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About the American Council of Engineering Companies of Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

ACEC Georgia ~ Leadership 2013-2014 Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

ACEC Georgia Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Letter from Jerry C. (Jay) Wolverton Jr., PE, President ACEC Georgia 2013-2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

ACEC Georgia Fellows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

About Professional Development Hours (PDH) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Commonly Asked Questions About ACEC Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

The Value of ACEC Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

ACEC Georgia R. Berl Elder Memorial Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Serving the Public by Providing Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

ACEC Georgia Life Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Engineering Excellence Awards 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Member Firms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35

Affiliate Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66

Qualifications-Based Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76

ACEC Georgia Member Specialty Matrix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78


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Aecom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Amec . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Anderson Corporate Solutions . . . . . . . .3

Atkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Atlantic Coast Consulting . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Ayres Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Burns and McDonnell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Cardno / ATC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

Cardno / TBE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76

CDM Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71

Clark Patterson Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Crow Friedman Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Deemer, Dana & Froehle . . . .Back Cover

Edwards-Pitman Environmental . . . . . . . .5

Engineered Restorations . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

G. Ben Turnipseed Engineers . . . . . . . . .13

Geocomp Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

Georgia Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74

GeoSyntec Consultants . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Golder Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Hayward Baker . . . . . . .Inside Back Cover

HDR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72

Heath and Lineback Engineers . . . . . . . .7

HNTB Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

JAT Consulting Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Keck and Wood Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Kimley-Horn and Associates . . . . . . . . .12

McDonough Bolyard Peck . . . . . . . . . . . .6

MH Miles Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

New South Associates . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Nova Engineering and Environmental . . .9

Patterson and Dewar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

Photo Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Pond and Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Prime Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

Reynolds, Smith and Hills . . . . . . . . . . . .24

RHD Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Rosser International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76

S&ME Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Schnabel Engineering South . . . . . . . . . .23

SiltSaver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75

Stantec Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Stevenson and Palmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

STV / Ralph Whitehead Associates . . . . .4

Terracon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73

THC Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77

T. Wayne Owens and Associates . . . . . .15

Thomas and Hutton Engineering . . . . .14

URS Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

United Consulting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Uzun and Case Engineers . . . . . . . . . . .23

W.R. Toole Engineers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77

Willmer Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Wolverton and Associates . . . . . . . . . . .22

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Formed in 1956 as a self-governing, Geor-gia non-profit corporation with the mis-sion of advancing the business and profes-sion of engineering in Georgia. ACECGeorgia accomplishes this mission bydelivering on the three core pillars of ourValue Proposition:

PolITICAl ADVoCACY ~ Serving asthe voice of the business of engineering atevery level of government.

bUsIness DeVeloPMenT ~ Creatingnetworking opportunities, meetings andprograms that connect our members topotential clients, partners and the otherleaders of the engineering industry. Help-ing to develop the business and marketingskills of the future leaders of the engineer-ing profession.

FIRM oPeRATIons ~ Providing pro-grams and resources that highlight bestbusiness practices, leadership develop-ment, and technology. Providing a forumfor the exchange of business and profes-sional knowledge.

ACEC Georgia represents more than 200Members, which employ more than 7,000people in Georgia. ACEC Georgia Mem-ber Firms are consulting engineering firmsfrom across the spectrum of engineeringdisciplines, with permanent offices in theState of Georgia that are staffed by quali-fied and registered professional engineers.

ACEC Georgia also represents AffiliateMember firms, which provide profes-sional services or products to MemberFirms or which are complementary to theACEC Georgia’s mission. Only firmsjudged to be ineligible for membership asa Member Firm are eligible to becomeAffiliate Members.

ACEC Georgia is a member organizationof the American Council of EngineeringCompanies, a national federation of 51state and regional organizations headquar-tered in Washington, DC.

ACEC is the largest national organizationof engineers engaged in the independentpractice of consulting engineering.

Members subscribe to the Code of Profes-sional Conduct of the American Councilof Engineering Companies.

our Vision

The American Council of EngineeringCompanies will be the organization lead-ing the business interests of firms provid-ing professional knowledge and servicesfor the built environment.

About our Members

• Consists of both Regular and Affiliatemembership categories

• Regular Member firms have as theirprincipal business the practice of con-sulting engineering, environmental,technical and management services

• Regular Members represent all engi-neering disciplines and services, andrange in size from 1-person firms tofirms with thousands of employees

• Staffed by qualified and registeredengineers, Regular Members main-tain permanent offices in the State ofGeorgia and are licensed to practiceengineering by the Georgia StateBoard of Registration

• Affiliate Members provide profession-al services or products to MemberFirms or which are complementary toACEC Georgia’s mission

About the services of

Professional Consulting engineers

Consulting engineering firms offer a vari-ety of services, including consultations,investigations and reports; engineeringdesign; and construction-related services.The types of projects that a consultingengineering firm may be called on todesign include:• highways • bridges

• airports• terminal facilities• water resources development• water supply• flood control• wastewater treatment• industrial water treatment• solid waste disposal• foundations and subsurface soil

conditions• engineering services for buildings of

many kinds—factories, plants, ware-houses, power plants, banks, hospi-tals, churches, schools, offices, apart-ments, shopping centers, stadiums,hotels and others

Non-design services include:• construction cost estimates • financial analysis• groundwater contamination

assessments• environmental studies• forensics• hydrologic studies• construction management• regulatory permit negotiations• public policy evaluation• other technical activities

The profession of consulting engineeringis committed to serving the public interestand to providing both the technology andexpertise to improve our way of life. Whatwe do truly is all around you. v

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AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COMPANIES OF GEORGIALeadership 2013-2014 – Board of Directors


Front, l-r: Taylor Wright (Atkins North America); Jay Wolverton, Chair (Wolverton & Associates); Anita Atkinson (Patterson & DewarEngineers); Eddie Williams (Keck & Wood, Inc.); Darrell Rochester (Rochester & Associates)

Back, l-r: Doug Robinson (Walter P Moore); David Wright (Neel-Schaffer); David McFarlin (Long Engineering); Kevin McOmber (ClarkPatterson Lee); David Estes (Ayres Associates); John Heath (Heath & Lineback Engineers); Charles Ezelle (omas & Hutton Engineering)

Not pictured: Jim Case (Uzun & Case Engineers); Scott Gero (AECOM); Don Harris (URS Corporation); Rob Lewis (HNTB Corporation);Roseana Richards (Pond & Company)

Ralph Bush, PE 1956-57

Berl Elder, PE 1956-58

Benjamin S. Persons, PE 1959

T. Z. Chastain, PE 1960

John E. Anderson, PE 1961-62

Thomas E. Blakely, PE 1963

James T. Mundy, PE 1964

Britt Alderman, Jr., PE 1965

Laurence W. Dabney, PE 1966

Lewis L. Zickel, PE 1967

Robert L. Boehmig, PE 1968

Preston E. Newman, PE 1969

T. E. Stivers, PE 1970

Paul C. Rosser, PE 1971

W. F. Peck, PE 1972

Karl T. Decker, Jr., PE 1973

Charles H. Jones, PE 1974

Andrew J. Gravino, PE 1975

Walter L. Hibble, PE 1976-77

H. Alfred Bolton, III, PE 1977-78

Peter H. Giles, PE 1978-79

Thomas B. Harrell, Jr., PE 1979-80

Derek C. C. Peters, Jr., PE 1980-81

Randolph Goulding, PE 1981-82

Edward W. Davidson Jr., PE 1982-83

Elmo A. Richardson, Jr., PE 1983-84

Robert H. Sparks, PE 1984-85

Rex T. Pless, PE 1985-86

James A. Cape, PE 1986-87

Robert F. Peoples, PE 1987-88

Joe A. Hastey, PE 1988-89

William L. Jorden, PE 1989-90

Joe T. Wright, PE 1991-91

W. J. van Reenen, PE 1991-92

Donald E. Hill, PE 1992-93

Richard DeYoung, PE 1993-94

Thomas C. Leslie, PE 1994

J. Al Pond, PE 1994-96

Dale A. Gaines, PE 1996-97

Patricia F. Mahoney, PE 1997-98

Wendell P. Palmer, PE 1998

Donald E. Kinser, PE 1998-00

Tom Gorman, PE 2000-01

G. Edward Ellis,PE 2001-02

Donald Allen, PE 2002-03

Christopher Quigley, PE 2003-04

Scott Smelter, PE 2004-05

Bruce Moulds, PE 2005-06

Richard K. Little 2006-07

Doris I. Willmer, PE 2007-08

Jeffery G. Dingle, PE 2008-09

William R. Toole, PE 2009-10

Thomas D. Gambino, PE 2010-11

James R. Hamilton, PE 2011-12

Edgar G. Williams, PE 2012-13

PAST PRESIDENTS

ACEC GEORGIA STAFFMichael l. “sully” sullivanPresident & Ceo• Leadership & Governance• Government Relations & Public Affairs• Political Action Committee• External Relations

Gwen D. brandon, CAe | Chief operating officer• Operations & Office Management• Finance & Budget• Future Leaders Program

Kathy belcher | Member services Manager• Member Services • Membership Recruitment & Retention• Program Development• Event Planning

Mia Wilson | Accounting Manager• Dues/Invoices• Accounts Receivable/Payable• Database Maintenance• ACEC Georgia’s R. Berl Elder Memorial Scholarship

(l-r): Michael Sullivan, Gwen Brandon, Kathy Belcher & Mia Wilson


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Dear ACEC Georgia Members and Friends:

It is with great pleasure that we present the 2013-2014 ACEC Georgia Membership Directory. Inside

you will find detailed information on the best engineering firms in our state and the services they provide.

We also have the listing of our affiliate members whose business roles are of great support to the engineer-

ing profession.

ACEC Georgia is organized to protect and promote the business needs of the engineering profes-

sion. The guiding principles of our organization are political advocacy, business development and firm

operations. Our member firms not only provide exceptional engineering but they also believe in these

great principles which makes them more than just an engineering firm.

In this publication you will find great information that explains the value of ACEC Georgia. You will learn about our group’s

leadership and great staff. You can also learn valuable information on important issues such as Quality Based Selection (QBS) and pro-

fessional development hours required to maintain your license. This is your guide to all that ACEC does.

Thank you to our members for all you do to promote the health, safety and well-being of the public. Let me encourage you to

find your niche and get involved. There are great things going on at ACEC Georgia. Come be a part of all that is happening.

Sincerely,

Jerry C. (Jay) Wolverton, Jr., P.E.

Wolverton & Associates, Inc.

Chairman of ACEC Georgia


For information, contact us at: 233 Peachtree street | suite 700 | Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Phone: 404-521-2324 | Fax: 404-521-0283 | www.acecga.org

T.Z. Chastain, Pe

Consulting Engineer

2336 Leafmore Dr.

Decatur, GA 30033

edward W. Davidson, Jr., Pe

Rosser International, Inc.

524 W. Peachtree Street, NW

Atlanta, GA 30308

Harold A. Dombeck, Pe

Dombeck Associates, Inc.

1775 Noblin Summit Drive, N.W.

Duluth, GA 30097-7308

F. Vreeland George, Pe

201 Wheeler Street

Savannah, GA 31405

Thomas b. Harrell Jr., Pe

Robinson Associates

2925 Sawnee Lake Lane

Cumming, GA 30040

Charles H. Jones, Pe

White Oak Farms

3856 Mt. Paran Church Road

Social Circle, GA 30025

Preston e. newman, Pe

Consulting Engineer

15 Oakfield Drive

Rome, GA 30161

Rex T. Pless, Pe

Bennett & Pless, Inc.

3395 Northeast Expressway

Dartmouth Bldg, Suite 110

Atlanta, GA 30341

elmo A. Richardson, Jr., Pe

Stantec Consulting Services

4875 Riverside Drive

Macon, GA 31210

Doris I. Willmer, Pe

Willmer Engineering Inc.

3772 Pleasantdale Road

Suite 165

Atlanta, GA 30340-4270

Dave Wright, Pe

Neel-Schaffer, Inc.

275 Corporate Center Drive

Suite C

Stockbridge, GA 30281

American Council of Engineering Companies of Georgia Fellows represents those individuals who have been principals of a member firmfor five years or more; who have served ACEC or a member organization with distinction as an officer, director or active committee mem-ber; and who have nobly contributed to the advancement of consulting engineering. These members were nominated for this honor basedon their achievements, and we commend them for their contributions.

ACEC GEORGIA FELLOWS


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Requirements for

Professional engineers

ACEC Georgia provides excellent Profes-sional Development Hour (PDH) oppor-tunities for members at a fraction of thecost of continuing education programsoffered elsewhere. Not only does ACECGeorgia help members meet the staterequirements for licensing, but it doublesthe benefits for participants by also help-ing them develop valuable contacts withintheir professional and business communi-ty. In addition to PDH technical sessionsat the ACEC Georgia Annual Meetingeach summer other seminars are heldthroughout the year. Please visit theACEC Georgia website at www.acecga.orgto find out more about upcoming PDHopportunities.

Rule for Professional engineers

& land surveyors Chapter 180-11

Continuing Professional Competency

180-11-.01 Introduction.Beginning January 1, 1997, as stated inO.C.G.A. 43-15-6(b), “. . . which beginsafter the 1996 renewal cycle,” every regis-trant shall meet the continuing profession-al competency requirements of these rulesfor professional development as a condi-tion for licensure renewal.

180-11-.02 Definitions.Terms used in this section are defined as follows:(a) Professional Development Hour. The

numerical unit of measure used incalculating compliance with thisChapter is a Professional Develop-ment Hour or PDH. All units andhours attributed to the courses andactivities acceptable in satisfying thisChapter’s requirements are translatedinto PDH’s by operation of Rule 180-11-.04 of this Chapter.

(b) Course/Activity. Any qualifying courseor activity with a clear purpose andobjective which will maintain,improve, or expand the skills andknowledge relevant to the land survey-or’s or professional engineer’s practice.

(c) Continuing Education Course/Unit.

1. Continuing Education Course. Acourse, seminar, workshop or otherprofessional or technical presentationor activity taken or attended for thepurpose of maintaining, improving,or expanding the skills and knowledgerelevant to the registrant’s practice.

2. Continuing Education Unit. Theunit of measure attributed to Contin-uing Education Courses is a Continu-ing Education Unit or CEU. Ten (10)hours of class in a Continuing Educa-tion Course equals one (1) Continu-ing Education Unit.

(d) College Courses/Unit Measure.

1. College Course. When used in thisChapter, a College course is a techni-cal course in a curriculum which has

been accredited by the AccreditationBoard for Engineering and Technolo-gy, or a technical course that is specif-ically relevant to engineering or sur-veying, which is offered by a college,university, or other institution.

(e) College/Unit Semester/QuarterHour. A College/Unit Semester/Quarter Hour is a unit of measureattributed by the offering college,university, or institution, to a particu-lar course, which is translated intoPDH’s by operation of Rule 180-11-.04 of this Chapter.

(f ) Registrant. When used in this Chap-ter, a person who is licensed as eithera professional engineer or a land sur-veyor is deemed to be a registrant.


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(g) Dual Registrant. When used in thisChapter, a person who is licensed asboth a professional engineer and aland surveyor is deemed to be a dualregistrant.

(h) Board. The State Board of Registra-tion for Professional Engineers andLand Surveyors.

(i) Sponsor. A sponsor is an organiza-tion, college, university, institution,or individual which provides acourse/activity for which the profes-sional engineer or land surveyor seeksto obtain Professional DevelopmentHour credit.

(j) Successful Completion of aCourse/Activity. Satisfactory comple-tion of a course/activity taken for thepurpose of obtaining PDH’s meansfulfilling the course or activity’srequirements and obtaining a certifi-cate of completion or its equivalent.

180-11-.03 Requirements.(1) Professional Engineers. Every profes-

sional engineer is required to obtainthirty (30) PDH’s each twenty-four(24) month (Biennial) renewal peri-od. If a professional engineer exceedsthe requirements in any biennialrenewal period, a maximum of fifteen(15) PDH’s may be carried forwardinto the subsequent renewal period.

(2) Land Surveyors. Every land surveyoris required to obtain fifteen (15)PDH’s each twenty-four (24) monthbiennial renewal period. In addition,every land surveyor must ensure that,once every five (5) years, at least six(6) PDH’s in “Minimum TechnicalStandards” be included in theirPDH’s acquired. If a land surveyorexceeds the requirements in any bien-nial period, a maximum of seven andone-half (7.5) PDH’s may be carriedforward into the subsequent renewalperiod.

(3) Dual Registrants. The person with adual license is required to obtain thir-ty (30) PDH units for a twenty-four(24) month (Biennial) renewal peri-od. If a dual registrant exceeds therequirement in any Biennial renewal

period, a maximum of fifteen (15)PDH’s may be carried forward intothe subsequent renewal period. Atleast one-third (1/3) of the PDH’s ina renewal period must be obtained inengineering, and one-third (1/3) insurveying. The remaining units maybe in either field, at the discretion ofthe registrant.

(4) PDH’s may be earned as follows:(a) Successful completion of college

courses.

(b) Successful completion of continuingeducation courses.

(c) Successful completion of correspon-dence, televised, videotaped, audio-taped, and other short courses/tutori-als taken for the purpose of maintain-

ing, improving, or expanding theskills and knowledge relevant to theland surveyor’s or professional engi-neer’s practice.

(d) Presenting or attending seminars, in-house courses, workshops, or profes-sional or technical presentationsmade at meetings, conventions orconferences which are relevant to theland surveyor’s or professional engi-neer’s practice.

(e) Teaching or instructing in any arearelevant to the land surveyor’s or pro-fessional engineer’s practice.

(f ) Authoring published papers, articles,or books in any area relevant to theland surveyor’s or professional engi-neer’s practice.

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(g) Active participation in professional ortechnical societies. (For professionalengineers only.)

(h) Receiving patents in any area relevantto the land surveyor’s or professionalengineer’s practice.

180-11-.04 UnitsThe conversion of other units of credit toProfessional Development Hours is as fol-lows:(1) One (1) college or unit semester

hour: 45 PDH

(2) One (1) college or unit quarter hour:30 PDH

(3) One (1) Continuing Education Unit:10 PDH

(4) One (1) Hour of professional devel-opment in coursework, seminars, orprofessional or technical presenta-tions made at meetings, conventions,conferences, or examination prepara-tion.

(5) For teaching of professional develop-ment coursework as in 180-11-.04,apply a multiple of two (2). Teachingcredit valid for teaching a course orseminar for the first time only. Teach-ing does not apply to full-time faculty.

(6) Authorizing published papers, arti-cles, or books in any area relevant tothe land surveryor’s or professionalengineer’s practice: 10 PDH

(7) Active participation in professionaland technical society (for professionalengineers only): 2 PDH

(8) Each patent in any area relevant to theland surveyor’s or profess iona l engi-neer’s practice: 10 PDH

180-11-.05 Determination of Credits.The Board has the final authorityregarding:(a) Approval of courses, classes, seminars,

meetings, and all other methods ofsatisfying the requirements of thisChapter; and

(b) The number of PDH’s allocated to

each course, class, seminar, meeting,and any other method of satisfyingthe requirements of this Chapter.

180-11-.06 Recordkeeping.To ensure compliance of continuing edu-cation, the Board shall randomly audit anumber of registrants. Registrants licensedby way of examination or comity, shall beexempt from continuing educationrequirements for their first renewal period.Maintaining records to be used to supportPDH’s Claimed, is the responsibility ofthe registrant. Records required include:(a) A log showing the type of activity,

sponsoring organization, location,duration, instructor’s or speaker’sname, and PDH’s earned.

(b) Attendance verification records in theform of completion certificates, orother documents supporting evidenceof attendance; or records as main-tained by professional organizations,or other similar repositories designat-ed by the Board.

(c) The log and records described in Rule180-11-.06(a) and (b) must be main-tained for a period of four years andcopies may be requested by the Board

for audit verification purposes.

180-11-.07 Exemptions.A registrant is exempt from the profession-al development education requirementsunder any of the following circumstances:(1) Registrants licensed by way of exami-

nation or comity, shall be exempt fortheir first renewal period.

