, Revised. A majority of the Members present

a. principals of the Member Firm have read the Bylaws of the Council

at any constitutional or duly called meeting of the Council, including a

and the Code of Ethics and Guide for Professional Conduct of

quorum of the Board of Directors, shall constitute a quorum.

Consulting Engineers promulgated by the American Council of Engineering Companies;

4.2. ANNUAL MEETINGS The June meeting of the Council will be designated as its Annual Meeting. Election of Council officers and those members of the Board of Directors

b. the Member Firm agrees to abide by the provisions of those documents; and c. the Member Firm agrees that payment of annual renewal of

who are to be elected in accordance with Section 3.2. herein, shall be

dues shall constitute a reaffirmation of the agreement to abide

held at the Annual Meeting prior to the close of the fiscal year on June 30.

by the provisions of those documents, as they may have then been amended.

4.3. SPECIAL MEETINGS Special meetings of the Council may be called by the Board of Directors at its discretion, and shall be called by the Board of Directors upon its receipt of a written petition submitted by at least 30 percent of the Member Firms in good standing.

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ACEC-KY BYLAWS 7.2. DISCIPLINE

ARTICLE 8 - DUES AND ASSESSMENTS

7.2.1. A Member Firm may be censured or expelled from membership if

8.1. DUES

the Member Firm (or its Members acting on behalf of the Firm): a. violates the Bylaws of the Council; b. violates the Code of Ethics or the Guide for Professional Conduct, as amended from time to time, promulgated by the

8.1.1. The annual dues, payable in advance in July, shall be established by voting at the Annual Meeting on the recommendation of the Board of Directors.

American Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky; or c. commits an act bringing discredit to the profession or is found by a court of law to have committed a fraud or any other

8.1.2. The ACEC portion of the dues shall be calculated by multiplying the index number times the fee per index number established by ACEC.

crime involving moral turpitude. 8.1.3. The Council portion of the dues shall be calculated by multiplying 7.2.2. Ethical Practices Committee. The Ethical Practices Committee shall consider all complaints made against a Member Firm (or

the index number times the fee per index number established by vote of the membership of Council.

its Members) that involve possible cause for discipline, and may initiate an inquiry on its motion. No disciplinary action

8.1.4. Index numbers shall be based on ACEC index numbers.

shall be taken until the Member Firm has had an opportunity to present its side of the complaints. The Committee shall make such investigation as it deems appropriate, and may dismiss

8.1.5. Initial dues on new Member Firms shall be pro-rated on a quarterly basis from the date of admission into the Council.

the complaint, or by a majority vote of the members of the Committee, may censure the Member Firm in writing.

8.1.6. Upon written request to the Council, a Member Firm may pay its

If a majority of the members of the Committee believe that the

dues on a quarterly basis with incremental payments due in July,

Member Firm should be expelled, however, the Committee

October, January and April of each fiscal year.

shall recommend expulsion to the Board of Directors in writing along with a statement of charges against the Member Firm. 7.2.3. Board of Directors Review. The Board of Directors shall review the proceedings and expulsion recommendation of

8.1.7. No dues will be required from Members or Life Members. 8.1.8. Provisions of this Article shall not deter the Board of Directors, at its discretion, from offering dues incentives to prospective Firm Members.

the Ethical Practices Committee. By a majority vote of its members present and voting, the Board of Directors shall either

8.2. ASSESSMENTS

approve the recommended expulsion, or in lieu thereof, shall choose to censure the Member Firm in writing and publish

8.2.1. The Council may, at its discretion and upon recommendation of

same in the Council’s communications to its membership,

the Board of Directors, levy special assessments upon its Member

but otherwise shall not dismiss the complaints against the

Firms by an affirmative two-thirds vote of the total eligible voting

Member Firm. The action of the Board of Directors shall be

power cast. The amount of a special assessment will be established

final. The Council shall notify the Member Firm of the decision

as a fee per index number. An assessment will be levied for a single

by registered mail, postage prepaid, sent to the Member

fiscal year only, and can be implemented beyond that period only

Firm at its address as shown on the Council’s records.

with an affirmative vote of the successor Board of Directors. 8.2.2. Assessments shall not be levied against Members or Life Members.

