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Monday, August 20, 2018 was Prein&Newhof’s first day of operation in the historic, 111 year–old Cobbs and Mitchell Building in downtown Cadillac. Built in 1907, the Cobbs and Mitchell building is on the national register of historic places, especially noted for the many native wood species used in finishes throughout the building. It was built […]
Learn More >Prein&Newhof is honored to announce that P&N Engineer Kendra Altena has earned her Professional Engineer (PE) License in the State of Michigan. To earn the PE License in the State of Michigan, one must earn a four–year college degree, pass the Fundamentals of Engineering exam, work under a Professional Engineer for at least four years (three years for […]
Learn More >The Nonpoint Source Program is requesting proposals for fiscal year 2019 funding for watershed projects. The goal is to protect and restore impaired waters from nonpoint source (NPS) pollution. Funding may be used for physical improvements, information/education strategies, land use planning, the installation of easements, and related activities. Projects must address specific sources of nonpoint […]
Learn More >Prein&Newhof is pleased to announce that PSMJ Resources, Inc. selected our company as a 2018 Circle of Excellence member. This is our fifth consecutive year receiving this recognition. This award distinguishes those firms that are not only good at their practice, but also at running their practice as a business. PSMJ Resources, Inc. is a leading management […]
Learn More >Prein&Newhof is proud to announce that Tyler DeNooyer, Steve Taplin, and Lucas Timmer recently earned their Professional Engineer (PE) licenses in the State of Michigan. To earn the PE license in the State of Michigan, individuals must earn a four–year college degree, pass the Fundamentals of Engineering exam, work under a Professional Engineer for at least four years […]
Learn More >The Great Lakes Fishery Trust (GLFT) has up to $500,000 available for projects focused on significantly increasing access to the Great Lakes fishery for shore-based angling and tribal commercial fishing in Michigan. Supported activities may include: Construction of new access sites Upgrades and renovations to existing access sites Engineering and feasibility studies for proposed access […]
Learn More >Following much debate and public input, Michigan’s new lead pipe regulation is strictest in the nation. Michigan’s New Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) has been filed with the State’s Office of the Great Seal, putting it into effect immediately. The Rule is under the authority of the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act. With this new LCR, Michigan now has the […]
Learn More >James Hegarty, PE retired in May after 25 years at Prein&Newhof. With a background in pipe sales, Jim joined P&N in 1993, and was given the directive to “get more work”. During his career, Jim approached his work with an entrepreneurial mindset, applying his broad working knowledge of civil engineering to find new client relationships […]
Learn More >We are saddened by the recent death of Prein&Newhof co-founder, H. Edward Prein. Our thoughts and prayers go to the Prein family during this time. Ed will be remembered for his vision, wisdom, strong technical skills, and committed service to our clients, all of which helped to grow our business. In 1969, Ed Prein, PE, PS and Tom Newhof, PE established Prein&Newhof, a […]
Learn More >The United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development has several programs to assist businesses and municipalities with infrastructure issues in rural areas. The USDA–RD Michigan office recently announced that they have additional appropriation from the federal office for its Water and Waste Disposal Grant and Low Interest Loan Program. This program provides funding for clean and reliable drinking […]
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