(2) A professional engineer serving ontemporary duty in the armed forces ofthe United States for a period of timeexceeding one hundred twenty (120)consecutive days shall be exempt fromobtaining 15 of the professionaldevelopment hours required duringthat biennial period in which themajority of the days of duty fall. Like-wise, a land surveyor shall be exemptfrom obtaining 7.5 professionaldevelopment hours during that bien-nial period.

(3) Registrants experiencing physical dis-ability, illness, or other extenuatingcircumstances as approved by theBoard may be exempt. Supportingdocumentation must be furnished tothe Board.


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(4) Registrants over the age of 65 whohave applied for an inactive license,who list their occupation as “Retired”or “Inactive” on the Board-approvedrenewal form, and who further certifythat they are no longer receiving anyremuneration from providing profes-sional engineering or land surveyingservices shall be exempt from profes-sional development hours. In theevent such a person elects to return toactive practice of professional engi-neering or land surveying, profession-al development hours must be earnedas described in “180-11-.08 Rein-statement” before returning to activepractice.

(5) Individuals who qualify for exemp-tion by way of paragraph (4) abovemay continue to use the words Profes-sional Engineer (or P.E.), or LandSurveyor (or L.S.) as appropriate,after their names as long as they con-tinue to fall under the restrictionsspecified and are not actively practic-ing engineering or land surveying.

180-11-.08 Reinstatement.A registrant may bring an inactive or sus-pended (provided all other conditions ofthe suspension are filled) license to activestatus by obtaining all delinquent PDH’s.A MINIMUM OF 15 PDH’s are requiredfor each year in an inactive or suspendedstatus for professional engineers and 7.5PDH’s for land surveyors, up to a maxi-mum of 30 PDH’s for professional engi-neers and 15 PDH’s for land surveyors.

180-11-.09 Comity/Out-of-Georgia Resident.The Board shall recognize the continuingeducation requirements imposed by otherstates to the extent that such continuingeducation courses meet the requirementsimposed by the Board. Comity/Out-of-Georgia residents will be required to keeprecordkeeping as listed under Rule 180-11-.06.

180-11-.10 Forms.Included with all license renewal applica-tions will be a continuing education sum-mary log form that the registrant must useto summarize the professional develop-ment hours for which he/she has request-

ed credit during the current biennial peri-od. In order to ensure compliance withO.C.G.A. 43-15-6(b), the Board shallaudit some registrants at a later date andwill instruct them to submit this form tothe Board office, signed and certified. Theform must supply sufficient detail relevantto continuing education hours claimed in

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Registration for

Professional engineers and land survey-

ors: 478-207-1450 or

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Can ACEC Georgia recommend usinga particular member firm for a specificservice? While ACEC Georgia staff members cannotspecifically recommend a member firm tosomeone requesting a particular service, thisMembership Directory provides contactinformation for more than 200 consultingengineering firms throughout Georgia, aswell as a matrix that shows the engineeringspecialties of each Member Firm. ACECGeorgia Member Firms uphold the highestethical and professional standards andadhere to the Code of Professional Conductof the American Council of EngineeringCompanies as well as the registration andcontinuing education requirements forpracticing consulting engineering in Georgia(as well as other states in which they mightbe registered).

How is ACEC Georgia affiliated withAmerican Council of EngineeringCompanies in Washington, D.C.? The American Council of EngineeringCompanies is a federation comprised of 51state and regional Member Organizations(MOs), of which ACEC Georgia is the fifthlargest. Nationally headquartered inWashington, D.C., ACEC’s membership ismade up of the members of all 51 MOs. It isthis strength in numbers that allows ACECto speak with a unified and widely respectedvoice on matters that affect the engineering

profession. The ACEC national PAC isamong the top 5% of PACs in the nation interms of amounts raised and contributed.

Where can I get licensing informationfor professional engineers andsurveyors? Matters concerning the licensing andregulation of professional engineers arehandled by the Georgia Board ofRegistration for Professional Engineers andLand Surveyors. They can be reached at(478) 207-1450.

Is there an on-line database of ACECGeorgia member informationavailable?This directory, as well as a wealth of otherinformation about ACEC Georgia and itsMember Firms and Affiliate Members isavailable online at the ACEC Georgiawebsite: www.acecga.org.

How does ACEC Georgia membershipdiffer from other professionalengineering organizations? While there are many organizations whichserve as professional societies for individualengineers or for those who practice within acertain engineering discipline, ACECGeorgia is the only organization thatadvocates on behalf of the business interestsof engineering companies. While most ofthese other organizations offer individualmemberships, ACEC Georgia members are

the companies and all employees within aMember Firm are welcome to participate inany ACEC Georgia activities that theybelieve will benefit them or their firm. Allemployees may attend meetings andseminars.

How can I join ACEC Georgia?To find out more about becoming a MemberFirm or Affiliate Member, please call us at(404) 521-2324 or visit our website atwww.acecga.org.

Can non-members participate in ACECGeorgia events? One of the benefits of ACEC Georgiamembership is the ability to network andinteract with the leaders of Georgia’s topengineering firms. While non-members mayattend some of these events, there is anadditional charge for non-members. Formore information on how to become amember, please call the ACEC Georgiaoffice at (404) 521-2324 or visit our websiteat www.acecga.org. v

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• We advocate legislative efforts toadvance the business issues and pri-orities for member engineers.

• We promote a favorable business cli-mate and protect against unfair busi-ness practices.

• We monitor regulatory issues thataffect engineers.

• We protect professional engineeringpractice.

Networking with peers and associatemembers through:• Summits, monthly membership

meetings, firm recognition andawards

• Summer Conference/Annual Meeting

• Speakers who affect our industry and community

Informative/relevant seminars and webinars

• Forum for the exchange of businessand professional experiences amongmembers.

• We advocate best practices for themember firms.

• We sponsor the Future Leaders Program.

• We provide executive developmentfor emerging leaders and firm man-agement.

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A strong case can be made that R. Berl Eld-er was the founding father of ACEC Geor-gia. In 1955, he called a meeting of engi-neers in Macon to explore the creation of astate organization of consulting engineersthat would affiliate with the newly creatednational association. By 1956, The Con-sulting Engineers Council of Georgia(CEC) was created and has grown eversince. In 1964, Berl Elder passed away atthe age of 40.

In his memory, CEC soon began a tra-dition of raising money for scholarships forstudents in engineering and awarding themas the R. Berl Elder Scholarship. These ini-tial scholarships were founded on an annu-al basis by contributions from CEC mem-bers encouraged by an annual campaign.In 1978, a separate legal entity was estab-lished to facilitate scholarship donationsand the creation of an endowment: the “R.Berl Elder Memorial Scholarship Founda-tion Trust.”

The trustees of the endowment areappointed by the ACEC Georgia Board ofDirectors and include past presidents.Peter Giles, CEC President in 1978-79 ledthe effort to create the Trust and provided amajor contribution to the Trust. During his22 years of leadership, he managed the wise

investment of its assets and made addition-al substantial personal gifts. His final giftjust before his death in 2000, was a$50,000 bequest from his estate. In a sim-ilar vein, when Richard (Buddy) DeYoung,CEC President in 1993-94 died in 1977,Hussey Gay, Bell, and DeYoung made aspecial gift of $10,000 to the Trust in hismemory.

The current value of the ACEC Geor-gia R. Berl Elder Scholarship endowment isover $200,000. It is held in trust at the

Georgia Engineering Foundation, underthe supervision of the R. Berl Elder Memo-rial Scholarship Foundation Trustees.Scholarships are awarded annually fromincome from the endowment in theamount of $5,000 - $7,500 per year. Themerit based scholarships are awarded tostudents enrolled at an ABET accreditedengineering or engineering technology pro-gram in Georgia who have worked at anACEC Georgia member firm during thepreceding year. v

2012 ACEC Georgia R. Berl Elder Scholar-ship Recipient Katelyn Randall receiving

scholarship from Doris Willmer

THE VALUE OF ACEC GEORGIA Serving your firm’s business interests through:

2012 ACEC Georgia R. Berl Elder Scholar-ship Recipient Kathryn Trube receiving

scholarship from Eddie Williams

For additional information on ACEC Georgia’s Value Proposition, please visit our website: www.acecga.org or call our office: (404) 521-2324.

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PReAMble

Consulting engineering is an importantand learned profession. The members ofthe profession recognize that their work hasa direct and vital impact on the quality oflife for all people. Accordingly, the servicesprovided by consulting engineers requirehonesty, impartiality, fairness and equityand must be dedicated to the protection ofpublic health, safety and welfare. In the

practice of their profession, consultingengineers must perform under a standard ofprofessional behavior which requires adher-ence to the highest principles of ethicalconduct on behalf of the public, clients,employees and the profession.

I. Fundamental Canons

Consulting engineers, in the fulfillment oftheir professional duties, shall:

1. Hold paramount the safety, health andwelfare of the public in the perform-ance of their professional duties.

2. Perform services only in areas of theircompetence.

3. Issue public statements only in anobjective and truthful manner.

SERVING THE PUBLIC By Providing Solutions

s is stated in the Preamble of theACEC Professional and EthicalConduct Guidelines, consult-ing engineering is an impor-tant and learned profession.

Many of our modern day conveniences andour improved standard of living are theresult of technological advances conceived,designed and implemented by engineers.

Engineers quietly and methodically providesolutions that have long-reaching effects onthe world in which we live. To do so, theymust adhere to a high level of ethical stan-dards and must continually strive to servethe public interest.

Because of engineering’s past contribu-tions and present accomplishments, ACECGeorgia strongly believes in actively sup-

porting and promoting activities related tothe future business and professional successof consulting engineers. At ACEC Geor-gia, we believe consulting engineering isabout more than just a personal careerchoice. It’s about professional commit-ment, public service and perhaps most ofall, dedication. v

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4. Act in professional matters for eachclient as faithful agents or trustees.

5. Avoid improper solicitation of profes-sional assignments.

II. Rules of Practice

1. Consulting engineers shall hold para-mount the safety, health and welfare ofthe public in the performance of theirprofessional duties.a. Consulting engineers shall at alltimes recognize that their primaryobligation is to protect the safety,health, property and welfare of thepublic. If their professional judg-ment is overruled under circum-stances where the safety, health,property or welfare of the public areendangered, they shall notify theirclient and such other authority asmay be appropriate.

b.Consulting engineers shall approveonly engineering work which, to thebest of their knowledge and belief, is

safe for public health, property andwelfare and in conformity withaccepted standards.

c. Consulting engineers shall notreveal facts, data or informationobtained in a professional capacitywithout the prior consent of theclient except as authorized orrequired by law or these Guidelines.

d.Consulting engineers shall not per-mit the use of their name or firmnor associate in business ventureswith any person or firm which theyhave reason to believe is engaging infraudulent or dishonest business orprofessional practices.

2. Consulting engineers shall performservices only in the area of their com-petence.a. Consulting engineers shall under-take assignments only when quali-fied by education or experience inthe specific technical fields involved.

b.Consulting engineers shall not affixtheir signatures to any plans or docu-ments dealing with subject matter inwhich they lack competence nor toany plan or document not preparedunder their direction and control.

c. Consulting engineers may accept anassignment outside of their fields ofcompetence to the extent that theirservices are restricted to those phas-es of the project in which they arequalified and to the extent that theyare satisfied that all other phases ofsuch project will be performed byregistered or otherwise qualifiedassociates, consultants or employees,in which case they may then sign thedocuments for the total project

3. Consulting engineers shall issue publicstatements only in an objective andtruthful manner.a. Consulting engineers shall be objec-tive and truthful in professional


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reports, statements or testimony.They shall include all relevant andpertinent information in suchreports, statements or testimony.

b.Consulting engineers may expresspublicly a professional opinion ontechnical subjects only when thatopinion is founded upon adequateknowledge of the facts and compe-tence in the subject matter.

c. Consulting engineers shall issue nostatements, criticisms, or argumentson technical matters which areinspired or paid for by interestedparties, unless they have prefacedtheir comments by explicitly identi-fying the interested parties on whosebehalf they are speaking and byrevealing the existence of any inter-est they may have in the matters.

4. Consulting engineers shall act in pro-fessional matters for each client asfaithful agents or trustees.a. Consulting engineers shall discloseall known or potential conflicts ofinterest to their clients by promptlyinforming them of any businessassociation, interest or other circum-stances which could influence theirjudgment or the quality of theirservices.

b.Consulting engineers shall notaccept compensation, financial orotherwise, from more than one par-ty for services on the same project,or for services pertaining to the sameproject, unless the circumstances arefully disclosed to, and agreed to by,all interested parties.

c. Consulting engineers in public serv-ice as members of a governmentalbody or department shall not partic-ipate in decisions with respect toprofessional services solicited or pro-vided by them or their organizationsin private engineering practices.

d.Consulting engineers shall not solic-

it or accept a professional contractfrom a governmental body on whicha principal or officer of their organ-ization serves as a member.

5. Consulting engineers shall avoidimproper solicitation of professionalassignments.a. Consulting engineers shall not falsi-


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fy or permit misrepresentation oftheir or their associates’ academic orprofessional qualifications. Theyshall not misrepresent or exaggeratetheir degree of responsibility in orfor the subject matter of priorassignments. Brochures or otherpresentations incident to the solici-tation of assignments shall not mis-represent pertinent facts concerningemployees, associates, joint ventures

or past accomplishments with theintent and purpose of enhancingtheir qualifications and their work.

b.Consulting engineers shall not offer,give, solicit or receive, either directlyor indirectly, any political contribu-tion in an amount intended to influ-ence the award of a contract by pub-lic authority, or which may be rea-sonably construed by the public of

having the effect or intent to influ-ence the award of the contract. Theyshall not offer any gift or other valu-able consideration in order to securework. They shall not pay a commis-sion, percentage or brokerage fee inorder to secure work except to abona fide employee or bona fideestablished commercial or marketingagencies retained by them. v


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ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE AWARDS2013

Maynard HolbrookJackson, Jr. Boule-vard at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Atlanta MetropolitanCollege Academic Sciences BuildingAtlanta, Georgia

Benjamin E. Mays HighSchool RenovationAtlanta, Georgia

Georgia Tech Clough Commons CisternAtlanta, Georgia

Lady AntebellumPavilionEvans, Georgia

Emory Hospital MidtownICU ExpansionAtlanta, Georgia

Fort Jackson StarshipQuad Dining FacilityFort Jackson, SouthCarolina

GA Tech Transit HubAtlanta, Georgia

Georgia Tech KesslerCampanile FountainRestorationAtlanta, Georgia

Macon Water AuthorityLennox-to-CorbinInterceptor SewerMacon, Georgia

Roosevelt MemorialAirport ImprovementsWarm Springs, Georgia

Saint-Gobain ISO14001 CertificationWatervliet, New York

Terminal Design and Construction-Plainsall-American Pipeline, LPCotulla, Texas

Widening of SR324/Gravel SpringsRoad Over I-85Gwinnett County,Georgia

GRAND AWARD

STATE AWARDS

HONOR AWARDS HONOR AWARDS

THE ASCEND JOINT VENTURE AND THE AIS JOINT VENTURE CONNECT GEORGIA TOTHE REST OF THE WORLD WITH THE MAYNARD HOLBROOK JACKSON JR.BOULEVARDRECONFIGURATION PROJECT

The collaborative project exceeded the expectations of HJAIA. Jorge Cortes,

Assistant Director of Design Planning and Development for HJAIA stated, “the

thoroughness and quality of the design documents produced were the basis

for competitive bids with very few change orders throughout the construc-

tion phase.”

Cortes also noted that “the completed Elevated and At-Grade road-

way system provides an impressive and efficient new entrance to the Maynard

H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal and second entrance to Hartsfield-Jackson

Atlanta International Airport. The roadway system serves as the passenger’s

first impression of the International Terminal facility which provides a sense of

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Jackson Jr. Boulevard

reconfiguration at

Hartsfield-Jackson

Atlanta International

Airport (HJAIA) was

completed by the

Ascend and Aviation

Infrastructure Solutions

Joint Ventures in May

2012. The Ascend Joint Venture is comprised of Atkins, Prime

engineering, Delon Hampton & Associates, and street

smarts (stantec). The AIS Joint Venture is comprised of Long

Engineering, Michael Baker Jr. Inc., and Pond & Company. Sub

consultants Brindley-Peters and Associates, Harrington

Engineers, The Loretta Washington Group, Key Engineering,

and Wilmer Engineering also assisted in the project.

Due to a sharp increase in international travel that has

occurred over the last decade, HJAIA concluded that a new

International Terminal with separate access from Interstate-75

was needed in order to continue the first rate service

experienced by those who utilize the airport. The Maynard

Holbrook Jackson Jr. Boulevard was designed and constructed

in order to connect Georgia with the rest of the world via this

new international terminal.

The two joint ventures used several innovative techniques

to overcome a myriad of design challenges in creating a new

entrance to what has been the world’s busiest airport for

fourteen consecutive years. The project reconfigured two

parallel service roadways into one interconnected network

that utilized a unique three tiered elevated roadway system to

convey terminal patrons to their destination.

GRAND AWARD 2013

The new Atlanta Metropolitan College Aca-demic Sciences Building is a 55,767 squarefoot, two-story building located adjacent tothe main entrance of campus. The con-struction budget was $11.9 million and itwas completed in April of 2012. Uzun &Case Engineers, the structural engineer ofrecord, worked for Paul Cheeks Architectsin association with Cooper Carry Inc., proj-ect design architects.

The architect and owner desired tohave some very strong and dramatic visualelements for this building, as it was locatedat the main campus entry. The resultingbuilding structure consists of a structuralsteel braced frame with the second floorstructure as a composite concrete slab onsteel beams. The roof structure is primarilybar joists with metal decking. Foundationsare spread footings on improved and com-pacted soil. The three dramatic design ele-ments to this building, which were desiredby the architect and owner, are the walkwaycanopy and the two extraordinarily longcantilever roofs.

The canopy over the walkway is sup-ported by small structural frames orientedperpendicular to the street rather than tothe canopy orientation in order to accom-modate architectural design. As in typicalwalkway canopies, the structure of these ele-ments was kept at a minimum to allow

more transparency. The walkway canopyrises from the second floor at one end tomeet the building main roof at the other asone enters the campus and is intended as anarchitectural design feature.

The two roof cantilever elements eachextend more than 45 feet past the point ofsupport and are intended as dramatic ele-ments at the end of the walkway canopies.The cantilevers also taper along their lengthto form a point at the ends and have a trel-

lis element built in. The cantilever roofs arelocated at the northeast and southwest cor-ners of the roof and are structured withlarge structural steel beams. Both cantilevershave trellis features built into the roof forarchitectural design effect. These cantileverbeams extend back over several columnscontinuously to allow for stiffer back-spans,controlling deflections. The fact that thespans are so long made the calculations evenmore exacting and critical.

This project shows how structuralengineering design can be applied beyondthe normal range to create extreme elementsin order to realize an architectural conceptfor the benefit of the Atlanta MetropolitanCollege and its students.

The Academic Sciences Building isintended to be a cornerstone of the campusmain entry, positioned as a visual anchorand gateway. The courtyard was oriented tothe street to engage public interest in the

scientific activities within. The courtyardcladding materials were thus chosen to betransparent glass, while the other faces weremasonry. The canopy on the courtyard sidethat leads from the main entry of the cam-pus to the heart of the campus rises to sug-gest opportunity through its perspective.The intent is that the students passingunder this canopy will become engagedwith the visual science activities in thebuilding, as seen through the transparentwindows.

The Atlanta Metropolitan College Aca-demic Sciences Building met the client’sbudget requirements of $11.9M while pro-ducing an iconic building for the maincampus entry. The architectural expressionof showcasing the science learning withinand the positive message of opportunitythrough its perspective create an engagingenvironment for teaching learning for thefuture generation. v

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The newly renovated Benjamin E. MaysHigh School represents how an aged build-ing can be transformed into a modern learn-ing facility through creative engineering at afraction of the economic and environmentalcost of replacing the entire facility.