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ARTICLE 9 - COMMITTEES

9.1.8. Professional Development Committee shall plan and carry out high quality, low cost professional development experiences

9.1. APPOINTED COMMITTEES The President shall appoint the following committees, and any other committees, sub-committees or task forces deemed to be needed by the Council. The President shall be an ex-officio member of all these committees. 9.1.1. Budget Committee shall consist of the President-Elect, the Treasurer and the Executive Director and shall be responsible for developing the proposed annual budget. 9.1.2 Energy and Environment Committee shall establish and maintain a productive working relationship with the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet representing the interests of the Member Firms on energy and environmental issues. This committee shall coordinate the work of its appropriate sub-committees, and shall maintain communications with other ACEC-KY committees/ sub-committees which are focused on environmental issues. 9.1.3. Ethical Practices Committee shall be created for the purposes established in Section 2.4.3. and Article 7 of these Bylaws.

addressing the needs of Member Firms. Creation of non-dues income will also be part of this committee’s charge. This will be a joint committee with the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers (KSPE). 9.1.9. Transportation Steering Committee shall establish and maintain a productive working relationship with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KTC), representing the interests of the Member Firms. This will include maintenance of the Partnering Agreement between the ACEC-KY and the KTC. This Committee shall coordinate the work of its appropriate sub-committees. 9.2. COORDINATING COMMITTEE The Coordinating Committee shall consist of the respective current Presidents, Presidents-Elect and Immediate Past Presidents of the Council and of the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers (KSPE), working together to promote communication and cooperation between the two organizations, to advance common causes, and to foster harmony in respective administrative and staffing needs. The Executive Director shall act as chair of this committee.

9.1.4. Finance and Administration Cabinet Committee shall establish and maintain a productive working relationship with the Finance and Administration Cabinet, representing the interests of the Member Firms. 9.1.5. Legislative Committee shall monitor activities of the Kentucky General Assembly and coordinate the interests of Member Firms. This will be a joint committee with the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers (KSPE). 9.1.6. Membership Committee shall plan and carry out a continuous membership campaign focused on increasing the number of ACEC-KY and ACEC Member Firms. 9.1.7. Nominating Committee shall be chaired by the immediate Past-President and include two members who are not members of the Board of Directors. This committee shall present a list of nominees as provided for in Section 3.2. of these Bylaws.

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least 44 states, many local agencies and many

WHY USE QBS?

to engage an Engineer will yield:

private sector owners and institutions, has a

Federal Law requires its use. The Brooks Act,

long and positive history.

Public Law 92-582, reaffirmed by Public Law

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100-464; included in transportation (T-21), aviation (Air-21) legislation and Superfund;

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soon to be included in Federal water acts.

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Kentucky State Law requires its use. KRS

develop a functional and cost-effective project

45A requires the use of QBS when procuring

design to meet the intended needs.

Engineer, Architect or Engineering-related

The most effective use of an engineer is for

services (“...specialized professional services...

them to become the “trusted advisor” of the

that are involved in the planning, design,

owner, a member of the team representing the

construction, maintenance, or operation

owner’s interests.

of Kentucky’s transportation systems or

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construction projects...”)

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successful project. This statement also applies

public announcement of projects, full and

Public Works Association) which represents

to the selection of architects, land surveyors,

open competition, and careful review of

the owners who procure engineering

and related professional services.

firms’ capabilities, experience, technical

services. The APWA publication, Selection

skill and personnel. Fee negotiations with

and Use of Engineers, states that the “public’s

related to the project, even though the cost of

the most qualified firm begin only after a

best interest is served when governmental

engineering services for the average project

mutually agreed and detailed scope of work

agencies select architects, engineers, and

represents less than 1% of the total lifetime cost

is drafted.

related professional technical consultants for

Design has a major impact on all other costs

of construction, operation and maintenance.

Perhaps the most important aspect

QBS is endorsed by the APWA (American

project and studies through QBS procedures.

