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Congratulations to the Northwestern Regional Airport Commission at Cherry Capital Airport (TVC) in Traverse City on its recognition as Airport of the Year by MDOT–AERO (Michigan Department of Transportation–Aeronautics) for its outstanding efforts associated with the rehabilitation and extension of Runway 10/28. Prein&Newhof’s airport team worked for 10+ years with TVC staff, the Northwestern Regional Airport Commission, […]
Learn More >By Jim Hegarty, PE The University of North Carolina’s Environmental Finance Center recently shared an article highlighting four proposed White House initiatives that could change business as usual in the water infrastructure funding world. The four concepts introduced in it are: $100 billion in incentives for projects that increase revenue streams and support economic development. A […]
Learn More >Congratulations to P&N Senior Project Manager Thomas A. Smith, PE, CFM who was recently named Chair of the Michigan Stormwater–Floodplain Association (MSFA). Tom has been a member of MSFA for 15 years, and has served on the Board of Directors since 2010. As Chair, he is responsible for presiding over MSFA Executive Board Meetings and the annual […]
Learn More >Prein&Newhof is proud to announce that Jonathan Nelson recently earned his Professional Engineer (PE) license 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, and pass the Principles and […]
Learn More >Congratulations to our client, City of Walker, project manager Jason Washler, and our P&N project team on the recognition for the Fred Meijer Standale Trail Pedestrian Tunnel at M–45. This project recently won the American Public Works Association (APWA) Michigan Project of the Year (2018) for the Transportation category. This award was established to promote […]
Learn More >To encourage energy waste reduction, the Michigan Agency for Energy (MAE) is offering rebates for conversion to light-emitting diodes (LEDs). There are two programs with money available for distribution: 2018 LED Streetlight Rebate Program 2018 LED Buildings (Public & Nonprofit) Interior and Exterior Lighting Rebate Program MAE will match utility rebates up to 25 % […]
Learn More >The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recently announced increased funding limits for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) and for the Recreation Passport (RP) Grants for 2018. The LWCF maximum grant is $300,000, up from $150,000 last year, and the RP maximum grant is $150,000 increased from $75,000. Eligible projects include: Acquisition of property for recreation Development […]
Learn More >Get in touch with us today by completing this short e-form on our website’s Survey page. Our survey team wants to help! Our capabilities include: Addressing ALTA/ACSM As Constructed Boundary Surveys Cemetery Surveys Construction Staking Deed Mapping Drain Surveys Legal Descriptions Mortgage Inspections Topographic Surveys After you complete the e-form, we will contact you to […]
Learn More >The Great Lakes Fishery Trust (GLFT) announced this month that it has $500,000 available for grants to remove dams, improve Great Lakes wetlands, and perform stream crossing inventories. The application deadline is February 23, 2018. For more information about this opportunity, contact Jim Hegarty, PE or read more here.
Learn More >Reeds Lake Boulevard in East Grand Rapids passes over a small channel connecting Reeds Lake and Fisk Lake. The large culvert carrying flow between the lakes had been slowly sinking, but repair crews kept the road surface from dipping by adding asphalt layers periodically. In 2014, the City of East Grand Rapids decided it was […]
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