A student sitting in the new media cen-ter at May’s High School, looking outthrough its 60-foot-tall glass curtain wallinto the courtyard, while bathed in naturallight from the clearstory windows justbelow the roof itself supported by elegantcable-stayed steel king post trusses, wouldfind it hard to imagine how this space wasexperienced by his or her older siblings onlya few short years before. Prior to the reno-

vation, this space had no view of the court-yard or the sky above. The low ceiling con-sisted of drop in tiles and fluorescent lights.In short, the space was dark, disorienting,devoid of natural light, and not conduciveto learning. In order to accomplish such astunning transformation, Uzun and Case

Engineers, working in close collaborationwith Perkins + Will Architects, had to over-come a myriad of challenges associated withmodifying and renovating a 30 year oldstructure. These challenges included devis-ing a new lateral resisting system, reinforc-ing the existing floors with carbon fiberreinforced polymer wraps and external posttensioning, and performing sophisticatedfire analyses to meet the fire rating require-ments of the current building code. Theresult has set a benchmark for what isachievable through the renovation andreuse of existing structures in the AtlantaPublic School system.

The completely renovated 340,000square-foot facility includes a new mediacenter, cafeteria, entry lobby, theater, prac-tice gym, and four new career based acad-emies.v

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The sustainability program for the CloughCommons project at Georgia Tech includedharvesting storm and condensate water forflushing toilets in Clough Commons, andfor irrigation that resulted in the CloughCommons Cistern. Facility Design Groupconceived, planned, and designed the 1.4million gallon underground Cistern totreat, store, and distribute harvested stormand condensate water. Facility Design Group provided full struc-tural and civil engineering design services,specific architectural services, and contractadministration services for the G. WayneClough Undergraduate Learning Com-mons (Clough Commons) project on thecampus of Georgia Tech.

The five-story, 220,000 square footbuilding houses classrooms, science labora-tories, academic services, common areas,and is connected to the Georgia Tech

Library. Named in honor of PresidentEmeritus G. Wayne Clough, the CloughCommons project cost $85 million, andopened in the fall of 2011.

Clough Commons is currently in thefinal stages of receiving Platinum LEEDCertification so sustainability was para-mount for its planning, design, and con-struction. The building’s sustainable fea-tures include locally sourced materials,native landscaping, green roof, rooftop solarpanel array, innovative water recycling (89percent projected reuse), and the CloughCommons Cistern.

The Cistern is located underneath thenorthern portion of Tech Green, so it wasimperative that its presence not interferewith Tech Green’s social aspects. With afootprint of about 10,383 square feet, onewould not know the Cistern exists withoutbeing informed of its presence. v

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A new state-of-the-art intensive care unitand the connecting patient bridge at EmoryUniversity Midtown Hospital opened itsdoors in June 2012. This $4.975 millionendeavor features a 10,200 square foot ren-ovation of 12 Intensive Care Unit and hi-tech support spaces in the Peachtree build-ing, and a construction of a new patienttransport bridge. While the ICU is designedto provide the most advanced technology incritical care design, the importance of thebridge to the hospital and community can’tbe overlooked. This 2,400-foot structurephysically connects the Intensive Care Unitin Peachtree Building and the CT SurgicalSuite in the MOT Building while symboliz-ing the importance seconds make in thedaily battles for patients’ lives. The bridgereduces staff time in transporting patientswith very delicate outlooks, minimizingthose patients’ risks during transit andoffering them a greater chance of recovery.

In addition to its functionality, the bridgestands as a connecting building block that isa compositional element within the existinglandscape and courtyard. The form compli-ments the surrounding building massesand, while it is a formidable structure, it‘hovers’ above the courtyard, therefore min-imizing its presence. From a design stand-point, this project presented numerouschallenges. The design team of Uzun &Case Engineers, Cooper Carry Architects,and FreemanWhite Architects was con-fronted with preserving an existing fishpond, not disturbing critical utilities, andensuring comfortable passage between theexisting buildings. This imposed constraintsthat were very complex in terms of vertical,horizontal, and support geometry. TheEmory University Hospital Midtown Inten-sive Care Unit Renovation and BridgeExpansion project met and exceeded theclient’s ambitious project goals. v


LADY ANTEBELLUM PAVILION

The Lady Antebellum Pavilion in the EvansTowne Center Park has already become oneof the most recognizable ‘Showcase Struc-tures’ in the Augusta, Georgia area. Initiallyconceived as a park bandstand, the uniquedesign, function and setting propelled itinto international recognition as the name-sake venue for home-grown singing sensa-tions Lady Antebellum and Josh Kelley, anddesigned by Johnson Laschober and Asso-ciates. Completed in 2011, the pavilion isconstructed of architecturally-exposedstructural steel consisting of three primarycurved steel trusses, radiating tube steelgirders, and structural columns inclined in

opposing directions for brace-free stability.

The structure, topped off by an environ-

mentally-friendly, exposed tongue and

groove structural wood roof deck, sits on

top of a fully accessible five-foot, elevated

stage. The structure also envelops a com-

fortable backstage and green room area for

the performers, which serves as the back-

drop for their stage performances. The

Pavilion, situated with lawn seating for

4,000, can also be set up with priority and

bleacher seating as well as secure areas for

performers. The group Lady Antebellum

christened the pavilion in October of 2011

with a dedication charity concert. This

event drew the largest crowd ever assembled

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Sustainable and innovative design of thecentral Transit Hub at Georgia Tech winsrecognition from Georgia Engineers Week.In the spring of 2010, Georgia Institute ofTechnology retained Southern Civil Engi-neers’ design team to design a new drop-off area for Tech Trolley bus. The siteselected for this transit hub project is cen-tral to the Georgia Tech’s urban campus,adjacent to the Student Center and at thecrossroad of several pedestrian corridorsthrough campus. The site is also one of theoldest areas on campus.

The site, once considered merely as athoroughfare, has become the central hubfor transportation and a destination forstudents and faculty members as it seam-lessly weaves pedestrian and vehicular cir-culation. It has become functional in usesas it can accommodate trolleys and coachbuses for various campus events along withpedestrians and bicycles. It has become abeautifully preserved natural landscape thatstrengthened the integrity and history of thecampus identity.

Quoted by Howard Wertheimer,Director of Capital Planning and SpaceManagement for Georgia Institute of Tech-nology, “Georgia Tech has experienced phe-nomenal growth since we hosted the Cen-tennial Olympic Games in 1996. During

this time, we have doubled our squarefootage to nearly 15M gsf and increased ourstudent population from 12,000 students toover 21,000 students. During this time, aswe carefully designed wonderful buildingson our campus, we invested an equalamount of time and energy designing thespace between buildings, creating a campusthat is both memorable and culturallyresponsive to the human and ecologicallandscape. Having just completed a220,000 gsf building in the center of ourcampus that is connected to our mainlibrary, we realized the importance of link-ing this academic center with our transitsystem. We systematically developed a com-prehensive design for central campus, link-ing it to the rest of our 400 acre campuswith a new multi-modal Transit Hub.Designed to accommodate our three typesof transit vehicles, along with a robustaccommodation for pedestrians andcyclists, our new Transit Hub has farexceeded our expectations.” v

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FORT JACKSON STARSHIP QUAD DINING FACILITY

Woolpert/KZF LLC was awarded for thefirm’s efforts on a design-build contract forthe U.S. Army Corps of Engineering Savan-nah District (USACE). Working closelywith its construction partner, Balfour Beat-ty Construction, the Woolpert/KZF teamprovided full design services including proj-ect management, civil engineering, archi-tecture, interior design, mechanical engi-neering, electrical engineering, fire protec-tion, life safety, and plumbing engineeringfor the quad dining facility at Fort Jacksonnear Columbia, South Carolina. “Woolpertis honored to be part of this team with KZFand Balfour Beatty as a recipient of thisyear’s Engineering Excellence Award,” said

Dave Rickard, Woolpert senior vice presi-dent and director of design services. “Weare particularly proud to have played a rolewith our design partner KZF in helping the5,200 troops at Fort Jackson achieve greaterefficiencies in their day-to-day functions sothey can meet their mission.” The diningfacility project consisted of replacing andconsolidating four 1,300 soldier diningfacilities from existing adjacent troop bar-racks into a new, single, 124,780- square-foot facility. This unique arrangementallows the quick and efficient movement ofthe 5,200 troops per meal three times a day.v



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GEORGIA TECH KESSLER CAMPANILE FOUNTAIN RESTORATION

After sitting idle for 16 months, the KesslerCampanile Fountain at Georgia Tech wasback in operation for the 2011 fall semesteras scheduled. Being designated as anOlympic Historical Monument, therestoration maintains the original designintent of the fountain’s operation whileenhancing its operation. In preparation ofthe 1996 Atlanta Olympics, a plaza with thearchitectural fountain was constructed onthe campus of Georgia Tech that became inneed of restoration. The plaza is located atthe northeast quadrant of the Student Cen-ter Complex and includes an amphitheaterradiating from the fountain. FacilityDesign Group provided complete Archi-tectural and Engineering Services for con-struction document design and construc-

tion administration services for the foun-tain. Working closely with specialized ven-dors, they examined and solved a multitudeof issues, which included replacing thefountain’s deteriorated concrete, specifyingnew operational equipment, and construct-ing a new walk-in underground bunker forthe fountain’s new operating equipment inlimited space that had to blend with exist-ing landscape. A unique enhancement isprogramming a wind speed monitor withnew fountain pumps to choreograph thefountain by the wind. Other enhancementsfor the Fountain’s water treatment systemincluded adding a media pressure filter, UVlights, and automating bromine feed. v

MACON WATER AUTHORITY LENNOX-TO-CORBININTERCEPTOR SEWER

A 30-inch sewer line runs from north BibbCounty near I-75 and the Arkwright, River-side, and Bass interchanges. The linereduced from 30-inch to 12-inch underrailroad tracks at the Lennox Pump Station,which lifted the sewage to a shallower 21-inch sewer line. Increased development, the30-inch-to-12-inch ‘bottleneck,’ and theunder-capacity Lennox PS caused numer-ous sewer spills into the Ocmulgee Riversince the 1980s. Hofstadter and AssociatesInc. designed the Lennox-to-Corbin Inter-ceptor Sewer for the Macon Water Author-ity, which desired to reduce the volume andfrequency of sanitary sewer spills upstreamof the water treatment plant intake. Thenew 36-inch gravity sewer intercepted thedeep 30-inch line at a new Lennox FlowSplitter Structure, eliminated the ‘bottle-neck,’ and bypassed the Lennox PS. It con-tinues 16,098 linear feet downstreambetween the railroad and river buffer to a

new Corbin Collection Structure where

flow from the new 36-inch line and three

additional 24-inch lines is distributed into

the Corbin PS. At a 60-foot ‘choke-point’

between a home and the river the 36-inch

sewer avoids sewer, water, and gas mains.

With only nine inches available for vertical

adjustment along the entire corridor, 95.7

percent of the pipe is installed at the mini-

mum grade of 0.046 percent in order to fit

below a 48-inch storm drain and above a

64-inch water main. Since the new pipeline

entered service in March, 2011 there have

been no sewage spills, including after the

April 16, 2011, tornado which touched

down directly on the recently abandoned

Lennox PS. Millions of gallons of sewage

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WK Dickson & Co. Inc. was presentedwith the Engineering Excellence Award byACEC/Georgia for their work on a transfor-mative grouping of projects at the RooseveltMemorial Airport including: a 2,000 footextension of the runway from 3,000 feet to5,000 feet to accommodate business jet air-craft; the construction of new T-hangars toattract and accommodate additional basedaircraft, and the firm’s role in MeriwetherCounty’s acquisition and refurbishment of alarge existing box hangar on the airfield.Business jet traffic translates into potentialeconomic opportunities and jobs for thecommunity. Additional based aircraft andan airport-based business, which will be

located in the renovated main hangar, trans-late into revenue for the county.

The development of a major automo-bile assembly plant nearby encouraged localleaders to move forward with plans to sig-nificantly expand their airport with the goalof attracting new industry and, therefore,new jobs. The planned expansion wouldensure that the facility would become thesignificant economic generator envisionedfor the community. WK Dickson’s engi-neering expertise, as well as their experiencein aviation planning, and familiarity withFAA and GDOT, enabled them to assistwith the leveraging of federal, state, andlocal resources. The firm worked proactive-ly to bring key decision makers together toensure that the projects moved forwardsmoothly and efficiently. The completion ofthese projects has set the tone for the future

growth of the facility and the community itserves.

All involved stakeholders were requiredto make a significant commitment to turnthis small facility into an economic enginefor the community. v

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In a collaborative effort to proactively man-age the potential environmental impact ofplant operations, Wenck Associates Inc.assisted the Saint-Gobain Corporation inobtaining ISO 14001:2004 certification ofan environmental management system(EMS) at its Watervliet, New York, abra-sives manufacturing facility in 2010.

Working under an accelerated scheduleto obtain certification in one-third of theusual time, in June 2010 Wenck launchedthe project by first assessing the facility forpotential environmental impact and identi-fying existing systems in place at the facilitythat could be incorporated into the EMS.Wenck then assisted in selecting an overallEMS representative for the plant and mem-bers of a cross-functional team (CFT). Theteam was composed of key personnel whohad in-depth knowledge of the operationsin their departments and who could expe-dite EMS implementation and training.

Once the team was formed, projectmanager and lead technical consultant TaraMc- Cullen provided in-depth ISO 14001training to educate team members aboutEMS implementation and to arm themwith the information they needed to putkey EMS elements in place. Then theyworked together to review more than 200environmental aspects of plant operationsand rank them for significance using theguidelines for ISO 14001, a set of interna-tional standards for environmental manage-ment systems.

Objectives, targets, and programs with-in the EMS were developed next, withprogress meeting benchmarks communicat-ed company-wide to foster organizationalpride in the EMS process. EMS documen-tation and plant-wide training followed,providing internal and external auditorswith the materials they needed to verify thatthe facility’s EMS met the requirements of

the ISO 14001:2004 program. The Water-vliet plant was awarded its ISO certificate inNovember 2010. v

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TERMINAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION-PLAINS ALL AMERICAN PIPELINE, LP

Look at the news for any length of time,and you’ll see that energy generation, devel-opment, and use are a critical issues of ourtimes, affecting political, social, and eco-nomic policy. Prime Engineering Inc. hadthe opportunity to design and build a trail-blazing terminal facility that will serve as akeystone for national energy productionand delivery. To help clients Velocity OhioMidstream, LLC and Plains All AmericanPipeline, LP take advantage of this market,Prime Engineering Inc. was selected todesign and build the first midstream oilproducts terminal located on a greenfieldsite atop the fuelrich Eagle Ford Shale For-mation near Cotulla, Texas.

This new truck-loading terminal need-ed to allow receipt of condensate or crudeproduct via pipeline and delivery of either

or both products to tanker trucks. The ter-minal needed to be designed to take advan-tage of ‘fracking,’ a technique that extractsoil and gas from shale in a method intend-ed to be more environmentally consciousthan traditional drilling methods. This

technology, if successful, could prove to bea vitally important transition technologybetween standard fossil fuel extractionmethods and clean energy.

Prime Engineering was tasked withdesigning and constructing the ten-baytruck loading terminal to ensure a totalonsite storage capacity of 150,000 bbls ofnatural gas condensate liquids and dailythroughput of 90,000 bbls. To meet a chal-lenging schedule and reduce time to mar-ket, Prime Engineering used 3-D modelingtechniques and software to create detaileddesigns in a variety of layouts. Doing soallowed the client to view, change, andselect an appropriate layout in real time, let-ting design take place ahead of schedule.v

Gresham, Smith and Partners announcesthe completion of the replacement bridgefor the State Route 324 bridge over Inter-state 85. The project, designed by GS&P,is part of the existing Gwinnett CountyDepartment of Transportation’s wideningof State Route 324 from State Route 20 toState Route 124 from a two-lane, rural sec-tion to a four-lane, divided urban facility.The replacement bridge serves to improvesafety and operational efficiency and toprovide for future transportation needsalong I-85.

“Prior to completion of the State Route324 replacement bridge, there were safetyissues for drivers and pedestrians and therewere no provisions for the future wideningand upgrade of Interstate 85,” commentedKent Black, P.E., Gresham, Smith and Part-ners. “Our experienced team provideddesign services that increased sight distancein the bridge approach area, created saferuser conditions, accommodated for antici-pated travel volume increases and all future

widening along I-85, and enhanced opera-tional efficiency and flexibility.”

State Route 324 is a major connectionfor commuter traffic to access I-85 and I-985. It is also one of a number of east-westroutes that traverse Gwinnett County link-ing residential areas to I-85 and I-985. Thereplacement bridge was designed with two

travel lanes in each direction, curb, andsidewalks and a 24’ raised concrete median.The concrete median can be removed toaccommodate dual left turn lanes for apotential fullaccess or HOV interchange inthe future. In addition to widening SR 324to accommodate the anticipated traffic vol-umes, this project increased the radius ofthe vertical curve to improve sight distanceacross the bridge. Both side roads were relo-cated to intersect SR 324 further from thebridge to increase intersection separation aswell as to accommodate a future full-serviceinterchange with I-85. The future layout ofI-85 and the interchange were closely coor-dinated to ensure adequate intersectionspacing along SR 324 and clear span underthe new bridge. v

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A&R Engineering Inc.Voting Representative: Abdul Amer2160 Kingston Court, Suite OMarietta, GA 30067

Phone: (770) 690-9255Fax: (770) 690-9210E-mail: [email protected]: www.areng.com

Number of employees: 8Principals: Abdul K. Amer, PE, PTOE

A&R Engineering Inc. is a group of pro-fessionals with more than 50 years ofcombined traffic and transportationengineering experience in Georgia pro-viding its clients the highest quality ofengineering services. Services providedinclude: traffic evaluation for develop-ments of regional impacts (DRI) perGRTA procedures; traffic impact stud-ies; signal warrant studies; traffic engi-neering studies; traffic signal design/sig-nal timing and construction supportservices; access/driveway design includ-ing intersection improvements; trafficsignal and driveway permitting throughGeorgia DOT and city/county agencies;access and right-of-way coordination;traffic engineering services in support ofrezoning and special land use permit cas-es; design and construction documentspreparation for land disturbance permitrelated to access and roadway improve-ments; and coordination with contrac-tors during construction of transporta-tion projects.

AEC, Inc. Voting Representative: Charles McMillan50 Warm Springs CircleRoswell, GA 30075

Phone: (770) 641-1942Fax: (770) 998-6924E-mail: [email protected]: www.aecatl.com

Number of employees: 10Principals: Charles H. McMillan, PE;Chris Finke, PE; Steven Rowe, ASLA;

Bradley Riffel, ASLA; Mark Van DeWa-ter, PE; Julie Miller, PE

AEC specializes in civil/site designincluding the elements of sustainabilityand conservation, hydrology, hydraulics,and landscape architecture. AEC isinvolved in a variety of project typesincluding large scale land planning,mixed use, retail and office develop-ment, institutional, residential and tra-ditional neighborhood design, as well asvarious municipal projects ranging fromone acre to more than three hundredacres in size.

AECOMVoting Representative: Garrick EdwardsOne Midtown Plaza1360 Peachtree St., Suite 500Atlanta, GA 30309

Phone: (404) 965-9600Fax: (404) 965-9605E-mail: [email protected]: www.aecom.com

Number of employees: 202Principals: Garrick L. Edwards, PE,Associate Vice President; Scott Gero,PE, Associate Vice President; AdeleeLeGrand, AICP, Associate Vice Presi-dent

AECOM is a global leader in providingfully integrated professional, technicaland management support services for abroad range of markets. From trans-portation, energy and waste systems, toenhancing environments and creatingnew buildings and communities, ourvision is to make the world a betterplace.