Investing in quality design services at the

related to the use of the QBS process in

Basing selection on qualifications and

outset of the project often results in significant

procuring design services is the unique

competence (rather than price) fosters greater

long-term savings. The quality of services

relationship which it creates. When a

creativity and flexibility, improves the delivery

provided by the design engineer is the single

design professional is selected based on

of professional services, increases the value

most important factor in determining the overall

qualifications, competency and experience,

to the owner in construction and life cycle

construction costs and life-cycle cost

they become an extension of the owner’s

expenses, and minimizes the potential for

of a project.

staff and provide the opportunity for

disputes and litigation.”

Cost-effective problem solving and

Cheap design is expensive. Selecting a designer based on qualifications will enable

innovative approaches and alternative

QBS is recommended by the ABA

high-quality design can only be achieved

methods as you work together to determine

(American Bar Association) in its model

with competence and experience. The proven

the precise scope of the project. The most

procurement code for state and local

process that best helps owners find the design

effective use of an engineer is for them to

governments. “The principal reasons

consultant most qualified for their project is

become the “trusted advisor” of the owner, a

supporting this selection procedure for

known as Qualifications Based Selection (QBS).

member of the team representing the owner’s

architect, engineer and land surveying

It is the time-proven method endorsed by

interests. The product of this relationship is

services are the lack of a definitive scope

federal, state, and local governments as well

a quality design and, ultimately, a quality

of work for such services at the time the

as organizations. QBS, required for federal and

project that meets or exceeds the needs for

selection is made, and the importance of

federally funded construction projects, by at

which the project was originally conceived.

selecting the best qualified firm. In general,

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the architect, engineer, or land surveyor is

be reached return to the beginning of

• Ask for fee proposal

engaged to represent the (state’s) interest and

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ranked firm)

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to the beginning of Step 2 and proceed

buyer-seller situation. For these reasons, the

STEP 3

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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS FOR KENTUCKY ENGINEERS This summary is taken from “201 KAR 18.196”, the state regulation governing the implementation of the CPD requirements for Professional Engineers in Kentucky. The requirement begins with those who renew their License – June 2010. (Last name beginning with L through Z). During the two (2) calendar years prior to renewal, a PE must complete a total of thirty (30) PDHs (Professional Development Hours). One PDH is equal to 50 minutes of instruction/presentation time. If a PE exceeds the 30 PDHs, they may carry up to 15 PDHs forward to the next renewal. The following information should be kept in case you are involved in an audit and must demonstrate that you have met the CPD requirements: “the date of the activity, sponsoring organization, location, activity title, description, presenter’s name, and PDH units earned.” FYI – this information is included

on any certificate you receive from the Kentucky Engineering Center – KSPE/ACEC-KY. What type of CPD experience qualifies? Any activity “beyond the basic educational requirements . . . directly related to the professional growth and development of the professional engineer . . . containing technical, ethical, or managerial subjects.” The regulation goes on and on about the possibilities, including teaching, publishing, in-house seminars, etc. The bottom line is that you as a PE must determine what is beneficial to you as a professional at this point in your career. There is no approval or pre-approval process that you need to satisfy. When you renew your license, you will be asked to confirm that you have fulfilled the required 30 PDHs – and that’s it, unless you are audited. If you are audited, you will need to provide the information mentioned above and if there is a dispute, you will have 180 calendar days to get things straightened out before any action is taken.

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THE REGULATION IMPLEMENTING CPD FOR KENTUCKY’S PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS 201 KAR 18:196. Continuing professional development for engineers. RELATES TO: KRS 322.180(3), 322.190, 322.290(16) STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 322.290(16) NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: KRS 322.290(16) requires the board to adopt a program of continuing education for professional engineers. This administrative regulation establishes requirements for the continuing professional development program mandated by KRS 322.290(16) for professional engineers. Section 1. Definitions. (1) “Continuing professional development” or “CPD” means participation in activities beyond the basic educational requirements that: (a) Provide specific content to improve the professional engineer’s competence; (b) Encourage acquisition of new skills and knowledge required to maintain competence; (c) Strengthen the professional engineer’s critical inquiry and balanced judgment; (d) Raise the ethical standards within the professional community; and (e) Meet the requirements established by the provisions of this administrative regulation. (2) “Dual licensee” means a person licensed as both a professional engineer and a professional land surveyor. (3) “Licensee” means a person licensed as a professional engineer. (4) “Professional development hour” or “PDH” means not less than fifty (50) minutes of instruction or presentation that meets the requirements of this administrative regulation. (5) “Reporting period” means the two (2) calendar years preceding the June 30 deadline for renewal of license.