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AMEC Environment &Infrastructure, Inc.Voting Representative: Geoff Hebner396 Plasters AveAtlanta, GA 30324

Phone: (404) 817-0323Fax: (404) 817-0207E-mail: [email protected]: www.amec.com

Number of employees: 365

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American Engineers, Inc.Voting Representative: Ben Quinn2500 Nelson Miller PkwyLouisville, KY 40202

Phone: (770) 421-8422Fax: (770) 421-0064E-mail: [email protected]: www.aei.cc

Number of employees: 16Principals: Ben T. Quinn, Jr.; Tom Fravel; Rhandi Gallegos

AEI has been providing professionalengineering services for 30 years. Theseservices include planning, design, proj-ect financing, construction supervisionto a variety of public and private sectoragencies and clients. More specifically,these services include transportationdesign for rural and urban highways andairports; land surveying; general civilengineering including site planning anddesign; stormwater system design forlocal and state agencies; constructioninspection and testing

Andrews, Hammock & Powell, Inc. Voting Representative: Al Andrews250 Charter Lane, Suite 100Macon, GA 31210

Phone: (478) 405-8301Fax: (478) 405-8210E-mail: [email protected]: www.ahpengr.com

Number of employees: 20Principals: James A. Andrews Jr.; CharlesW. Hammock Jr.; R. Edward Powell Jr.;


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Plumbing, fire protection, heating, venti-lation, air conditioning, refrigeration,industrial ventilation, energy and lifecycle cost analysis, electrical (power dis-tribution and transmission, industrialprocess controls, interior and exteriorlighting, security access and monitoring,stand by emergency, cogeneration andUPS, and intercommunication). Systemsfor commercial, industrial and institu-tional buildings. High-pressure gas utili-ties and agricultural systems.

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ARCADIS Voting Representative: Bruce McNitt2410 Paces Ferry Road, Suite 400Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (770) 431-8666Fax: (770) 435-2666E-mail: [email protected]: www.arcadis-us.com

Number of employees: 240Principals: Wassim Selman, BruceMcNitt; Marwan Abboud; W. WynneGrubbs, Jr.; Tushar Talele

ARCADIS is an international companyproviding consultancy, design, engineer-ing, and management services in infra-structure, environment and buildings, toenhance mobility, sustainability andquality of life. ARCADIS develops,designs, implements, maintains andoperates projects for companies and gov-ernments. With more than 15,000employees and $2.8 billion in gross rev-enues; the company has an extensiveinternational network supported bystrong local market positions.

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Atkins North America Inc.Voting Representative: Harry Rice1600 RiverEdge Pkwy, NW, Suite 1600Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (770) 933-0280Fax: (770) 933-1083E-mail: [email protected]: http://northamerica.atkins-global.com/


Total capability planning, studies, designand construction services in three majorsectors; transportation; highways, rail-roads, transit, bridges, airports, water-front. Environmental; water supply,wastewater treatment, solid waste,drainage, flood studies, environmentalassessments; land and facilities; site andfacility planning, design, surveying, andpermitting for residential, commercial,educational, industrial, and military uses.GIS Services; and aviation services.

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Atlantic Coast Consulting Inc. Voting Representative: Murray Griffin630 Colonial Park Drive, Suite 110Roswell, GA 30075

Phone: (770) 594-5998Fax: (770) 594-5967E-mail: [email protected]: www.atlcc.net

Number of employees: 35Principals: Murray K. Griffin, PE,CEO/President; Richard Deason, PE,COO; Robert Brown, PE, Vice-Presi-dent; Chris Klamke, P.G., Vice-Presi-dent; Scott Callaway, Vice-President; JoelScott, Vice-President

Design, permitting, construction admin-istration engineering, construction quali-ty assurance (CQA), environmentalmonitoring and remediation, compli-ance, and operations & maintenance forsolid waste management projects includ-ing landfills, transfer stations, materialrecovery facilities, landfill gas systems,and fleet operations and maintenancefacilities and for site development, water,wastewater, and storm water manage-ment projects.

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Ayres AssociatesVoting Representative: David Estes225 Peachtree Street NESouth Tower Suite 1430Atlanta, GA 30303

Phone: (404) 658-9320E-mail: [email protected]: www.AyresAssociates.com

Number of employees: 2Principals: David E. Estes, PE, Manager-Atlanta

Ayres Associates is proud of the engineer-ing and architectural solutions it has pro-vided for the past 51 years. Our 275employees are always fine-tuning theirservices and innovations in transporta-tion, civil, structural, water resources,levee and river engineering, architecture,energy corridors, environmental science,land surveying, geospatial services, andGIS. We provide innovative, progressive,and intelligent engineering solutionsnationwide to clients we know by name.

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BAA Mechanical Engineers, Inc.Voting Representative: Lamar Lee500 Bishop Street, Suite E-2Atlanta, GA 30318

Phone: (404) 355-0050Fax: (404) 355-1050E-mail: [email protected]

Number of employees: 13Principals: R. Lamar Lee; John Mayes

Mechanical engineering for commercial,industrial and institutional construction.Inspections and reports. Design of heat-ing, ventilating, air conditioning, refrig-eration, indoor air quality studies, pip-ing, plumbing, fire protection and firesafety system, central and total energyplants, and storm drainage.

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Barnett Consulting Engineers, Inc. Voting Representative: John Barnett6991 Peachtree Ind. Blvd., Bldg. 700Norcross, GA 30092

Phone: (404) 382-9550Fax: (770) 447-1745E-mail: [email protected]: www.bce-eng.com

Number of employees: 7Principals: John E. Barnett Jr.

The firm performs electrical engineeringservices for data processing facilities,telecommunications, laboratories andmedical, commercial buildings, educa-tional. Expertise in generators, UPS sys-tems, grounding, and short circuit archflash coordination studies, and otherpower system analysis and design services.

Bennor Engineering, LLC Voting Representative: Rudolph Bennor3000 Langford Rd., Bldg. 2400Norcross, GA 30071

Phone: (770) 729-1422E-mail: [email protected]

Number of employees: 5Principals: Rudolph D. Bennor, Presi-dent; Jayne Y. Bennor

Mechanical consulting and design servic-es for commercial and institutional appli-cations. forensic engineering services forHVAC/R systems. Test & Balance relat-ed services in support of forensic efforts.

BLUE LANDWORKS, LLCVoting Representative: Taylor Anderson400 Peachtree Industrial Blvd, #s-290Suwanee, GA 30024

Phone: (678) 551-2583E-mail: [email protected]: www.bluelandworks.com


Provides civil engineering consultingservices to private clients and public enti-ties as well as land surveying.

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Bolden-Williams & Associates, Inc.Voting Representative: Ron Bolden3066 Highway 29, SouthLawrenceville, GA 30044

Phone: (770) 279-0413Fax: (770) 925-4263E-mail: [email protected]: www.bolden-williams.com/?page/73437/home

Number of employees: 5Principals: Ronald L. Bolden; Jeffrey B.Williams

Electrical and telecommunications/RCDD design for commercial, industri-al, institutional, residential and govern-mental projects. Specializing in design ofpower, distribution, generating, UPS sys-tems, control systems, data cabling,telecommunications, nurse, fire alarmand security systems, and lighting. Serv-ices offered are design, investigation,studies and reports.

Browder & LeGuizamon andAssociates, Inc. Voting Representative: Sergio LeGuizamon174 West Wieuca Road, NEAtlanta, GA 30342-3220

Phone: (404) 851-9580Fax: (404) 851-9589E-mail: [email protected]: www.blaengineers.com

Number of employees: 25Principals: Lawrence E. Browder; SergioLeguizamon, President; Martin R.Ocon; Craig A. Ludtke

Founded in 1981, Browder + LeGuiza-

mon and Associates, Inc. is a consultingstructural engineering firm focused onbuilding and bridge design. The firm is aminority-owned (Hispanic) businesswith four principals registered in 38states and Puerto Rico.

Brown and CaldwellVoting Representative: Craig Ferguson990 Hammond Dr., Suite 400Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (770) 673-3668Fax: (770) 396-9495E-mail: [email protected]:www.brownandcaldwell.com


Since 1947 Brown and Caldwell (BC)has provided full-service environmentalengineering consulting services includingwater, wastewater, infrastructure, waterresources, information technologies,asset management, information manage-ment, business process improvements,compliance management, buildingdecommissioning and demolition, siteassessment and remediation, and litiga-tion support to local and federal govern-ments, universities, and private industry.

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Browne and Company, LLC Voting Representative: Jeff Browne2719 Sheraton Dr., Building C, Suite 210Macon, GA 31204


Number of employees: 1Principals: Jeffrey Browne, PE

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Burns & McDonnell Eng. Co, Inc.Voting Representative: Arnold Olender3650 Mansell Rd., Suite 300Alpharetta, GA 30022

Phone: (770) 587-4776 x222Fax: (770) 587-4772E-mail: [email protected]: www.burnsmcd.com


Founded in 1898, Burns & McDonnellis a full-service engineering, architecture,construction, environmental and con-sulting solutions firm. Burns & McDon-nell is 100 percent employee-owned byits multi-disciplined staff of about 3,400-including engineers, architects, con-struction professionals, planners, estima-tors, economists, technicians and scien-tists- representing virtually all design dis-ciplines. From about 20 offices across thenation, Burns & McDonnell plans,designs, permits,

Burstein & Associates, Inc.Voting Representative: David Burstein2746 Rangewood DriveAtlanta, GA 30345


Number of employees: 1Principals: David Burstein, PE

Engineering firm management includingstrategic planning business development,project management, financial manage-ment, leadership development, and own-ership transition.

Cardno ATCVoting Representative: Richard Curtis1844 West Oak Parkway, Suite FMarietta, GA 30062

Phone: (770) 427-9456

E-mail: [email protected]: www.cardnoatc.com

Number of employees: 120Principals: Richard Curtis, PE, D.GE;William J. Sheffield PE

Cardno ATC is a professional consultingengineering firm specializing in environ-mental, and geotechnical engineering,construction materials testing and specialinspections services. Nationally, CardnoATC employs over 1,600 professionals,technical, and support personnel servinga broad client base from 71 offices in 36states. Established in 1973 in Georgia,our team of professionals are prepared toaddress virtually any engineering, testingor environmental challenge confrontinglarge and small projects.

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Carter Goble Lee, LLCVoting Representative: Joe Lee795 East Lanier AvenueFayetteville, GA 30214

Phone: (770) 716-0081Fax: (770) 716-9081E-mail: [email protected]: www.cartergoblelee.com

Number of employees: 14Principals: Joe E. Lee; John Welborn;Dexter Stanphill; Greg Westbrook; EliGage; Buddy Johns; Vahe Gabriel; SteveCarter; Bob Goble; Robert Glass; FrankGreen; Ken Ricci; April Pottorff

Provides planning services, staffinganalysis, operational programs, architec-tural programs, site analysis, mainte-nance management, energy managementservices, and design and constructionmanagement, specializing in CriminalJustice Facilities.

CB & IVoting Representative: Ibrahim Abousaud11560 Great Oaks Way, Suite 500Alpharetta, GA 30022

Phone: (770) 475-8994Fax: (770) 777-9545E-mail: [email protected]: www.cbi.com/

Number of Employees: 30Principals: Ibrahim S. Abousaud, PE;Matthew Houser, PLA

CB & I provides engineering, programmanagement/construction management,permitting and environmental remedia-tion services in the transportation, masstransit, water/wastewater, aviation, facili-ties, and government sectors.

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Cecil Chan & Associates, Inc.Voting Representative: Cecil ChanP.O. Box 422404Atlanta, GA 30342


Number of employees: 1Principals: Cecil Chan, PE

Provide structural design service to com-mercial, institutional and industrialclients.

CEI Engineering Associates, Inc.Voting Representative: Rod Abney3715 Northside Pkwy100 Northcreek, Suite 100Atlanta, GA 30327

Phone: (404) 816-6800Fax: (404) 816-6803E-mail: [email protected]: www.ceieng.com


Civil Engineering, Land Surveying, Plan-ning, Landscape Architecture.

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CH2M Hill Voting Representative: Daveitta Jenkins1000 Abernathy Road, Suite 1600Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (678) 530-4789E-mail: [email protected]: www.ch2mhill.com

Number of employees: 600Principals: Greg Wilson; Gerri Dicker-son; Bill Whalen; Chuck McCleskey

CH2M Hill delivers water, environmen-tal, transportation, and related infra-structure projects from planning throughconstruction. Specialties include citygovernment management water resourceplanning, watershed management, waterand wastewater treatment, water andwastewater conveyance systems, stormwater and hydrologic modeling, solidand hazardous waste management, mul-ti-media environmental compliance andpermitting, environmental impact stud-ies, transportation systems and programmanagement. Industrial services includedesign and construction in industrial,specialty chemical production, food andbeverage, pharmaceutical, power genera-tion and distribution, aerospace facilities,commercial and institutional buildings,and industrial planning and site search.

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CHA, Inc.Voting Representative: Richard Amadon270 Peachtree Street, NW, Suite 1500Atlanta, GA 30303

Phone: (678) 954-5000Fax: (678) 954-5001E-mail: [email protected]: www.cloughharbour.com


Founded in 1952, CHA is a full serviceengineering company that provides pub-lic, private and institutional sector clientswith the expertise and resources to

implement large-scale capital improve-ment and construction programs. Ourstaff includes hundreds of experiencedengineers, planners and constructionmanagers working from dozens of officesnationwide.

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Clark Patterson Lee Voting Representative: Kevin McOmber350 Town Center Ave, Suite 201Suwanee, GA 30024

Phone: (770) 831-9000Fax: (770) 831-9243E-mail:[email protected]: www.clarkpattersonlee.com/

Number of employees: 31Principals: Kevin McOmber, PE; AdolfoGuzman, PE; Rich Edinger, PE

Full service professional firm offeringdesign to private, municipal, industrial,and design-build entities. Our projectsrange in size from a few thousand dollarsto $35 million. We strive to produce thehighest quality work, maintain ourinvolvement through construction andkeep our clients satisfied.

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Columbia Engineering & Services, Inc.Voting Representative: Paul Cook2763 Meadow Church Road, Suite 100Duluth, GA 30097

Phone: (770) 925-0357Fax: (770) 925-0565E-mail: [email protected]: www.columbia-engineering.com

Number of employees: 30Principals: Paul D. Cook, PE, VP; LouisD. Young, Jr., PE, President; Jason B.Hurst, PE , VP;

We are an engineering, surveying andlandscape architecture firm offering pro-fessional services in civil engineering,water resources, transportation, landplanning and development, and land sur-veying, utility coordination, constructioninspection, landscaping and arboristservices for both public and privatedevelopments.

Communication Structures Engineering Inc.Voting Representative: James Boltz5579 B Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. # 517Dunwoody, GA 30338


Number of employees: 1Principals: James E. Boltz

General structural and civil engineeringservices as well as specialized engineeringof communications structures, towers,and monopoles for radio, TV,microwave, cellular, and PCS applica-tions.

Construction Testing & Analysis, Inc.Voting Representative: Charles Almand7914 Highway 92, Suite 120Woodstock, GA 30189


Number of employees: 4Principals: Charles T. Almand, PE

Construction testing and inspection forcommercial and residential developers,owners, builders, real estate brokers, andhomeowners. Geotechnical engineering.

Conway & Owen, Inc.Voting Representative: Jennifer Abbott1455 Bluegrass Lakes PkwyAlpharetta, GA 30004

Phone: ) 350-9000Fax: (678) 350-9010E-mail: [email protected]: www.conway-owen.com


Conway & Owen provides mechanical,electrical and plumbing consulting toarchitects, property developers and con-struction companies throughout thesoutheast United States. Headquarteredin Atlanta, Georgia.

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Cranston Engineering Group, PC Voting Representative: Dennis WelchP. O. Drawer 2546Augusta, GA 30903

Phone: (706) 722-1588Fax: (706) 722-8379E-mail:[email protected]: www.cranstonengineering.com

Number of employees: 30Principals: Thomas H. Robertson;Eldridge A. Whitehurst; James B. Cran-ford, Jr.; Dennis J. Welch; Scott P.M.Godefroy; J. Craig Cranston (retired)

General civil and structural engineering,surveying & planning practice formunicipal, industrial, commercial andprivate clients in the fields of site plan-ning and design, surveying and mapping,streets and highways, storm sewerage,sanitary sewerage, solid waste manage-ment, treatment facilities, water supply,dams and reservoirs, bridges, downtownrevitalization, historic preservation, landdevelopment, waterfront development,hydrology and hydraulic works, and fea-sibility and engineering studies.

Crawford EngineeringVoting Representative: Michael Crawford1205 Bay StreetTybee Island, GA 31328

Phone: (912) 786-7727E-mail: [email protected]:www.crawfordengineers.com/

Number of employees: 1Principals: Michael A. Crawford, PE

Consulting engineering practice in thefields of civil, environmental and sanitaryengineering. Extensive experience in themunicipal and investor owned water andwastewater market throughout the US,Europe, and South America.

Daniel Consultants, Inc.Voting Representative: Larry Daniel1245 Brook Lawn Rd, NEAtlanta, GA 30319


Number of employees: 1Principals: C. Larry Daniel, PE

Provides structural engineering services.

DAVIS AND CHURCH LLCVoting Representative: Matt ChurchP.O. Box 734Alpharetta, GA 30009


Number of employees: 8Principals: Matthew S. Church, PE;Scott A. Davis, PE

Davis & Church provides structuralengineering design services for a varietyof building types, including, multi-fami-ly, mixed-use, institutional, commercial,retail, industrial, hotels and parkingstructures.

Development Planning &Engineering Inc.Voting Representative: Jimmy Garrison5074 Bristol Industrial Way, Suite ABuford, GA 30518-1778

Phone: (770) 271-2868Fax: (770) 271-0779 E-mail: [email protected]: www.dpengr.com

Number of employees: 9Principals: James C. Garrison III, PE,AP; Kyle W. Bowen, PE, LEED AP; JonG. Stubblefield, RLS

Development Planning & Engineering,Inc. provides civil engineering and landsurveying services to the public and pri-vate sector throughout Georgia, Ala-bama, and North and South Carolinafrom concept development through con-struction.

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DEWBERRY AND DAVIS

Voting Representative: Allen Groover2835 Brandywine Rd., Suite 100Atlanta, GA 30341

Phone: (678) 537-8630Fax: (678) 530-0044E-mail: [email protected]: www.dewberry.com

Number of employees: 26Principals: Steven Allen Groover

Geodigital, water resource master plan-ning, hydrologic and hydraulic model-ing, water resource project design, disas-ter mitigation services, debris manage-ment services, stream restoration, envi-ronmental assessment, hazardous materi-als, water/wastewater planning anddesign. Hurricane and tropical stormpreparedness services.

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EBERLY & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Daniel Eberly, RLA1852 Century Place, Suite 202Atlanta, GA 30345

Phone: (770) 452-7849Fax: (770) 452-0086E-mail: [email protected]: www.eberly.net

Number of employees: 13Principals: Daniel L. Eberly, RLA; Gre-gory L. Delaney,PE; Kevin Edwards, PE;Scott Gardner, PE; Brian Brumfield,PE;Paul Flippo, PE

Eberly & Associates is a Land Planning,Civil Engineering and Landscape Archi-tecture firm with a reputation for solidengineering solutions, which demon-strate environmental awareness. As acompany, we deliver a unique approachof combining both the design capabilitiesand experience of our engineers andlandscape architects. This creates a thor-ough, uniform process by which to serv-ice our clients’ needs.

The engineers and landscape architects atEberly & Associates, Inc work in closepartnership with architects, developers,general contractors, institutions and gov-ernment agencies to develop long termrelationships. We have a reputation ofthinking like our clients and we knowtheir reputation is riding on our per-formance. Our clients value thisapproach, and come back to us, timeafter time. Clients include those from theprivate and public sectors, includingmulti-family housing, office, mixed-use,healthcare, education, industrial & dis-tribution, institutional, hospitality andrecreation.

Our experience and leadership, excellentclient relationships and outstanding rep-utation are our strengths. All of this andmore has placed us as one of the mostrespected engineering firms in the South-east region.

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EDI, LTD. Voting Representative: Don Kinser1600 RiverEdge Pkwy, Suite 900Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (770) 956-7000Fax: (770) 956-7003E-mail: [email protected]: www.ediltd.com

Number of employees: 17Principals: Donald E. Kinser, PE, MBA,

CPHIMS; Jim Harrison, RCDD, Sr.Vice President; Jan Stuchlik, PE; PaulRemke, PE; Mark McComb

EDI, Ltd. is a leading IT / Data Centerconsulting and design firm, providinginnovative planning and programmingof critical technology systems for health-care, higher education and corporateenvironments. We specialize in medicalcommunication technologies, informa-tion systems infrastructure, networking,voice communications, security, audio-visual systems, and data centers. With2015 fast approaching, EDI is heavilyinvolved with our healthcare customers''On the Road to Meaningful Use'',guiding them through this pivotalchange. Our expert data center team canhelp you determine your best data centerstrategy (build and own, collocate,remote hosting, etc.) and optimize yourTCO.

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EGSCI CONSULTING INC.Voting Representative: Mike Khalil1455 Lincoln Pkwy, Suite 500Atlanta, GA 30346

Phone: (770) 379-8582Fax: (770) 379-8594E-mail: [email protected]: www.EGSci.com


Principals: Mike Khalil, PE

Geotechnical, environmental and geo-physical engineering services.

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CONSULTANTS, INC. Voting Representative: Michael Mongrue2719 Sheraton Drive, Building C, Suite 250Macon, GA 31204


Number of employees: 21Principals: Michael C. Mongrue P.E., M.Ashley Paulk III P.E., Jeffrey H. McGeeP.E.

EMPRISE CORPORATIONVoting Representative: Sharon Hall3900 Kennesaw 75 Parkway, Suite 125Kennesaw, GA 30144-6430

Phone: (770) 425-1420Fax: (770) 425-1425E-mail: [email protected]: www.emprise-usa.com

Number of employees: 21Principals: Ronald A. DuBose, President;Paul Donald Yelton, Vice President,CFO; David A. Penz, Vice President;David H. Wood III, Vice President

Provides mechanical, electrical and com-puter engineering services applicable totechnical facilities such as manufacturingplants, test facilities and utilities. Real-time computer control and monitoringapplications are a specialty.

ENGINEERED EARTHSOLUTIONS, LLC Voting Representative: Lance Paradis441 Creekstone RidgeWoodstock, GA 30188

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Phone: (770) 592-2950Fax: (770) 592-2953E-mail: [email protected]: www.eesols.com

Number of employees: 5Principals: Lance Paradis, PE

Provide engineering design support toclients for earth reinforced structures.This includes client contact, pre-designmeetings, calculation preparation andsealing calculations and plans.

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TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Voting Representative: Fred Fatemi1705 Enterprise Way, Suite 200Marietta, GA 30067

Phone: (770) 988-0400Fax: (770) 988-0300E-mail: [email protected]: www.edtinc.net

Number of employees: 55Principals: Fred Fatemi, PE; HaywoodCurry

Engineering Design Technologies, Inc.,(EDT), is a multi-disciplinary, minority(MBE) and 8(a) certified consultingengineering firm offering complete serv-ices in: civil/transportation, structural,mechanical, electrical, plumbing andsanitary engineering, cost estimating,and general construction and programmanagement. EDT is conveniently locat-ed within the Atlanta metropolitan areain the city of Marietta.

ENGINEERING STRATEGIES, INC. Voting Representative: Pedro Rossello3855 Shallowford Rd., Suite 525Marietta, GA 30062

Phone: (770) 429-0001Fax: (678) 205-2840E-mail: [email protected]: www.esi-ga.com


Principals: Pedro Rossello, PE; JohnFleck, PE; Scott Hennessey PE

ESI serves clients in the governmentaland private sectors. The firm's focus is oncivil engineering and program manage-ment for projects involving water supply,water treatment, water distribution,wastewater conveyance, wastewater treat-ment, stormwater, highways and relatedinfrastructure projects. Typical servicesinclude studies, planning, design, con-struction management and operationalassistance.

FACILITY DESIGN GROUP INC.Voting Representative: James Strack2233 Lake Park Dr SE, Suite 205Smyrna, GA 30080

Phone: (770) 437-2700Fax: (770) 437-3935E-mail: [email protected]: www.fdgatlanta.com


Facility Design Group provides architec-tural and engineering design services aswell as program management, interiordesign, planning and construction man-agement services.

FIRST ENVIRONMENT, INC.Voting Representative: Ellen Reid1275 Shiloh Road NW, Suite 2110Kennesaw, GA 30144

Phone: (770) 424-3344Fax: (770) 424-3399E-mail: [email protected]: www.firstenvironment.com

Number of employees: 3Principals: Tod Delaney PE

Environmental consulting in the areas of:Site Investigation and Remediation, Reg-ulatory Compliance, Litigation Support,Merger and Acquisition due diligence,Greenhouse Gases, Green Build, Life

Cycle Assessment, Environmental Man-agement Systems, Permitting, Sustain-ability and Climate Change, Risk Man-agement, Mold & Asbestos.

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FLORENCE & HUTCHESON INC.Voting Representative: Jeff PowersRidenour Summit1300 Ridenour Blvd Ste 300Kennesaw, GA 30152

Phone: (770) 428-0157Fax: (770) 428-8957E-mail: [email protected]: www.flohut.com


Florence & Hutcheson has providedcomprehensive civil engineering servicesfor projects since 1965. Pre-constructionservices include surveying, geotechnical,planning, traffic, dam and levee design,environmental, flood plain management,roadway, and bridge design. In addition,F&H provides construction engineering,and inspection.

FRANKE RISK SERVICES, LLCVoting Representative: Ronald Franke3162 Johnson Ferry Rd, Suite 260-707Marietta, GA 30062-7600

Phone: (770) 640-6548E-mail: [email protected]: www.frankeriskservices.com

Number of employees: 1Principals: Ronald J. Franke, PE, President

FRS provides fire protection engineeringservices for industrial, commercial, serv-ice and government properties thatinclude third-party review of plans forbuilding construction, fire protectionsystems, alarm systems and processes.FRS conducts on-site surveys and hazardanalysis, fire investigations and testing


and analysis of water-based protectionsystems. Life safety and building codeanalysis and consulting. Provides com-missioning services for fire protectionand life safety system.

G. BEN TURNIPSEEDENGINEERS, INC. Voting Representative: Greg Bertolini2255 Cumberland Parkway, Building 400Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (770) 333-0700Fax: (770) 333-0775E-mail: [email protected]: www.gbtengineers.com

Number of employees: 23Principals: G. Ben Turnipseed

The firm provides civil, environmentaland hydraulic engineering services tomunicipal, industrial and private clients,specializing in water supply, distributionand treatment, sewerage systems, waste-water treatment plants, roadway,drainage and solid waste management.Services include planning (feasibilitystudies, reports, assistance with fundingapplications for Federal, State and localfunding), surveying, design, bidding andcontract documents, construction super-vision and operation and maintenanceassistance.

GEO-HYDRO ENGINEERS, INC. Voting Representative: Mason Berryman1000 Cobb Place Blvd., Suite 290Kennesaw, GA 30144

Phone: (770) 426-7100Fax: (770) 426-5209E-mail: [email protected]: www.geohydro.com

Number of employees: 48Principals: Mason F. Berryman, PE;Michael P. Riddle, PG

Geo-Hydro specializes in geotechnical

engineering, Special Inspections, con-struction materials testing, and environ-mental services. Our geotechnical engi-neering specialties include subsurfaceinvestigations, seismic site characteriza-tion, and recommendations for gradingand site development with shallow anddeep foundations. Geo-Hydro has a deepexpertise in Special Inspections and allaspects of construction materials testingincluding non-destructive and geophysi-cal testing and forensic investigations.Our environmental services includePhase I & Phase II site assessments, haz-ardous site and brownfield consulting, aswell as asbestos and lead inspections.

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GEOCOMP CORPORATIONVoting Representative: James Brady2662 Holcomb Bridge Rd., Suite 310Alpharetta, GA 30022

Phone: (770) 645-6545Fax: (770) 645-6570E-mail: [email protected]: www.geocomp.com


Geocomp provides comprehensive geo-engineering services to clients around theworld, up to the minute geo-engineeringknowledge whenever needed with auto-mated remote monitoring systems forreliability and risk reduction. GeoTestingExpress offers fast, comprehensive geot-echnical laboratory testing and lab sys-tems offers fully automated equipment.

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GEOSYNTEC CONSULTANTSVoting Representative: Ganesh Krishnan1255 Roberts Blvd. NW, Suite 200Kennesaw, GA 30144


Website: www.geosyntec.com

Number of employees: 97Principals: Robert Bachus, John Beech,Rudolph Bonaparte, Neil Davies, MajdiOthman, Todd Hagemeyer, Glenn Rix,Mike Mckibben, Michael D'Alessandro

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GLOBAL ENGINEERING COMPANYVoting Representative: Alex Wu11285 Elkins Road, Unit G-3Roswell, GA 30076-1259

Phone: (770) 475-3838Fax: (770) 475-3232E-mail: [email protected]: www.globalengusa.com

Number of employees: 3Principals: Alex Y. Wu

Electrical control/power system studiesand design for industrial and commercialpower system complex. Analysis anddesign of complex structural componentsincluding vibration analysis of winderfoundations, turbine generator, ID fansand other heavy moving equipment.Pipeline pulsation, vibration and stressanalysis.

GOLDER ASSOCIATES INC. Voting Representative: Randy Sullivan3730 Chamblee Tucker RoadAtlanta, GA 30341

Phone: (770) 496-1893Fax: (770) 934-9476E-mail: [email protected]: www.golder.com

Number of employees: 75Principals: Gary H. Collison, J.J.C. Paul,R.W. Humphries, J.R. Schultz, W.R.Sullivan, A.T. McClean, George B. Dear-dorff, Fred L. Hoffman

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Golder Associates is driven by our pur-pose to engineer earth's developmentwhile preserving earth's integrity. Frommore than 180 offices worldwide, ourover 8000 employees deliver solutionsthat help our clients achieve their sus-tainable development goals by providinga wide range of independent consulting,design and construction services in ourspecialist areas of earth, environment andenergy.

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GRESHAM SMITH AND PARTNERSVoting Representative: Al Pramuk2325 Lakeview Parkway, Suite 400Alpharetta, GA 30009

Phone: (770) 754-0755E-mail: [email protected]: www.greshamsmith.com

Number of employees: 37Principals: Al Pramuk; Rodney Chester;Jody Braswell

Multi-discipline firm providing plan-ning, engineering, architecture and con-sulting services to national and interna-tional clients. For more than 45 years,GS&P has focused on enhancing qualityof life and sustainability within commu-nities with staff having expertise servingTransportation (roads, highways,bridges, planning, traffic and ITS),Water, Wastewater, Water Resources,Aviation (terminal design, in-line bag-gage, security, parking, cargo, roads,deicer management systems, wayfind-ing/signage), Environmental Services(environmental audits, EMS, air qualityand greenhouse gas strategies, climatechange and adaptation planning, recy-cling, waste minimization and manage-ment, regulatory compliance, remedia-tion), Federal, Healthcare, Industrial andCorporate Architecture markets. GS&Palso provides construction phase servicesincluding construction administrationand on-site representation for clients.

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HAINES, GIPSON AND

ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Randall Gipson1550 North Brown Rd, Suite 100Lawrenceville, GA 30043

Phone: (770) 491-7550Fax: (770) 491-7750E-mail:[email protected]: www.hainesgipson.com

Number of employees: 23Principals: Randall W. Gipson; R. ClayLewis; Daniel D. Campbell

Civil engineering including grading,drainage, water and sanitary sewer forindustrial, commercial and institutionaldevelopment. Structural engineering forbridges and all types of buildings: indus-trial, commercial and institutional.

HATCH MOTT MACDONALD, LLC Voting Representative: Mark Hitchcock2550 Heritage Court, SE, Suite 250Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (770) 952-1022Fax: (770) 952-1041E-mail:[email protected]: www.hatchmott.com


Hatch Mott MacDonald is a full serviceconsulting engineering firm serving pub-lic and private sector clients. With over60 offices throughout North America,the firm provides engineering solutionsfor highways, bridges, rail, transit, lifesafety and security, aviation, ports, tun-nels, water, wastewater, and environmen-tal. www.hatchmott.com

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HDR ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative:Anthony DiGirolamo1100 Peachtree Street, NE, Suite 400Atlanta, GA 30309

Phone: (404) 601-8689Fax: (404) 815-3107E-mail:[email protected]: www.hdrinc.com

Number of employees: 56Principals: John Mason; AnthonyDiGirolamo, PE; William R. Bryant,RLA

HDR consistently delivers high qualitysolutions for facility and infrastructureprojects throughout the state of Georgia.Our strong local presence, backed by ournational credentials and resources,enables us to offer an extensive range ofdesign and consulting services. With over50 employees working in the Atlantametro area, we are strategically located toprovide new solutions to a region facingtremendous demands for transportationsystems, environmental and land useplanning, and infrastructure develop-ment and rehabilitation.

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HEATH & LINEBACKENGINEERS, INC. Voting Representative: John Heath2390 Canton Rd., Building 200Marietta, GA 30066-5393

Phone: (770) 424-1668Fax: (770) 424-2907E-mail: [email protected]: www.heath-lineback.com

Number of employees: 36Principals: John A. Heath; Gary B. Line-back; Masood Shabazaz; Allen Krivsky;Mark Holmberg; Tom Barwick

Civil and structural engineering ofbridges, highways, buildings and rail-


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HESM&A, INC.Voting Representative: Stan Everett1255 Collier RdAtlanta, GA 30318

Phone: (404) 881-5300Fax: (404) 881-0909E-mail: [email protected]: hesm.com/

Number of employees: 21Principals: Timothy B. Gilbert, PE;Daniel B. Clifford, PE; Thomas L.Evans, PE; Timothy L. Brawner, PE;Tobias J. Hunt, PE; Stanley R. Everett,PE

Engineering and commissioning servicesfor Corporate and Institutional Facilities.Specialties include medical and supportfacilities, light manufacturing and distri-bution facilities, telecommunication sys-tems, transportation, utilities, highereducation facilities, and K-12 schools.

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HNTB CORPORATIONVoting Representative: Jeffry Parker3715 Northside Parkway NW200 Northcreek, Suite 800Atlanta, GA 30327

Phone: (404) 946-5700Fax: (404) 841-2820E-mail: [email protected]: www.hntb.com


HNTB Corporation provides compre-hensive planning, engineering, andarchitectural services to public and pri-

vate clients throughout the country withexpertise in highways, transit, bridges,tunnels, airports, buildings, and water,from concept through construction.HNTB was founded in 1914 and hasbeen in continuous operation in Atlantasince 1968.

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HODGES, HARBIN, NEWBERRY & TRIBBLE, INC. Voting Representative: Lowry Tribble3920 Arkwright Road, Suite 101Macon, GA 31210

Phone: (912) 743-7175Fax: (912) 743-1703E-mail: [email protected]: www.hhnt.com

Number of employees: 17Principals: H. Lowry Tribble Jr., PE;William F. Hodges, PE; Michael Stubbs,PE

Civil and environmental consulting anddesign services, specializing in solid wastemanagement, surface mining, water andwastewater systems, roads and stormdrainage.

HOFSTADTER AND

ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Carl Hofstadter4571 Arkwright RoadMacon, GA 31210

Phone: (912) 757-1169Fax: (912) 471-1646E-mail: [email protected]: www.hofstadter.com/

Number of employees: 15Principals: Carl E. Hofstadter; Kelvin Seagraves

Water and wastewater treatment plants,water and sewer systems, solid wastemanagement and design, subtitle ‘D’landfill, grading and drainage, streets and

transportation, general civil/sanitarydesign.

HUGHES-RAY COMPANY, INC.Voting Representative: Howard Ray6554 E. Church StDouglasville, GA 30134

Phone: (770) 942-0196Fax: (770) 942-0152E-mail: [email protected]: www.hughesray.com/

Number of employees: 6Principals: Howard B. Ray, P.E.

Residential/commercial: Land use plan-ning; land development constructiondrawings; stormwater management;landscape architecture; and constructionlayout. Municipal: Construction man-agement; plan review and inspection;and water, wastewater, stormwater andtransportation design.

HUSSEY, GAY, BELL & DEYOUNG, INC. Voting Representative: Steven WohlfeilP.O. Box 14247Savannah, GA 31416-1247

Phone: (912) 354-4626Fax: (912) 354-6754E-mail: [email protected]: www.hgbd.com

Number of employees: 53Principals: Gus Bell; Holmes Bell;William Lovett; Steven C. Wohlfeil; HalKraft, Eric Johnson

Civil design and construction manage-ment for public and private sectorclients, including municipal water andwastewater treatment and conveyance,drainage, and landfills; state and localhighways; environmental assessmentsand remediation plans; marine works;commercial and residential site design;geotechnical; land surveying.

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INNOVATIVE ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Scott Weiland3380 Trickum Road, Building 500,Suite 100Woodstock, GA 30188

Phone: (770) 517-5507Fax: (770) 517-5508E-mail: [email protected]: www.ieiusa.com

Number of employees: 5Principals: Scott Weiland, President

Founded in 1995, Innovative Engineer-ing, Inc. is an award-winning structuralengineering firm that provides tradi-tional and specialty engineering servicesto the design and construction industry.As a medium size firm, we are largeenough to handle most any project, butsmall enough to ensure principalinvolvement. Our structural engineer-ing experience is diverse and deep andoffers a strong portfolio of corporate,commercial, healthcare, hotels, retail,education, energy, military, municipal,housing and industrial clients. Servicesinclude structural design and analysis,facility condition analysis, as-built qual-ification, value engineering, and foren-sic analysis. Specialties include: ATFPand Industrial Blast design and analysisincluding envelope blast and progressivecollapse engineering; seismic screeningsand upgrades; facade inspections, his-toric preservation, failure analysis, disas-ter response, fire damage assessments,and participation in sustainable designsfor LEED certification. Awards include2011 AGC First Place - Build GeorgiaAward; 2002 ACI Award of Excellence;and a 1999 ACI First Place Award forLow Rise Buildings.

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INSITE ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Jimmy BargeP.O. Box 940Loganville, GA 30052

Phone: (770) 466-5890E-mail:[email protected]:www.insiteengineeringinc.com

Number of employees: 1Principals: Jimmy Barge

InSite Engineering is a civil engineeringfirm that designs commercial and resi-dential developments. We have designedprojects in counties such as Gwinnett,Walton, Barrow, Jackson, Rockdale,Newton and Hall. Our mission state-ment: Helping others develop projectsthat enhance our communities throughpractical design and innovative work-manship.

JACOBS ENGINEERING GROUP INC. Voting Representative: Jeffery Dingle6801 Governor’s Lake Parkway, Building 200Norcross,GA 30071

Phone: (770) 455-8555Fax: (770) 455-7391E-mail: [email protected]: www.jacobs.com

Number of employees: 409Principals: Thomas Meinhart; HillBaughman; Jeffery Dingle; Lynette Bak-er; Josh Rowan; David Wilkes; ChuckButton; Tim Scarbrough

Multidisciplinary consulting firm pro-viding a full range of engineering, plan-ning, construction and program manage-ment, as well as management consultingservices for over 50 years in Georgia tolocal and state governments, public utili-ties, federal agencies and the private(industrial and commercial) sector. Areasof expertise include transportation, tran-sit and aviation; water/wastewater distri-bution, collection and treatment; indus-trial process design; waste management;geotechnical/tunneling; civil design;architecture; community/urban plan-ning; and land development.

JAMES G. SWIFT & ASSOCIATESVoting Representative: David Hargrove1206 Interstate ParkwayAugusta, GA 30909


Number of employees: 12Principals: David L. Hargrove, Bill S.Hargrove, GF ‘Bo’ Slaughter, Mark M.Green

Civil engineering, surveying, and landplanning.

JOHN H. MATTHEWS & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: John MatthewsP. O. Box 3229Cookeville, TN 38502Phone: (931) 858-5891Fax: (931) 858-5556E-mail: [email protected]: www.johnmatthewsconsult-ing.com

Number of employees: 2Principals: John H. Matthews, PE

Professional electrical engineering servic-es including electromagnetic field (EMF)and power quality related studies. Systemdesign including fault current and coor-dination studies, investigation of electri-cal accidents and fires. Services alsoinclude workshops and short courses inbuilding electrical systems design, powerquality protection, safety, illuminationand power system theory.

JOHNSON, LASCHOBER & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Voting Representative: Charles JohnsonP. O. Box 2103Augusta, GA 30902-2103



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Number of employees: 21Principals: Charles J. Johnson; Richard J.Laschober; Donald L.Thorstad

Multi-disciplined engineering firm offer-ing civil, structural, mechanical and elec-trical engineering services to commercial,institutional, governmental and industri-al clients. Services include site and utilitydesign, building design, analysis anddesign of special structures, HVAC andplumbing design, energy studies, fireprotection, analysis and design of electri-cal power distribution systems, lighting,electrical controls and instrumentation.