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Section 2. Program Structure. (1) Except as provided in Section 6 of this administrative regulation, a licensee shall complete a minimum of thirty (30) PDH units each reporting period. (2) If a licensee exceeds the requirement, a maximum of fifteen (15) PDH units may be carried forward to the next reporting period. (3) PDH units earned by a dual licensee under this administrative regulation may also be used to meet the land surveyor requirements under 201 KAR 18:192 if the PDH units meet the requirements of that administrative regulation. (4) Failure to earn the required PDH units shall constitute unprofessional conduct.

(4) CPD activities shall earn credit only if substantially different from a course for which credit was granted in the previous two (2) calendar years. (5) PDH units shall be converted as follows: (a) One (1) university semester hour shall equal forty-five (45) PDH units. (b) One (1) university quarter hour shall equal thirty (30) PDH units. (c) For teaching an activity established in Section 3(2), multiply the number of PDH units earned by participants for that activity by two (2). (d) Each published paper, article, or book shall equal ten (10) PDH units. (e) Active participation in professional or technical society

Section 3. Criteria for Professional Development.

shall equal two (2) PDH units for each organization.

(1) Continuing education hours applicable to the renewal of the license shall be directly related to the professional growth and development of the

Section 4. Determination of Credit.

professional engineer.

(1) Credit for college or university courses shall be based upon course

(2) PDH units may be earned by successful completion of the following activities: (a) College courses; (b) Continuing education courses; (c) Correspondence, televised, videotaped, distance learning, and other short course or tutorials; (d) Presenting or attending seminars, in-house courses, workshops, or professional or technical presentations made at meetings, conventions, or conferences; (e) Teaching or instructing in paragraphs (a) through (d) of this subsection; (f) Authoring published papers, articles, books, or accepted licensing examination items; and (g) Active participation in professional or technical societies as authorized in Section 4(6) (3) In order to qualify for credit, activities described in subsections (1)

credit established by the college or university. (2) Credit for qualifying seminars and workshops shall be based upon one (1) PDH for each fifty (50) minutes of instruction or presentation. (3) Attendance at qualifying programs presented at professional or technical society meetings shall earn PDH units for the actual time of each program. (4) Credit for correspondence, televised, videotaped, distance learning, and other short courses or tutorials shall be the equivalent PDH units recommended by the program author subject to board review. (5) Teaching credit shall be valid for teaching a course or seminar for the first time only. (6) (a) Credit for active participation in professional or technical societies shall require that the licensee serve as an officer committee chair of the organization. (b) PDH units shall not be earned until the end of each year of service is completed.

and (2) of this section shall: (a) Be relevant to the practice of engineering; (b) Contain technical, ethical, or managerial subjects; (c) Be an organized program of learning; (d) Be conducted by individuals with education, training, or expertise; and (e) Not include in-service training, orientation to specific institutional policies and practices, or time used to sell or advertise a product.

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SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTS FOR KENTUCKY ENGINEERS Section 5. Recordkeeping.

Section 9. Audits.

(1) The licensee shall be responsible for maintaining records used to

(1) Compliance with the CPD requirements shall be determined through a

support PDH units claimed. (2) Records required include: (a) A log showing the date of the activity, sponsoring organization, location, activity title, description, presenterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name, and PDH units earned; and (b) Attendance certification records in the form of completion certificates or other documents supporting evidence of attendance.

random selection process in which a computer program shall select five (5) percent of the licensees filing biennial renewal forms on or before September 1 of that year. (2) A licensee who is the subject of an investigation pursuant to KRS 322.190 shall be subjected to the audit requirements of this section. (3) A licensee selected for audit shall provide the board with documentation as described in Section 5 of this administrative regulation within thirty (30) days of the boardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s request. (4) If the board disallows credit due to the activity not meeting the

Section 6. Exemptions and Extensions.

requirements of Section 3(2) of this administrative regulation, or if the

(1) A licensee shall be exempted from continuing professional

PDH units reported are less than thirty (30), the licensee shall have 180

development requirements for the calendar year in which initially

calendar days after notification to substantiate the original claim or earn

licensed by the board.

other PDH units to meet the requirement.