JORDAN & SKALA ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Charles Jordan4275 Shackleford Rd, Suite 200Norcross, GA 30093

Phone: (770) 447-5547Fax: (770) 448-0262E-mail: [email protected]: www.jordanskala.com


Jordan & Skala Engineers, Inc. is a lead-ing mechanical, electrical, plumbing andstructural engineering firm with regionaldesign offices located throughout theUnited States.

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KCI TECHNOLOGIESVoting Representative: William Hicks2160 Satellite Boulevard, Suite 130Duluth, GA 30097

Phone: (678) 990-6200Fax: (678) 990-6222E-mail: [email protected]: www.kci.com

Number of employees: 19Principals: William S. Hicks, PE, VicePresident

KCI Technologies, Inc. is a multi-disci-pline firm providing civil, structural,transportation, traffic, roadway, highway,drainage, environmental (NEPA), haz-ardous waste, telecommunications,water/wastewater, geotechnical, soils andsubsurface utility engineering (SUE),land planning and landscape architec-ture, geology, hydrology, ecology, streamrestoration, surveying, wetland permit-ting and mitigation, as well as construc-tion management, inspection and marinestructures and diving.

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KECK & WOOD, INC.Voting Representative: Edgar Williams2750 Premiere Pkwy, Suite 900Duluth, GA 30097

Phone: (678) 417-4000Fax: (678) 417-4055E-mail: [email protected]: www.keckwood.com

Number of employees: 21Principals: Edgar G. Williams, PE;Michael J. Moffitt, PE; Richard D. Gur-ney, PE

Founded in 1954, Keck & Wood, Inc. isa multidiscipline, employee-owned firm,providing services in transportation,water resources engineering, land devel-opment, natural gas, surveying, plan-ning, and GIS. The firm headquarteredin Duluth, Georgia serves clients acrossthe Southeast from Duluth and offices inCharlotte, NC and Rock Hill, SC.

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KIMLEY-HORN AND

ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Emmy Montanye817 W. Peachtree St., N.W.The Biltmore, Suite 601Atlanta, GA 30308

Phone: (404) 419-8711

Fax: (404) 419-8701E-mail:[email protected]: www.kimley-horn.com/

Number of employees: 94Principals: John D. Walker; Ed Ellis;Kenn L. Fink

Land development services, environmen-tal studies, stormwater and floodplainmanagement, water and wastewater util-ities, municipal engineering, airportplanning and design, roadway and bridgedesign, transportation and transit plan-ning, traffic engineering, advanced traf-fic management systems, parking servic-es, structural engineering, building con-dition assessment and traffic accidentreconstruction.

KIRSNER CONSULTINGENGINEERING INC. Voting Representative: Wayne Kirsner3319 Turtle Lake DriveMarietta, GA 30067

Phone: (770) 953-8262E-mail: [email protected]: www.kirsner.org

Number of employees: 1Principals: Wayne Kirsner, PE

KORNEGAY ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Garry Kornegay363 Pierce Avenue, Suite 102Macon, GA 31204

Phone: (478) 745-6161Fax: (478) 745-4744E-mail:[email protected]:www.kornegayengineering.com

Number of employees: 4Principals: Garry D. Kornegay

Structural consultant to owners, contrac-tors, engineers or architects for commer-cial, industrial and residential projects ofany size.

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KUN-YOUNG CHIU& ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Kun-young Chiu109 East Adair StreetValdosta, GA 31601-4505

Phone: (229) 244-4002Fax: (229) 244-1374E-mail: [email protected]: www.kyca.us

Number of employees: 3Principals: Kun-young Chiu; Jeffrey Chiu

Comprehensive and extensive experiencesince 1970 in architectural engineering,military construction, institutional andcommercial buildings, airports and ter-minals, hangars and support facilities,industrial projects, bridges, highways,grading, land development, stormdrainage and other structural and civilengineering. Specialize in large roofstructures, aircraft and vehicle mainte-nance facilities, heavy construction andprojects, which require special structuralsolutions.

L. LEIGH MORGAN, JR.Voting Representative: Leigh MorganP.O. Box 6Senoia, GA 30276-0006


Number of employees: 1Principals: L.Leigh Morgan Jr.

Mechanical and electrical engineering,design for commercial, industrial andinstitutional occupancies including heat-ing, ventilating, air conditioning, boilerplants, plumbing, process piping, refrig-eration, fire protection and electricalpower and lighting systems. Specialties incomputer facilities and office buildingrenovations.

LANIER ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Tod Lanier1504 Third Ave.Albany, GA 31707

Phone: (229) 438-0522Fax: (229) 438-0921E-mail:[email protected]: lanier-engineering.com/ser-vices.html

Number of employees: 6Principals: Tod Lanier, PE

General civil engineering consultingservices such as site and subdivisiondevelopment, storm drainage and deten-tion, roadway design, sanitary sewerdesign, water distribution, and floodstudies.

LCW ENGINEERING INC.Voting Representative: Loretta WashingtonSouth DeKalb Business Park4260 Clausell Court, Suite 103Decatur, GA 30035

Phone: (678) 860-3018Fax: (770) 593-9594E-mail:[email protected]:www.lcwengineeringinc.com

Number of employees: 2Principals: Loretta C. Washington

Highway Design, Site Design,Water/Sewer Design, Transit Design,Program Management, QC/QAReviews.

LEPPARD JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES, P.C.Voting Representative: Charles Johnson100 Crescent Centre Parkway, Suite 750Tucker, GA 30084

Phone: (770) 270-1588

Fax: (770) 270-9588E-mail: [email protected]: www.leppardjohnson.com

Number of employees: 16Principals: Charles V. Johnson Jr.; BenA. Leppard, Jr.; Roland S. Weekley

Engineering consulting services andpreparation of mechanical, electrical,plumbing, and fire protection design,development and construction docu-ments for the commercial, institutional,and industrial construction market.

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LONG ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: J. Ellen Long2550 Heritage Court, Suite 100Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (770) 951-2495Fax: (770) 951-2496E-mail: [email protected]: www.longeng.com

Number of employees: 7Principals: J. Ellen Long, President;Shepherd Long, Vice President; Joe Sev-erin, Vice President; David McFarlin,Vice President

J. Ellen Long, P.E., LEED AP foundedLong Engineering, Inc. in 1997 with avision to build an exceptional, full-serv-ice civil engineering and surveying firmdedicated to providing quality, value-based services throughout the Southeast.This focus has enabled Long Engineer-ing, Inc. to be recognized as a premierecivil engineering firm offering knowledgeand expertise in the areas of Planningand Land Development, Water and Sew-er Systems, Stormwater Management,NPDES Compliance, Aviation Infra-structure, Traffic and Transportation,Land Surveying/GIS and ConstructionEngineering and Inspections. We are reg-istered in seven states and have threelocations to serve our clients throughoutthe Southeast (Atlanta and Savannah,


Georgia and Tampa, Florida).

Long Engineering, Inc. is also a FemaleBusiness Enterprise (FBE), certified bythe City of Atlanta, Fulton County,DeKalb County, City of Savannah andthe Women’s Business EnterpriseNational Council, the largest third-partycertifier of businesses owned and operat-ed by women in the United States. Weare also certified as a DisadvantagedBusiness Enterprise (DBE) with theGeorgia Department of Transportation,Florida Department of Transportationand the Tennessee Department of Trans-portation.

LOWE ENGINEERS, LLC Voting Representative: Richard MeehanSix Concourse Pkwy, Suite 1000Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (770) 857-8400Fax: (770) 857-8401E-mail:[email protected]: www.loweengineers.com

Number of employees: 34Principals: William J. Daniel III, PLS;Jon W. Drysdale Jr., PE; Chris K.Owens, PE; Richard J. Meehan, PE; Sal-ly S. Riker

Lowe Engineers has been providing con-sulting, engineering, project manage-ment, surveying and geospatial servicesfrom our offices since 1957. The LoweTeam provides superior service and tech-nical expertise for problem solving solu-tions that dovetail our clients’ needs. Weoffer turnkey services to streamline thework process.

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M2 STRUCTURAL, LLCVoting Representative: Michael Murphy981 Joseph E Lowery Blvd., Suite 108Atlanta, GA 30318

Phone: (404) 829-2612E-mail: [email protected]: www.m2structural.com

Number of employees: 3Principals: Michael K. Murphy; Nils V.Ericson III

Structural Consulting Engineers

MATHESON-BALL & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Jim Matheson11285 Elkins Road, Suite F3Roswell, GA 30076

Phone: (770) 751-0773Fax: (770) 751-9210E-mail: [email protected]: www.mathesonball.com

Number of employees: 9Principals: James E. Matheson

Mechanical engineering services for com-mercial, institutional, and industrialprojects. Specializing in HVAC, plumb-ing and fire protection designs for build-ing construction. Additional servicesinclude system evaluations and investiga-tive reports.

MAULDIN MECHANICAL

ENGINEERINGVoting Representative: Aaron Mauldin6190 Huie DriveMorrow, GA 30260

Phone: (770) 968-1277Fax: (770) 968-1277E-mail:[email protected]

Number of employees: 1Principals: Aaron I. Mauldin, P.E.

Design of HVAC, plumbing, fire protec-tion, energy plants and medical gas sys-tems for commercial, industrial andinstitutional buildings.

MAXWELL-REDDICK & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Charles Maxwell1203 Brampton AveP.O. Box 1896Statesboro, GA 30458

Phone: (912) 489-7112Fax: (912) 489-7125E-mail:[email protected]: www.maxred.com

Number of employees: 5Principals: Charles J. Maxwell

Maxwell-Reddick and Associates, Inc.was originally founded as a sole propri-etorship (surveying company) in 1964 byLamar O. Reddick, RLS. In 2004, JoeyMaxwell acquired Reddick & Associatesand in 2007 merged the surveying entitywith his civil engineering firm, MaxwellEngineering. This merger resulted in ablend of disciplines that greatly benefitsour clientele as the engineering and sur-veying professions are so fundamentallyinterconnected.

With over forty years of civil engineeringexperience and over sixty years of regis-tered land surveyor experience, we striveto provide each of our clients a finalproduct will exceed their expectationsand truly provide a seamless design expe-rience. Along with providing quality pro-fessional services, it is always our goal tobe easily accessible and to deliver person-al service to each client to ensure allneeds are met throughout the life of aproject.

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MC SQUARED, INC.Voting Representative: Sam Moussly1275 Shiloh Rd., Suite 2620Kennesaw, GA 30144


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Number of employees: 7Principals: Joy Moussly, President;Sameer Moussly; Joe DiStefano, VP;Kermit Schmidt, VP Geotechnical and foundation engineer-ing, geo-environmental, constructionmaterials testing and inspection.

MCGEE PARTNERS INC.Voting Representative: Thomas Crochet13 Corporate Blvd NE, Suite 200Atlanta, GA 30329

Phone: (770) 938-6400Fax: (770) 938-6333E-mail: [email protected]: www.mcgeepartners.com

Number of employees: 12Principals: Thomas M. Crochet, PE,PTOE President; Laury Jill Hodges, PE;R. Christopher Marsengill, PE, PTOE

McGee Partners is a civil engineeringfirm specializing in transportation plan-ning & design. Founded in 2002, thefirm has extensive experience in roadwaydesign, traffic studies & design, drainagestudies & design, site developmentdesign, and construction administration& inspection.

MCLEAN ENGINEERINGCOMPANY, INC.Voting Representative: Sean KnowlesP. O. Box 2587815 S Main StMoultrie, GA 31776-2587

Phone: (229) 985-1148Fax: (229) 985-2248E-mail:[email protected]:www.mcleanengineering.com

Number of employees: 11Principals: Todd Taylor, Vice PresidentEngineering; Sean Knowles, Vice Presi-dent Business Development

Building stronger community utilitiessince 1936. We provide design, engineer-ing, inspection and energy services toelectric utilities.

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MICHAEL BAKER JR., INC.Voting Representative: Stephen King2835 Brandywine Rd., Suite 200Chamblee, GA 30341

Phone: (678) 459-1010Fax: (678) 459-1030E-mail: [email protected]: www.mbakercorp.com

Number of employees: 16Principals: Mal Bricks, Assistant VicePresident

Services span the complete life cycle ofinfrastructure and managed asset proj-ects, including planning; design; con-struction services; operations; mainte-nance; and asset renewal. Our primarymarkets of focus are Aviation, Environ-mental, Facilities, Federal, GeospatialInformation Technologies, Pipelines andTelecommunications, Transportation,and Water/Wastewater.

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MICHAEL BAKER JR., INC (LPA)Voting Representative: Tom Montgomery3595 Engineering Dr.Norcross, GA 30092

Phone: (770) 263-9118Fax: (770) 263-9145E-mail:[email protected]: www.mbakercorp.com


MICHAEL QUINN

& ASSOCIATES, P.C.Voting Representative: Michael Quinn6767 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Suite PNorcross, GA 30092


Number of employees: 3Principals: Michael D. Quinn, P.E.

Since 1991, we have provided completestructural engineering services for com-mercial and residential projects. We spe-cialize in wood and timber frame design,for all types of structures. Additionalservices include building evaluations andinvestigations.

MULKEY ENGINEERS& CONSULTANTSVoting Representative: Neil Davis1255 Canton St., Suite GRoswell, GA 30075

Phone: (770) 987-0632E-mail: [email protected]: www.mulkeyinc.com/

Number of employees: 11Principals: Jill Heath, President andCEO; Neil Davis, PE, Principal & ChiefEngineer

Services include site and civil engineer-ing, transportation design and NEPAplanning, construction engineering andobservation (CEI), land surveying, waterresources, subsurface utility engineering(S.U.E), environmental services (ecologi-cal & historical), and visualization.

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NANNIS & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Walid Nannis505 East Main St.Buford, GA 30518


Number of employees: 8Principals: Walid A. Nannis; Carolyn S.Buckels; Mark W. Nannis; Brian E. Nan-nis; A. Scott Nannis

Nannis & Associates, Inc. is a consultingstructural engineering firm offering a fullrange of structural engineering services.Examples of the various types of projectsdesigned are office buildings, schools,shopping centers, hospitals, apartments,warehouses, gymnasiums, stadiums,swimming pools, parking decks, church-es, hotels, dormitories, institutionalbuildings, manufacturing buildings, spe-cial shoring projects, major renovations,communication towers, etc.

NBP ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Neil WycheP. O. Box 26880Macon, GA 31221-6880

Phone: (912) 745-1691Fax: (912) 750-9873E-mail: [email protected]: www.nbpengineers.com

Number of employees: 29Principals: Wilfred A. Nottingham, NeilS. Wyche, Tim Trotter, Kevin Smith,Susan Day

NBP provides professional consultingengineering services. Our disciplinesinclude design of HVAC, plumbing, fireprotection, utility piping, refrigeration,electrical systems, and local communica-tion/data distribution systems for com-mercial, institutional, and industrialbuildings. Energy conservation and sus-tainable design, indoor air quality, build-ing commissioning, LEED certification,audiovisual systems design.

NEEL-SCHAFFER, INC.Voting Representative: Dave Wright275 Corporate Center Dr., Suite CStockbridge, GA 30281

Phone: (678) 604-0040Fax: (678) 604-0050E-mail: [email protected]: www.neel-schaffer.com

Number of employees: 4Principals: David L. Wright, PE; MarkJones, PE

Neel-Schaffer, Inc. provides professionalengineering and consulting services forthe environment and infrastructure withspecialization in civil, sanitary and trans-portation engineering, land surveying,utility design, project management, landplanning, land use/feasibility studies, andconstruction management.

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NOVA ENGINEERING AND

ENVIRONMENTALVoting Representative: Randall Bagwell3640 Kennesaw North Industrial Pkwy.Suite EKennesaw, GA 30144

Phone: (770) 425-0777Fax: (770) 425-1113E-mail: [email protected]: www.usanova.com

Number of employees: 66Principals: Randall Bagwell; David A.Miller; Barry J. Roziewski; KennethHouseman; Jason Hill; William Cantrell

Geotechnical engineering, constructionmaterials engineering, testing and specialinspections, soil and groundwater envi-ronmental consulting, including Phase Iand II assessments, forensic engineering,roofing and building envelope consult-ing/testing services, site-specific seismicassessments, asbestos consulting, geolog-ic and hydro geologic studies.

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P. C. SIMONTON& ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Paul SimontonP. O. Box 649Hinesville, GA 31310

Phone: (912) 368-5212Fax: (912) 368-6071E-mail: [email protected]: pcsimonton.com/

Number of employees: 3Principals: Paul C. Simonton

Civil and sanitary engineering in privateand municipal areas. Specialties are landplanning, water and sewer expansions.

PARAGON CONSULTING GROUP

Voting Representative: Brian Upson118 North ExpresswayGriffin, GA 30223

Phone: (770) 412-7700Fax: (770) 412-7744E-mail: [email protected]: www.pcgeng.com

Number of employees: 7Principals: Brian K. Upson, PE

Paragon Consulting Group, Inc. (PCG),established in 2003 by Brian K. Upson,P.E., is comprised of talented individualswho offer a diverse range of engineeringand consulting services to meet theneeds of their clients. PCG’s civil engi-neering specialties include wastewaterdesign, water services, stormwaterdesign, highway design, intersectionimprovement design, civil site plans,construction management, planningand commercial landscape architecturewith a strong accent on providing bothpersonal service and professional expert-ise to our clients. PCG is currentlylicensed as a Professional EngineeringCompany in both Georgia and Florida.As projects are sought and awarded,PCG will become licensed in other statesas required by the contract.

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Our consulting team utilizes state-of-the-art computer technology to enhanceclient satisfaction and maximize cost effi-ciency. We also make client communica-tion a high priority, which enables ourstaff, and clients to develop successfulworking relationships with an end resultof exceeding expectations. PCG’s historyincludes clients from private, govern-ment and corporate sectors. Our compa-ny has a successful track record of meet-ing the planning and design expectationsof each client regardless of how complexthe project proves to be.

PCG’s consulting staff has the profes-sional knowledge to assess design anddevise complete engineering solutions foreach project. Local, state and federalentities have relied on our staff 'sresources and experience to assist them inproviding engineering solutions to thepublic.

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PARSONS BRINCKERHOFFVoting Representative: Adiele Nwankwo3340 Peachtree Road, NETower Place 100, Suite 2400Atlanta, GA 30326

Phone: (404) 237-2115Fax: (404) 237-3015E-mail: [email protected]: pbworld.com/

Number of employees: 35Principals: Adiele Nwankwo, Ph.d., Sen-ior Vice President; Paul Demit, SeniorVice President

Parsons Brinckerhoff is a global consult-ing firm assisting public and privateclients to plan, develop, design, con-struct, operate and maintain hundreds ofcritical infrastructure projects around theworld. We know very well that the proj-ects our clients entrust to us significantlyimpact the lives of those who live andwork in their communities because welive and work in those same communi-

ties. It is this fact that motivates the Par-sons Brinckerhoff professionals whopartner with our clients to design solu-tions to a broad range of technical, logis-tical and managerial challenges.

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PARSONS CORPORATIONVoting Representative: Aykut Urgen3577 Parkway LaneBuilding 5, Suite 100Norcross, GA 30092

Phone: (770) 446-4900Fax: (770) 446-4910E-mail: [email protected]: www.parsons.com

Number of employees: 15Principals: Aykut Urgen, PE

Complete range of engineering servicesfor all types of transportation and infra-structure projects. All manner of trans-portation: air, highways, bridges, rail,tunnels, and transit. Expertise in home-land security, fiberoptics/telecommuni-cations, water/wastewater, and facilities.Master planning, PD&E, design, CEIand program management services. PAR-SONS has ranked as a Top-10 GlobalDesign Firm by ENR the past 10 years.