(2) An individual who has selected inactive or retired status shall be exempt from the requirements of this administrative regulation. (3) A licensee who is unable to satisfy the CPD requirement because of physical disability, illness, or other extenuating circumstance shall be

(5) Failure to comply with the CPD requirements shall be considered a violation of KRS 322.180(3) subjecting the licensee to disciplinary action. (6) An audit resulting in a determination of noncompliance shall subject

exempted for the reporting period in which the disability, illness, or

the licensee to an automatic audit the next reporting period and each

extenuating circumstance occurs.

subsequent reporting period until an audit results in a determination of

(4) The board shall grant an extension of time to fulfill the CPD requirement for an extenuating circumstance.

compliance. (34 Ky.R. 1299; 1705; eff. 2-1-2008, 2206; 2390; eff. 6-6-2008.)

(5) An exemption or extension request shall be made in writing with supporting documentation.

KRS 322.290 (16) Adopt a program for continuing education for its

Section 7. Reinstatement. Before a license shall be reinstated by the board, a former licensee shall earn the PDH units required for each reporting period the license was revoked, suspended, or expired, up to a maximum of sixty (60) PDH units.

individual engineer licensees. (a) The program for continuing education shall not exceed a total of fifteen (15) credit clock hours per year and shall not include testing or examination of the licensee in any manner. (b) No individual engineer licensee shall be permitted to renew

Section 8. Reporting.

his or her license unless the minimum annual continuing education

(1) On the biennial renewal form, a licensee shall certify whether or not

requirements are met, except as provided in paragraph (c) of this

the licensee has met the requirements of this administrative regulation.

subsection, in addition to any other requirement for renewal.

(2) Biennial renewal forms received after September 1 shall be

subject to the audit process established in Section 9 of this

prior to January 1, 1972, who has maintained his or her license in

administrative regulation.

good standing since becoming licensed shall not be subject to any continuing education requirements.

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AFFILIATE MEMBERS

ACEC LIFE HEALTH TRUST

BB&T INSURANCE SERVICES INC.

PLANTMIX ASPHALT

2600 Network Boulevard, Ste 230

200 West Vine Street, Ste 300

INDUSTRY OF KENTUCKY

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Lexington, KY 40507

PO Box 286

CONTACT: Gary Cole

CONTACT: Daryl Carlson

Frankfort, KY 40602

P: (469) 200-4583

P: (859) 422-3883

CONTACT: Brian K. Wood

gary@aceclifehealthtrust.com

M: (859) 338-7600

P: (502) 223-3415

F: (866) 825-4626

F: (502) 223-2370

dcarlson@bbandt.com

brian@paiky.org

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purpose is to provide quality, affordable

SERVICES: Employee Health

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healthcare to ACEC member firms and to

and Welfare Insurance

SERVICES: Quality, affordable healthcare DESCRIPTION: ACEC Life Health Trust’s

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Industry of Kentucky (PAIKY) is a statewide

cost saving, compliant and innovative

trade association established in 1938.

alternatives for employee health and welfare

Today, we represent more than 50

insurance coverage to ACEC-KY member firms.

companies involved in paving and highway construction. Our mission is to serve the membership, expand the use of plant mix asphalt and promote it as the pavement material of choice throughout Kentucky but advocating, communicating, and educating our customers, government agencies, and the general public on the benefits of quality asphalt pavements.