PATTERSON & DEWAR

ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: JB Franklin850 Center WayNorcross, GA 30071

Phone: (770) 453-1410Fax: (770) 453-1411E-mail: [email protected]: www.pdengineers.com

Number of employees: 89Principals: Michael J. Kline, PE; JBFranklin, PE; Daniel H. Parker, PE

Patterson & Dewar Engineers is a con-sulting firm specializing in electrical andcivil engineering, as well as the designand evaluation of vital electrical infra-structures. We also offer a construction

management team with experience in awide variety of projects. Hood-Patterson& Dewar, a sister company, is a leadingprovider of electrical and mechanicaltesting and commissioning services inmajor computer centers across the coun-try and around the world. Incorporatedin 1982, our clients include mission crit-ical facilities owners, commercial andindustrial customers and governmentinstitutions, along with electrical utili-ties, distribution cooperatives, andmunicipalities.

PAUL J. FORD & COMPANYVoting Representative: John Wilson1160 S Milledge Avenue, Suite 210Athens, GA 30606

Phone: (706) 369-1212E-mail: [email protected]: www.pjfweb.com

Number of employees: 1Principals: John T. Wilson; Kevin P. Bau-man; Kevin G. Casey

Provide structural consultation, design,drawings and specifications to ourclients; for a broad range of structures,including commercial, industrial andinstitutional buildings, communicationtowers and monopoles, high rises, park-ing garages and special structures. Con-sult with architects, owners, contractors,engineers, and government agencies onproblems of construction requiring spe-cial structural engineering.

PAULSON MITCHELL INCORPORATEDVoting Representative: Daniel Mitchell85 A Mill Street, Suite 200Roswell, GA 30075

Phone: (770) 650-7685Fax: (770) 650-7684E-mail: [email protected]: www.paulsonmitchell.com

Number of employees: 16Principals: John S. Paulson, President;Daniel S. Mitchell, PE, Vice President

Provide general civil engineering servicesto include feasibility studies, land plan-


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ning, civil construction documents,landscaping plans, and project relatedtransportation improvements. We areexperienced in all aspects of retail, com-mercial, warehouse/distribution, educa-tional and residential development.

PECGA LLC DBA PALMERENGINEERING COMPANYVoting Representative: Bakulesh Patel3581 Habersham at Northlake, Building MTucker, GA 30084

Phone: (770) 908-9908Fax: (770) 908-9919E-mail: [email protected]: www.pecga.com

Number of employees: 8Principals: Baku Patel

General structural engineering for alltypes of structures is available includingindustrial, commercial, institutional,adaptive reuse, historic renovation, andresidential buildings. Services are avail-able for analysis, design, inspection, andinvestigation of residential, commercial,and industrial buildings.

PENDERGRASS & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Richard PendergrassPO Box 81610Conyers, GA 30013

Phone: (770) 785-7853Fax: (770) 785-7136E-mail:[email protected]: www.pnaeng.com

Number of employees: 3Principals: Richard R. Pendergrass, PE

Practice provides comprehensive civiland environmental engineering servicesto the municipal and industrial sectors,including planning, design, and con-struction management/observation.

Emphasis placed on environmental per-mitting, municipal and industrial waterand wastewater treatment, transporta-tion, industrial and warehouse facilities,civil/site engineering, land planning, ero-sion control, and program/constructionmanagement.

PEOPLES & QUIGLEY, INC.Voting Representative: Robert Peoples6059 Boylston Drive, NESandy Springs, GA 30328


Number of employees: 10Principals: Robert F. Peoples, PE;Christopher D. Quigley, PE

The firm provides civil and environmen-tal engineering services to both munici-pal and industrial clients. Municipalclients are primarily in Georgia. Industri-al waste services provided throughout theworld. Services include project planning,assistance with financing, design, con-struction surveillance, operational assis-tance and consulting in water, waste-water, solid waste, site design, hydrology,drainage, and industrial waste.

PERRYCRABB INC.Voting Representative: James R. Crabb2987 Clairmont Rd., Suite 400Atlanta, GA 30329

Phone: (404) 633-0261Fax: (404) 634-3771E-mail: [email protected]: www.perrycrabb.com

Number of employees: 24Principals: James R. Crabb; Jeff Atwater;Jim Zebrowski; Peter Anderson; MichaelLamb

Planning, design, and analysis of heating,ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing,fire protection, medical gas, lighting,

normal and emergency power, fire alarm,nurse call, code blue, and peak shavingsystems for new construction and reno-vation in hospitals, clinics, outpatientfacilities, medical and commercial officebuildings, higher education facilities, andcentral energy plants. Leadership or sup-port for LEED and sustainable buildingprojects.

PES STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Michael Planer1852 Century Place, Suite 201Atlanta, GA 30345

Phone: (770) 457-5923Fax: (770) 457-9989E-mail: [email protected]: www.pesengineers.com

Number of employees: 28Principals: G.J. ''Pete'' Pruitt, PE, SE;Robert Stone, PE; Michael Planer, PE;Stefan Keuller, PE; Travis Paul, PE

Structural engineering for office, retail,housing, mixed-use, industrial, health-care, education, religious, recreation andhospitality, government/institutionalprojects. Services include design analysisfor low, mid and high-rise buildings,design documents, inspection, investiga-tion, studies and reports, specificationsand Construction Administration. Votedone of the '' Best Firms to Work For'' byStructural Engineer magazine in 2005,2006, 2007, and 2008.

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PHILIP I. LEVINE ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Philip LevineP. O. Box 1766Cumming, GA 30028


Number of employees: 1Principals: Philip I. Levine

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Primary services are structural analysis,design and contract document produc-tion for foundations and superstructuresof commercial, institutional and residen-tial projects. Physical condition review,forensic analysis, blast and securitydesign.

PHOTO SCIENCE INC. Voting Representative: Jeffrey S. Simmons1410 Indian Trail RdNorcross, GA 30093

Phone: (770) 564-9843Fax: (770) 279-9568E-mail: [email protected]: www.photoscience.com

Number of employees: 44Principals: G. Michael Ritchie, PE, PLS,CP, FACEC; Jeffrey S. Simmons, PLS

Photo Science is a full-service aerial pho-tography, GPS field control, GIS andphotogrammetric services firm; with astaff of over 180 professional and techni-cal personnel devoted exclusively to aeri-al photography, surveying, and pho-togrammetry. Our team of professionalsinclude eighteen (18) Certified Pho-togrammetrists; four (4) ProfessionalEngineers; twenty (20) Professional LandSurveyors; three (3) Certified MappingScientists; four (4) Professional Surveyorsand Mappers; and over one-hundredthirty one cartographers, technicians,and support personnel. Photo Scienceowns and operates leading-edge technol-ogy. Key equipment includes nine (9)fully customized, state-of-the-art aircraft,including Airborne GPS and LIDARcapability with full-time pilots ready tomobilize at a moment’s notice; twenty-six (26) GPS units; numerous analyticalstereoplotters; Intergraph and VisionSoftCopy systems with complete DigitalOrthophoto, GIS, AutoCAD, andArc/INFO services.

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POLYTRON, INC. Voting Representative: Charlie Jager3300 Breckinridge Blvd, Suite 100Duluth, GA 30096

Phone: (678) 328-2999Fax: (678) 328-2880E-mail: [email protected]: www.polytron.com

Number of employees: 49Principals: Charles W. Jager, President;Ronald Rich, Vice President; BrentStromwall, Vice President; DamianStahl, Vice President

Polytron, based in Duluth, Georgia helpscustomers engineer and operate withmanufacturing excellence. Since 1983,we have applied our project managementand engineering expertise in engage-ments with many of the world’s largestFood, Beverage, Pharmaceutical, andConsumer Products companies, as wellas in the Water and Waste Water Treat-ment industries.

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POND & COMPANYVoting Representative: Roseana Richards3500 Parkway Lane, Suite 600Norcross, GA 30092

Phone: (678) 336-7740Fax: (678) 336-7744E-mail: [email protected]: www.pondco.com

Number of employees: 140Principals: Al Pond; Tony Parker;Roseana Richards; Jeff Meier; John Cas-sidy; Kip Stokes; Brian Bolick; ChrisFarnie

Architectural and engineering servicesfor government and corporate facilities.Specialties include aviation, fueling sys-tems, admin support facilities, publicsafety, maintenance facilities, telecom-munication systems, transportation, cor-rosion engineering, utilities, urban plan-

ning and construction management.

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PRECISION PLANNING, INC.Voting Representative: W.D. LeonardP. O. Box 2210Lawrenceville, GA 30046-2210

Phone: (770) 962-8000Fax: (770) 822-5990E-mail: [email protected]: www.ppi.us

Number of employees: 65Principals: W. D. Leonard; R. W. Dixon;Bill Crowder; Jimmy Parker

Comprehensive civil engineering servic-es; project management planning, feasi-bility studies, surveying, civil and struc-tural engineering design, landscapearchitecture, construction management,federal and state grants, flood control,hydrology studies, storm drainage;industrial, commercial and residentialsite development, parks and recreationalfacilities, roadways, bridges, railways,sewer systems, urban and regional plan-ning, water and wastewater treatmentplants and distribution systems.

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PRIME ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Thomas Gambino3715 Northside Pkwy, NW300 Northcreek, Suite 200Atlanta, GA 30327

Phone: (404) 425-7100Fax: (404) 425-7101E-mail: [email protected]: www.prime-eng.com

Number of employees: 25Principals: Thomas D. Gambino, PE,President; Rob MacPherson, PE, VicePresident


Prime Engineering, Inc. is a full-serviceconsulting firm based in Atlanta, Geor-gia. Established in 1990, Prime Engi-neering offers client-focused serviceswith expertise in surveying, engineering,architecture, procurement, and construc-tion administration. With offices inAtlanta, Baltimore, Orlando, and HongKong, Prime has completed projectsworldwide.

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PRUETT, FORD & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: James Ford1201 Broad Street, Suite 3-AAugusta, GA 30901-1110

Phone: (706) 722-3959Fax: (706) 724-5127E-mail: [email protected]: www.pruettford.com

Number of employees: 15Principals: J. Martin Ford, Partner/Presi-dent

Pruett, Ford and Associates is in the pri-mary business of engineered buildingsystems design, with a primary emphasison mechanical systems. Our clientsinclude a full array of architects, buildingmanagers, building owners and develop-ers. Our staff, which currently numbers13, includes three professional engineers,holding active registrations coveringmost of the southeast.

QK4Voting Representative: Andrew Ballerstedt3169 Holcomb Bridge Road, Suite 455Norcross, GA 30071

Phone: (404) 329-5900Fax: (404) 329-5901E-mail: [email protected]: www.qk4.com

Number of employees: 5Principals: Andrew Ballerstedt, Vice

President‘Groundbreaking by Design’ ~ QK4 pro-vides transportation, water resources,structural, and site engineering; survey-ing; environmental studies; communityplanning; right-of-way acquisition, andlandscape architectural design to publicand private clients.

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RALPH L. HAYDEN, PE, LSVoting Representative: Ralph Hayden1992 Chesterfield Drive, NEAtlanta, GA 30345


Number of employees: 1Principals: Ralph L. Hayden, PE, LS

Engineering studies for concepts; feasi-bility; economics; location and geome-try; property and environmentalimpacts; for railroad and /or highwayserved facilities and industrial develop-ment. Engineering consultant for sur-veys, design and industrial development.Engineering consultant for surveys,design and construction from conceptthrough project completion for railroads,urban or rural highways, or landfills forprivate, corporate, or public clients.

RILEY, PARK, HAYDEN & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Reid Irwin3005 Breckinridge Blvd., Suite 240Duluth, GA 30096

Phone: (678) 380-9170Fax: (678) 380-9171E-mail: [email protected]: www.rphengineering.com

Number of employees: 20Principals: Hugh M. Gauntt, Principal;A. Reid Irwin, PresidentFor over 40 years, Riley, Park, Hayden

has offered survey, design and construc-tion engineering services for railroads,highways, bridges, and land develop-ment, solid waste and utility projects.Our services include surveying and map-ping, environmental site assessment,planning and zoning, traffic and trans-portation, water resources, solid waste,geotechnical, dam engineering, construc-tion management, utility design, anddesign building services. Public sectorclients include state and county agenciesand transportation departments, andmajor railroads and utility companies.

ROBERT AND COMPANYVoting Representative: Brian Kluttz229 Peachtree St.International Tower, Suite 2000Atlanta, GA 30303

Phone: (404) 577-4000Fax: (404) 577-7119E-mail: [email protected]: www.robertandcompany.com

Number of employees: 24Principals: Michael K. Kluttz; LawrenceBeasley

Robert and Company provides completeproject management, architecture, land-scape architecture, planning and struc-tural, mechanical, electrical, civil, trans-portation and environmental engineer-ing for airports, industrial development,commercial/office development, govern-mental, educational, medical/laboratoryand residential projects.

ROBINSON ASSOCIATESVoting Representative: James H Robinson5500 Oakbrook Parkway, Suite 110Norcross, GA 30093

Phone: (770) 840-0282Fax: (770) 840-0382E-mail: [email protected]: www.robinsonengineers.com

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Structural engineering services for com-mercial, institutional and residentialprojects. Investigations and review forexisting structures, new designs andfailed structures.

ROCHESTER & ASSOCIATES, INC. Voting Representative: Darrell RochesterP.O. Box 2871Gainesville, GA 30503

Phone: (770) 718-0600 x101Fax: (770) 718-9090E-mail:[email protected]: www.rochester-assoc.com

Number of employees: 25Principals: Darrell K. Rochester; BrianRochester

Rochester & Associates is a relationship-based land surveying, civil engineering,and project management provider withtwo Georgia offices (Gainesville andFayetteville). Established in 1966 by Kei-th Rochester, RLS, we have built our rep-utation on repeat business from wildlysatisfied clients who unquestionably useus for their next project.

ROSSER INTERNATIONAL, INC. Voting Representative: Bill GriffinTwo Peachtree Pointe1555 Peachtree St NE, Suite 800Atlanta, GA 30309

Phone: (404) 888-7049Fax: (404) 888-7129E-mail: [email protected]: www.rosser.com

Number of Employees: 135Principals: William S. Griffin; Dale A.Gaines; Charles A. Hanning; William W.Curry III; John T. Akers

Our integration of nationally recognizedarchitects and engineers provides a fullscope of services including planning;structural, mechanical, and electricalengineering; interior design; security sys-tems technology; and project manage-ment. Our design areas include officebuildings, stadiums and arenas, aircrafthangars, criminal justice facilities, labo-ratories, airport terminals, industrialplants, museums, educational facilities,hospitals, and government complexes.

RS&HVoting Representative: Jeff VanDyke730 Peachtree St., Suite 430Atlanta, GA 30308

Phone: (678) 528-7200Fax: (404) 347-9522E-mail: [email protected]: www.rsandh.com

Number of employees: 17Principals: Brian P. Reed, PE Chief Exec-utive Officer

RS&H is organized into client-focusedprograms, each with its own multi-disci-plined staff of architects, engineers, plan-ners, environmental scientists and tech-nical support personnel. Clients areserved by teams of specialists selected forthe expertise and experience they canprovide in specific areas of interest. Eachteam is supported by the firm’s total spec-trum of architectural, engineering, plan-ning and environmental services.

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S&ME, INC. Voting Representative: Eldon Evans11420 Johns Creek PkwyDuluth, GA 30097

Phone: (770) 476-3555Fax: (770) 476-0213E-mail: [email protected]: www.smeinc.com

Number of employees: 37Principals: Eldon Evans, PE; Dave Albin,PE; Rich Mockridge, PE; BobWilliamson, PE; Adam Marr, PE; SteveDiamond , PE

S&ME services are geotechnical engi-neering; construction materials engineer-ing and testing; environmental, civil sol-id waste, and natural resources and cul-tural resources. Markets include educa-tion, federal, healthcare, industrial,ports, power, retail/commercial, solidwaste and transportation. The companyis employee owned and stresses anunconditional commitment to safety andto engineering integrity.

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SAFEMARK, LLCVoting Representative: Steve LeeP O Box 190999Atlanta, GA 31119

Phone: (678) 904-7610Fax: (866) 774-8070E-mail: [email protected]: www.safemarkllc.com

Number of employees: 3Principals: Steven E. Lee, FPE, President

SafeMark, LLC is an employee ownedsmall business with more than 15 years’experience providing engineering designand consulting services in the Risk Man-agement, Fire, Life Safety, and Asset Pro-tection disciplines.

SAUSSY ENGINEERINGVoting Representative: W. HunterSaussy, III400 Johnny Mercer Blvd, Suite E Savannah, GA 31410



Number of employees: 7Principals: W. Hunter Saussy, III

Saussy Engineering specializes in struc-tural design, analysis, consultation,investigation, and construction adminis-tration services. Mr. Saussy is a 1983graduate of Georgia Southern Collegeand has been practicing engineering for20 years. He holds registrations in GA,FL, AL, MS, LA, and TX and is pastpresident of the Savannah Chapter of theAmerican Society of Civil Engineers. Hisoffice is located in the Islands Park com-plex on Wilmington Island.

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ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Randy Bass6445 Shiloh Road, Suite AAlpharetta, GA 30005

Phone: (770) 781-8008E-mail: [email protected]: www.schnabel-eng.com

Number of employees: 24Principals: Chuck B. Wilson; RandyBass

Engineering Consultants providing serv-ices in the area of dam designs and inves-tigations, geotechnical, environmental,geophysical, construction testing andinspections for both private and govern-ment sectors. Schnabel Engineering isthe leader in the Southeast in designingnew dams for flood control, water sup-ply, agricultural and recreation and in thedesign of the rehabilitation of existingdams.

SEDKI AND RUSS ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Nebil Sedki6700 Vernon Woods Drive, Suite 200Atlanta, GA 30328-3151

Phone: (404) 256-5662Fax: (404) 257-9460E-mail: [email protected]: www.sedkiruss.com

Number of employees: 6Principals: Nebil B. Sedki

Sedki and Russ Engineers, Inc. provide afull range of structural engineering serv-ices. These services include, but are notlimited to, design, construction docu-ments, specifications, inspections, inves-tigations, repair and corrective measures.

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SENECA FIRE ENGINEERING, LLCVoting Representative: Daniel Arnold1205 Johnson Ferry Rd., Suite 136-400Marietta, GA 30068


Number of employees: 1Principals: Daniel L. Arnold, PE, FSFPE

Complete fire protection engineeringservices. Fire suppression, detection andalarm system study, evaluation anddesign; and smoke control requirements,special hazard design, system assessmentand testing. Building and life safety codeconsulting (property condition surveys,studies and master plans, egress design,AHJ negotiations, equivalencies). FireInvestigation and litigation related serv-ices. Commercial, industrial and militaryexperience.

SHULL & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: David H. Shull, Jr.127 Church St., NE, Suite 100Marietta, GA 30060

Phone: (404) 459-0585Fax: (404) 459-0586E-mail: [email protected]: www.shullassociates.com

Number of employees: 3Principals: David H. Shull, Jr., P.E.

Provides consulting structural engineer-ing services for commercial, retail, officebuildings and medical office buildings,institutional, hospitality and golf resorts,mid-rise multi-family and residential,conference centers and parking struc-tures. Services include analysis anddesign, construction administration,reviews, and structural renovations.

SOUTHERN CIVIL ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Jim Hamilton10 Roswell St., Suite 210Alpharetta, GA 30009

Phone: (770) 619-4280Fax: (770) 619-4270E-mail: [email protected]: www.sce-atlanta.com

Number of employees: 7Principals: James R. Hamilton; Greg M.Maxey

General civil engineering/planning serv-ices for public and private land develop-ment organizations: Planning-conceptu-al/ environmental/phased developmentstudies, feasibility/impact studies, masterplanning, water/sewer utilityplanning/design, rezoning consulting,stormwater management analyses, floodplain management studies, highwaydesign, infrastructure engineering forcommercial, residential, industrial andgovernment projects.

SPATIAL ENGINEERING INC.Voting Representative: Richard Truluck613 Towne Park West Dr., Suite 202Rincon, GA 31326

Phone: (912) 826-6688Fax: (912) 826-1055E-mail: [email protected]:www.spatialengineering.com


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SPURLOCK & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Barry Spurlock2970 Clairmont Road, Suite 620Atlanta, GA 30329

Phone: (404) 633-0245Fax: (404) 633-1756E-mail: [email protected]: www.spurlock-eng.com

Number of employees: 11Principals: Barry L. Spurlock; Christo-pher W. Geidel; Rebecca M. Dean;Michael W. Dillon; Sean Broderick; LinKelly

Design of heating, air conditioning,plumbing and electrical systems for com-mercial and institutional buildings.