Daryl Carlson 859-422-3885 DCarlson@BBandT.com

Collin Barber 859-422-3884 CBarber@BBandT.com

Tim Holloway 502-489-5985 THolloway@BBandT.com

Wayne Barber 502-489-6034 WBarber@BBandT.com

Roy Mattingly 502-489-5976 RMattingly@BBandT.com

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mbusick@uscky.com www.uscky.com SERVICES: Professional and Commercial Package Insurance DESCRIPTION: A recognized strength of The Underwriters Group is its superior claims administration services for both employee benefits and workers’ compensation. The combined volume of medical payments allows US&C to negotiate substantial savings on behalf of our customers. Our workers’ compensation adjusters are located in field offices to provide close proximity to our clients’ employees. This aids our adjuster in becoming familiar with how hard our clients work, developing unique relationships to understand our clients better. All of The Underwriters Group staff is connected via US&C’s computer network, which allows multiple offices to provide the same standard of services to customers in various locations. It also allows us to keep abreast of changes required by the client or jurisdictional authorities.

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KEF

BOARD OF DIRECTORS (KEF) is a non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization. It is dedicated to educational and professional activities that encourage individuals to achieve their potential as productive workers and as informed citizens. KEF is committed to the belief that the engineering profession continues to make a vital contribution to the quality of life of all Kentuckians. The education programs that KEF supports are designed to enhance the mathematical, scientific, and technical aptitudes, as well as attitudes, of Kentuckyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s students. These programs are for the most part conducted and administered by volunteer engineers throughout Kentucky. There are mutual benefits to these programs, in that engineers gain valuable social and managerial skills. As a member of the Kentucky Society of Professional Engineers, you are also a member of KEF. You are welcome to participate in the many KSPE activities that center around educational opportunities, and you are also encouraged to take that step.

PRESIDENT

TREASURER

APPOINTED DIRECTOR

D. Clay Kelly

Lee Czor

David C Mitcham

Strand Associates Inc.

Geotechnology Inc.

Kentucky American Water

325 W Main Street Ste 710

125 Trade Street

2300 Richmond Road

Louisville, KY 40202

Lexington, KY 40511

Lexington, KY 40502

P: (502) 583-7020

P: (859) 226-0761

P: (859) 335-3415

F: (502) 583-7026

F: (859) 226-0763

F: (859) 335-3393

clay.kelly@strand.com

lczor@geotechnology.com

cole.mitcham@amwater.com

PAST-PRESIDENT

KSPE-PRESIDENT

APPOINTED DIRECTOR

Michael Harris

M. Chad LaRue

Marco M Rajkovich

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Inc.

Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors

216 Windom Lane

1400 South First Street

PO Drawer 637

Nicholasville, KY 40356-8104

Louisville, KY 40208

Frankfort, KY 40602

Rajkovich Williams Kilpatrick & True PLLC

P: (502) 583-5994

P: (502) 223-3422

P: (859) 245-1059

F: (502) 583-7321

F: (502) 223-4624

F: (859) 245-1231

m.harris@jtleng.com

clarue@kahc.org

rajkovich@rwktlaw.com

SECRETARY

ACEC-KY PRESIDENT-ELECT

APPOINTED DIRECTOR

Arthur S Curtis Jr.

Shawn Washer

Tony Marconi

790 Cindy Blair Way

HDR Inc.

Louisville, MSD

Lexington, KY 40503

2550 Irvin Cobb Drive

700 West Liberty

P: (859) 223-7546

Paducah, KY 42003

Louisville, KY 40202

artcurtisjr@gmail.com

P: (270) 444-9691

P: (502) 540-6398

F: (270) 443-3943

F: (502) 540-6109

shawn.washer@hdrinc.com

tony.marconi@louisvillemsd.org

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MATHCOUNTS STATE

REGIONAL DIRECTOR

APPOINTED DIRECTOR

Chuck Anderson

David Lamb

R. Darin Hensley

Strand Associates

2106 JD Buchanan Road

EA Partners PLC

325 W Main Street, Ste 710

Hanson, KY 42413

3111 Wall Street

Louisville, KY 40202-2945

Associated Engineers Inc.

Lexington, KY 40513

P: (502) 583-7020

P: (270) 821-7732

P: (859) 296-9889

F: (502) 583-7026

F: (270) 821-7789

F: (859) 296-9887

chuck.anderson@strand.com

david@associatedengineers.com

dhensley@eapartners.com REGIONAL DIRECTOR

EX-OFFICIO MEMBER

SAME-KP SCHOLARSHIP

W A Mossbarger Jr.

George Binder

APPOINTED DIRECTOR

3296 Cornwall Drive

KSPE/ACEC-KY

Kristen H Crumpton

Lexington, KY 40503

160 Democrat Drive

AECOM

P: (859) 223-5618

Frankfort, KY 40601

500 West Jefferson Street, Ste 1600

w.mossbarger@insightbb.com

P: (502) 695-5680

Louisville, KY 40202

F: (502) 237-0236

P: (502) 569-2301

george@kyengcenter.org

F: (502) 569-2304

kristen.crumpton@aecom.com

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT

BLUEGRASS REGION VP

WESTERN REGION VP

M. Chad LaRue PE

R. Darin Hensley, PE, LSIT

Joseph T. Watson PE

Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors

EA Partners PLC

American Engineers Inc.

PO Drawer 637

3111 Wall Street, Suite 1

65 Aberdeen Drive

Frankfort, KY 40602

Lexington, KY 40513

Glasgow, KY 42141

P: (502) 223-3422

P: (859) 296-9889

P: (270) 651-7220

F: (502) 223-4624

dhensley@eapartners.com

F: (270) 651-3246

clarue@kahc.org

jwatson@aei.cc CENTRAL REGION VP

PRESIDENT ELECT

Lora N Boller PE

NATIONAL DELEGATE

Kelly R Meyer PE,LS

DLZ Kentucky

Michael C. Harris PE

HDR Engineering

201 Brighton Park Blvd

Jacobi Toombs & Lanz Inc.

401 West Main Street

Frankfort, KY 40601

1400 South First Street

Louisville, KY 40202

P: (502) 695-2300

Louisville, KY 40208

P: (502) 584-4118

F: (502) 695-1497

P: (502) 583-5994

F: (502) 589-3009

lboller@dlz.com

F: (502) 583-7321

kelly.meyer@hdrinc.com

m.harris@jtleng.com EASTERN REGION VP

TREASURER

Cliff Latta III PE

PAST PRESIDENT

Matthew H Rogers PE

Vaughn and Melton

Lee J Czor PE

DDS Engineering PLLC

109 S 24th Street

Geotechnology Inc.

148 Chester Court

Middlesboro, KY 40965

125 Trade Street Suite D

Bowling Green, KY 42103

P: (606) 248-6600

Lexington, KY 40511

P: (270) 843-2247

F: (606) 248-0372

P: (859) 226-0761

F: (270) 843-9323

cblatta@vaughnmelton.com

F: (859) 226-0763

mattr@ddsengineering.com

lczor@geotechnology.com LOUISVILLE REGION VP

SECRETARY

Wesley C. Sydnor PE

EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBER

Kristen H. Crumpton, PE

Louisville MSD

George Binder

AECOM

700 West Liberty Street

KSPE/ACEC-KY

500 West Jefferson Street, Suite 1600

Louisville, KY 40203

160 Democrat Drive

Louisville, KY 40202

P: (502) 540-6274

Frankfort, KY 40601

P: (502) 569-2301

wesley.sydnor@louisvillemsd.org

P: (502) 695-5680

F: (502) 569-2304

F: (502) 237-0236

kristen.crumpton@aecom.com

george@kyengcenter.org

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PARTNERING AGREEMENT Between

ENERGY and ENVIRONMENT CABINET of KENTUCKY And

AMERICAN COUNCIL of ENGINEERING COMPANIES of KENTUCKY The Energy and Environment Cabinet of Kentucky (EEC-KY) and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky (ACEC-KY) seek through this agreement to continue a partnership between our organizations for the purpose of sharing information and working together to promote professional knowledge and continue enhancement of the health, safety, and welfare of the Citizens of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are committed to work together toward the following goals: • Promotion of common interests relating to our involvement in the practice of quality engineering as it impacts all areas of the Commonwealth's Environment and Natural Resources; • A continuing dialogue between EEC-KY and ACEC-KY at the Cabinet, Department, and Division Levels to advance the health, safety, and welfare of the Citizens of the Commonwealth; • Promotion of continuing education, use of best practices and technology, and enhancement of the delivery of professional design services; and • Promotion of public education and sound public policy regarding environmental and public protection issues within the Commonwealth.

We the undersigned agree to undertake and implement the above as applicable to each of us. Entered into this 18th day of June 2013.

Dr. Len Peters

Randolph Scott, PE, PLS

Secretary, EEC-KY

President, ACEC-KY

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FINANCE and ADMINISTRATION CABINET of KENTUCKY And

AMERICAN COUNCIL of ENGINEERING COMPANIES of KENTUCKY The Finance and Adminstiration Cabinet of Kentucky (FA-KY) and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky (ACEC-KY) seek through this agreement to continue a partnership between our organizations for the purpose of sharing information and working together to promote professional knowledge and continue enhancement of the health, safety, and welfare of the Citizens of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are committed to work together toward the following goals: • Promotion of common interests relating to our involvement in the practice of quality engineering as it impacts all areas of the Commonwealth; • A continuing dialogue between FA-KY and ACEC-KY at the Cabinet, Department, and Division Levels to advance the health, safety, and welfare of the Citizens of the Commonwealth; • Promotion of continuing education, use of best practices and technology, and enhancement of the delivery of professional design services; and • Promotion of public education and sound public policy regarding construction, finance and administration issues within the Commonwealth.

We the undersigned agree to undertake and implement the above as applicable to each of us. Entered into this 18th day of June 2013.

Lori Hudson Flanery Secretary, FA-KY

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PARTNERING AGREEMENT Between

TRANSPORTATION CABINET of KENTUCKY And

AMERICAN COUNCIL of ENGINEERING COMPANIES of KENTUCKY The Transportation Cabinet of Kentucky (KYTC) and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Kentucky (ACEC-KY) seek through this agreement to continue a partnership between our organizations for the purpose of sharing information and working together to promote professional knowledge and continue enhancement of the health, safety, and welfare of the Citizens of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We are committed to work together toward the following goals: • Promotion of common interests relating to our involvement in the practice of quality engineering as it impacts all areas of the Commonwealth's Transportation Infrastructure; • A continuing dialogue between KYTC and ACEC-KY at the Cabinet, Department, and Division Levels to advance the health, safety, and welfare of the Citizens of the Commonwealth; • Promotion of continuing education, use of best practices and technology, and enhancement of the delivery of professional design services; and • Promotion of public education and sound public policy regarding environmental and public protection issues within the Commonwealth.

We the undersigned agree to undertake and implement the above as applicable to each of us. Entered into this 18th day of June 2013.

Randolph Scott, PE, PLS President, ACEC-KY

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ADVERTISERS' INDEX COMPANY NAME

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PHONE NUMBER

ACEC Life/Health Trust

469-200-4583

www.aceclifehealthtrust.com

American Engineers, Inc.

270-651-7220

www.aei.cc

Bacon, Farmer, Workman/Marcum Engineering

270-443-1995

www.bfwengineers.com

BB&T Insurance, Inc.

859-224-8899

www.bbandt.com

Bowser-Morner

859-233-0250

www.bowser-morner.com

CDM SMITH

Civil Design, Inc.

314-863-5570

www.civildesigninc.com

FORTERRA Pipe & Precast

469-458-7973

www.forterrabp.com

Thelen Associates, A Division of Geotechnology, Inc.

859-746-9400

www.geotechnology.com

Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.

502-339-3557

www.gpinet.com

GRW

800-432-9537

www.grwinc.com

HDR Engineering, Inc.

HW Lochner

859-224-4476

www.hwlochner.com

Kenvirons, Inc.

502-695-4357

www.kenvirons.com

Michael Baker International

410-880-3055

www.mbakerintl.com

Parsons

502-653-6628

www.parsons.com

Plantmix Asphalt Industry of Kentucky

502-223-3415

www.paiky.org

Stantec

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ACEC-KY is headquartered in the Kentucky Engineering Center (KEC), the professional home of Kentucky’s engineers. KEC serves Kentucky’s engineers with a modern, efficient and professional home, complete with a computer lab and training facility. The Kentucky Engineering Center hosts professional meetings and sessions with state leaders. Several organizations use the facility as a meeting location, making KEC well on its way to becoming “the” engineering center for Kentucky.

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