STANTEC CONSULTINGSERVICES, INC.Voting Representative: Andy Anderson3160 Main Street, Suite 100Duluth, GA 30096

Phone: (770) 813-0882Fax: (770) 813-0688E-mail: [email protected]: www.stantec.com

Number of employees: 11Principals: Marsha Anderson Bomar,Senior Principal; Steve Bitney, Principal;Andy Anderson, Managing Principal

Stantec provides professional consultingservices in planning, engineering, archi-tecture, interior design, landscape archi-tecture, surveying, environmental sci-ences, project management, and project

economics for infrastructure and facili-ties projects. We support public and pri-vate sector clients, from the initial con-ceptualization to project completion andbeyond. Our services are providedthrough approximately 10,500 employ-ees operating out of more than 160 loca-tions in North America and 4 locationsinternationally, including three offices inMiddle and North Georgia.

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STARZER BRADY FAGANASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Alan Brady2337 Perimeter Park Dr., Suite 215Atlanta, GA 30341

Phone: (770) 455-3404Fax: (770) 451-1415E-mail: [email protected]: www.sbfa.net

Number of employees: 6Principals: Alan T. Brady, Tony Fagan,Debra Erwin, Guy Marsh

Starzer Brady Fagan Associates, Inc. is astructural engineering firm offering a fullrange of services including preliminaryconsultation, value engineering, designservices, contract administration, andinvestigations and analysis of existingfacilities. Services are provided for alltypes of structures, constructed of vari-ous material types.

STEVENSON & PALMERENGINEERING, INC. Voting Representative: William White2430 Herodian Way, Suite 101Smyrna, GA 30080

Phone: 770-952-2481Fax: 770-955-1064E-mail: [email protected]: www.speng.com

Number of employees: 26Principals: William D. White, President

/CEO; Charles A. Welch, Senior VicePresident; Richard L. Clegg, Vice Presi-dent; Ronny Dudley, Vice President

Comprehensive civil, environmental,water and wastewater engineering servic-es, with offices located in Albany, Atlantaand Augusta. Areas of expertise includewater supply, treatment and distribution,wastewater collection and treatment,roadway and drainage, property andtopographic surveys. Also, funding assis-tance, feasibility studies, reports, design,bidding and construction phase assis-tance. Environmental services includesite assessments, permitting, regulatoryassistance, environmental program man-agement, and remedial design.

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ASSOCIATESVoting Representative: Margie Pozin3505 Koger Blvd, Suite 205Duluth, GA 30096

Phone: (770) 452-0797Fax: (770) 936-9171E-mail: [email protected]: www.stvinc.com/who.aspx


STV provides comprehensive planningand design services for transportationand infrastructure projects including rail,highway, and structures. Constructionmanagement and inspection services arealso offered for road and rail improve-ments.

SWEITZER ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: John H. Sweitzer5655 Lake Acworth Dr., Suite 120Acworth, GA, 30101



Number of employees: 7Principals: John H. Sweitzer, P.E., Presi-dent; Trent R. Lard, P.E., Vice-President

Full-service engineering managementfor civil engineering and public worksprojects. Consultation, planning, feasi-bility studies, financing procurement,regulatory approvals, field surveys,detailed design, and construction proj-ect management. Project areas includewater supply, treatment and distribu-tion; wastewater collection, pumpingand treatment; site planning and devel-opment; industrial facilities; stormwaterand flood control; roadways; and recre-ation facilities.

T.Y. LIN INTERNATIONALVoting Representative: Dean Collins260 Peachtree Street, Suite 900Atlanta, GA 30303

Phone: (404) 841-7886Fax: (404) 841-7887E-mail: [email protected]: www.tylin.com/

Number of employees: 26Principals: J. Dean Collins, PE; ChuckDeeb, PE; Tom Zeigler, PE; Teresa Cur-ry, PE

One Global Vision. T.Y. Lin Internation-al Group is a global, multi-disciplinaryengineering services firm recognized forsolving some of the most significantinfrastructure challenges of our age.

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TERRACONVoting Representative: Tim Brown2855 Premiere Parkway, Suite CDuluth, GA 30097

Phone: (770) 623-0755Fax: (770) 623-9628E-mail: [email protected]: www.terracon.com

Number of employees: 46Principals: Jamal Najm, PE; ChrisSrock, PE

Terracon is a multi-faceted firm, offeringa full range of geotechnical, environmen-tal, construction materials testing, pave-ments, facilities and cultural resourcemanagement services nationwide. Specif-ic services include: subsurface explo-rations; environmental assessment andremediation; risk/hazard analyses; prop-erty condition assessments; asbestos con-sulting; site-specific seismic studies;NPDES; wetlands delineation and per-mitting; threatened and endangeredspecies surveys; NEPA; historicalresearch/mitigation; and archaeologicalsurveys.

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THE ENGINEERING GROUP, INC.Voting Representative: Michael BledsoeP.O. Box 1224Watkinsville, GA 30677


Number of employees: 1Principals: Michael P. Bledsoe, PE, Presi-dent

The Engineering Group, Inc. providescomprehensive civil engineering servicesincluding: feasibility studies; civil/sitedesign; hydrology and hydraulics; waterand wastewater; infrastructure; treatmentfacility design; complete project manage-ment; and construction administration.

THE GOOD GROUP, LLCVoting Representative: Robert Good3760 Sixes Road, Suite 126-266Canton, GA 30114

Phone: (770) 874-9210Fax: (770) 874-9216E-mail: [email protected]: www.thegoodgroup.com

Number of employees: 1Principals: Robert H. Good

The Good Group is a full-service Civilengineering and Real Estate consultingfirm with services provided throughoutthe United States and Puerto Rico. Ourspecialty is Land Development from siteselection, acquisition, due diligence,project management, planning, design,permitting, construction support servic-es, and disposition of property within aone-stop approach.

THE HOWLAND COMPANY, INC.Voting Representative: A Howland4540 Atwater Court, Suite 107Buford, GA 30518

Phone: (678) 546-5680Fax: (678) 546-5939E-mail:[email protected]:www.thehowlandcompany.com

Number of employees: 8Principals: A. Ray Howland; Carl W. Sir-les; James D Huff

Provides engineering design, analysis,development, construction, trouble-shooting, evaluation, training, and feasi-bility studies services for: antenna/ane-choic chamber test facilities; electromag-netic interference/compatibility/nonion-izing radiation hazard control;microwave antenna/propagation studies;VHF, UHF, and microwave communica-tions systems; instrumentation andmeasurement systems. Produces a line ofCTIA certifiable wireless Test Labs andaccessories.

THE MADDOX GROUP, INC.Voting Representative: Robert Maddox9309 Seminole RoadJonesboro, GA 30236



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Consulting firm providing lighting, elec-trical and systems design, engineering,and analyzing services for new and reno-vation projects of various types and sizesincluding commercial, institutional,industrial, and recreational. Mechanical services also available.

Services include project conceptualiza-tion and planning, construction docu-ments, surveys, power distribution sys-tems, lighting systems, life safety systems.

THOMAS & HUTTONENGINEERING CO.Voting Representative: Charles EzelleP.O. Box 2727Savannah, GA 31402-2727

Phone: (912) 234-5300E-mail: [email protected]: www.thomasandhutton.com/profile.html

Number of employees: 96Principals: Mitchell Bohannon; Jason J.Bryant; Jimmy Collins; Charles J. Ezelle;Ralph L. Forbes; Charles L. George; Jef-frey L. Halliburton; Benny K. Jones, Jr.;Doyle D. Kelley, Jr.; Samuel G.McCachern; Lamar Mercer; Scott Mon-son; Ryan M. Smith; Nicholas D. Stan-ley; Christopher Stovall

Thomas & Hutton is a privately held,professional services company providingengineering, surveying, planning,

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)and consulting services to public and pri-vate clients. We've been designing award-winning projects and building strongclient relationships for 67 years. Our pas-sion continues to be creating the highestquality designs and making client needsour foremost priority.

Locations in Savannah and Brunswick,GA; Charleston and Myrtle Beach, SC;and Wilmington, NC give us an intimate

knowledge of specific design and permit-ting requirements of the Southeast. Inaddition, Thomas & Hutton’s generalexpertise has allowed us to design proj-ects across the globe.

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THOMPSON ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Tom Harjung6600 Peachtree Dunwoody Road600 Embassy Row, Suite 450Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (404) 574-1985Fax: (404) 574-1990E-mail:[email protected]:www.thompsonengineering.com

Number of employees: 5Principals: James Shumock, CEO; JohnBaker, President

Thompson Engineering, Inc. is a multi-disciplinary firm that specializes in trans-portation planning and design, construc-tion management, geotechnical investi-gation and materials testing, and envi-ronmental investigation and documenta-tion.

TOLSON, SIMPSON & ASSOCIATESVoting Representative: James Freeman104 Township WayCanton, GA 30115

Phone: (770) 263-1034Fax: (770) 242-3009E-mail:[email protected]: www.tolson-simpson.com

Number of employees: 2Principals: James E. Freeman, PE

Mechanical and electrical design for var-ious types of commercial, industrial andinstitutional buildings.

TRANSYSTEMS CORPORATIONVoting Representative: David Jackson1780 Corporate Drive, Suite 400Norcross, GA 30093

Phone: (770) 931-8005Fax: (770) 931-8555E-mail: [email protected]: www.transystems.com


Principals: David Jackson, Senior VicePresident

Transportation consulting, includingroadway design, bridge and structuraldesign, transportation planning and traf-fic engineering, transit planning anddesign, aviation and rail planning anddesign, construction management, envi-ronmental permitting, land surveying.

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TTL, INC. Voting Representative: Keith Reaves1309 Edgewood DriveValdosta, GA 31601-4368

Phone: (229) 244-8619Fax: (229) 245-8170E-mail: [email protected]: www.ttlinc.com

Number of employees: 36Principals: Michael E. McNeal, P.E.; H.Dean McClure

Provides geotechnical and materials engi-neering, construction quality controltesting services, storm water monitoringand testing, geological and hydrogeolog-ical studies and environmental site assess-ments. Services include NPDES stormwater monitoring, groundwater moni-toring well installation, groundwater andmethane gas monitoring plans, samplingand reporting. Also, perform site suit-ability studies for landfills and landapplication systems.

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UNITED CONSULTINGVoting Representative: Scott Smelter625 Holcomb Bridge RoadNorcross, GA 30071-2045

Phone: (770) 209-0029 x2863Fax: (770) 582-2900E-mail:[email protected]: www.unitedconsulting.com

Number of employees: 79Principals: Donald E. Hill; Reza Abree;Scott D. Smelter; Chris L. Roberds

United Consulting is an engineering firmestablished in 1990 located in Norcross,Georgia. We have been ranked as a Top25 Engineering Firm in the Atlanta Busi-ness Chronicle for seven consecutiveyears.

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URBAN ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Dan Wintermeyer1904 Monroe Drive, NE, Suite 100Atlanta, GA 30324-4859

Phone: (404) 873-5874Fax: (404) 873-5877E-mail:[email protected]: www.urbanengineers.net

Number of employees: 5Principals: Nelson F. Goetz

Design and construction management inthe field of civil engineering relating tohighways, streets, airports, industrialparks, plan unit development, specifica-tions, and utilities.

URS CORPORATIONVoting Representative: Don Harris400 Northpark Center, Suite 9001000 Abernathy Road, N.E.Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (678) 808-8800Fax: (678) 808-8400E-mail: [email protected]: www.urscorp.com/

Number of employees: 212Principals: Don Harris; Grace Wood;John Oliver; Duncan Douglas; PattiSlade; Thom Cerny; Joe Riddle

URS provides comprehensive, integratedenvironmental and engineering services,as well as civil and remedial design andconstruction services to clients on a glob-al basis.

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UZUN & CASE ENGINEERS, LLCVoting Representative: Martin Cuadra1230 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 2500Atlanta, GA 30309

Phone: (678) 553-5200Fax: (678) 553-5270E-mail: [email protected]: www.uzuncase.com

Number of employees: 47Principals: Tamer Uzun, PE SE SeniorPrincipal; James W. Case, PE SeniorPrincipal; Larry McDowell, PE SeniorPrincipal; Martin Cuadra, PE SE SeniorPrincipal; Tom Pfeifer, PE; Rob Weilach-er, PE SE; John Hutton PE SE; GeorgeBriglevich PE

Complete structural engineering servicesincluding office buildings, corporateheadquarters, K-12 Higher EducationFacilities, hotels, convention centers, col-iseums, aquariums, apartments, condo-miniums, hospitals, healthcare facilities,shopping centers, department stores,high rise and long span structures. Otherservices include structural inspections,design reviews, failure evaluation, valueengineering, structural repair and reno-vation design.

VOLKERT, INC.Voting Representative: Richard Boston500 Chastain Center Blvd., Suite 535Kennesaw, GA 30144

Phone: (770) 919-9520Fax: (770) 919-9542E-mail:[email protected]: www.volkert.com

Number of employees: 3Principals: David Young

Volkert currently operates 17 officeslocated in 10 states and the District ofColumbia providing services with a staffof more than 650 employees. Volkertoffers transportation design, environ-mental, construction engineering inspec-tion, and utility design and inspectionservices. Volkert puts an emphasis onquality work on time and in budget.

W. HUNTER SAUSSY, JR. PE, LLCVoting Representative: Wm. Hunter SaussyPO Box 9057Savannah, GA 31412

Phone: (912) 232-8118Fax: (912) 232-8118

Number of Employees: 1

Civil-structural-marine-forensic consult-ing services.

W. K. DICKSON & CO., INC.Voting Representative: Trey Wingate1450 Greene St., Suite 225Augusta, GA 30901

Phone: (706) 722-3479Fax: (706) 722-6773E-mail: [email protected]: www.wkdickson.com

Number of employees: 26Principals: David L. Peeler, PE, President;David L. Pond, PE, Executive Vice Pres-

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WK Dickson is an ENR Top 500, multi-disciplined consulting firm specializingin total community infrastructure solu-tions including: Environmental andWater Resources Engineering; Trans-portation Planning & Design; Commu-nity Planning and Development; andGeospatial Technology. Our goal is tohelp communities improve the lives of itscitizens through sound, ecologicallyresponsible design principals.

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W. R. TOOLE ENGINEERS, INC.Voting Representative: Rick Toole1005 Broad St., Suite 200Augusta, GA 30901

Phone: (706) 722-4114Fax: (706) 722-6219E-mail: [email protected]: www.wrtoole.com

Number of employees: 12Principals: William R.Toole, PE, AICP,President; Erik P. Hammarlund, PE, VicePresident

Celebrating over 29-years of service, W.R. Toole Engineers, Inc. provides landplanning, engineering, consulting, con-struction administration, project man-agement, and construction inspectionsservices. Specific areas of services includefeasibility studies; transportation facili-ties for urban and rural highways; hydro-logic and hydraulic modeling; stormwa-ter management; water distribution andfire suppression supply; sanitary sewersystems; pump stations; land develop-ment; residential community

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WALDEN, ASHWORTH & ASSOCIATES, INC. Voting Representative: Martin Walden1827 Powers Ferry RoadBldg. 23, Suite 300Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (770) 956-7879Fax: (770) 956-7885E-mail:[email protected]: www.waldenashworth.com

Number of employees: 7Principals: Martin L. Walden; James M.Hardin

Walden, Ashworth & Associates, Inc. is amulti-discipline consulting firm offeringprofessional services in engineering andplanning. The firm's professional prac-tices include planning and designing offacilities in the following areas: damdesign and evaluation, commercial &residential land development, recreation,industrial, municipal, transportation,water resources.

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AND ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Douglas Robinson1201 Peachtree Street, NEColony Square, Suite 1600Atlanta, GA 30361Phone: (404) 898-9620E-mail: [email protected]: www.walterpmoore.com/


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WENCK ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Tara McCullen11113 Houze Road, #200Roswell, GA 30076

Phone: (678) 987-5840Fax: (678) 987-5877

E-mail:[email protected]: www.wenck.com

Number of employees: 7Principals: Bill Brown, P.E.

Wenck Associates, Inc. is a leader in engi-neering, environmental, and businessservices. We provide industries and local,state, and federal agencies a full spectrumof services related to infrastructure,water, air, land, and waste. Wenck hasone goal: providing our clients the bestpossible service to meet their needs.

Wenck clients receive more than technicalengineering. We negotiate with regulators,lead public meetings, and provide insighton the complex political ramifications ofyour projects. With the ‘big picture’ inmind, we take the initiative to ensure asuccessful outcome to your project.

Our services include:Air Quality Civil Engineering Emergency Response Services (1-800-368-8831) Environmental Management &

Regulatory Compliance Environmental Review and Assessment Geotechnical & Hydrogeologic Services Industrial Design and Engineering Industrial Hygiene and Safety Site Assessments Sustainability Services Waste Management Water Resources

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WILEY ENGINEERING, INC.Voting Representative: Chris Wiley1341 Capital Circle, Suite CMarietta, GA 30067

Phone: (770) 818-1621Fax: (770) 818-1624E-mail: [email protected]: www.wiley-eng.com


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Number of employees: 3Principals: Chris Wiley, PE

We provide process design, electricalengineering and controls engineering formanufacturing systems. Our strengthsare in programming, process design andRockwell Automation, Intellution andSiemans Systems Integration.

WILLETT ENGINEERING COMPANYVoting Representative: Mac Willett3528 Habersham at NorthlakeTucker, GA 30084

Phone: (770) 270-9484E-mail:[email protected]:www.willettengineering.com

Number of employees: 10Principals: J. Mac Willett, PE

Provides consulting structural engineer-ing to the building industry. Servicesinclude full service structural engineeringfor new, existing, and renovated struc-tures; design review; forensic; construc-tion inspections; construction adminis-tration and value engineering.

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WILLMER ENGINEERING INC.Voting Representative: Doris Willmer3772 Pleasantdale Road, Suite 165Atlanta, GA 30340-4270

Phone: (770) 939-0089 x24Fax: (770) 939-4299E-mail:[email protected]: www.willmerengineering.com

Number of employees: 33Principals: Doris I. Willmer, James L.Willmer

Willmer, a WBENC-certified woman-owned business, provides geotechnical

and environmental engineering consult-ing services and construction materialsand quality control/assurance testingservices throughout the Southeast. Proj-ects range from commercial and publicdevelopments, water and wastewaterplants, power plants, roads, bridges andairports to landfills, brownfields andcontaminated site assessment/remedia-tion. Willmer’s AASHTO accreditedmaterials testing laboratory supports allclient services.

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WOLVERTON & ASSOCIATES, INC.Voting Representative: Jay Wolverton6745 Sugarloaf Parkway, Suite 100Duluth, GA 30097

Phone: (770) 447-8999Fax: (770) 447-9070E-mail:[email protected]: www.wolverton-assoc.com

Number of employees: 74Principals: Jay Wolverton Jr.; MarkWoolridge; Joe Macrina; Doug Dahlberg

W&A is a full-service Consulting Engi-neering firm offering professional servic-es in Civil Engineering, TransportationEngineering, Traffic Engineering, Struc-tural Engineering, Land Surveying, Sub-surface Utility Engineering, and Land-scape Architecture for both public andprivate agencies. Our experience includesbut is not limited to federal, state, coun-ty, DOTs, municipal, CIDs, and privateretail/facility project experience.

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WOMACK LUMSDEN & ASSOCIATES, LLCVoting Representative: Bill Womack4200 Perimeter Park South, Suite 225Atlanta, GA 30341-6800

Phone: (770) 458-3005

Fax: (770) 458-8388E-mail:[email protected]

Number of employees: 5Principals: W.B.M. Womack, PE;George W. Lumsden, PE

Electrical engineering consulting firm.

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ENV. ENG., INC.Voting Representative: Warren Howe192 Spring Lake LaneCanton, GA 30115

Phone: (770) 844-0037Fax: (678) 513-3860E-mail: [email protected]: www.wheeinc.com

Number of employees: 5Principals: Steven R. Woodruff, PE,President; Warren W. Howe, PE, VicePresident

WHEE is a full-service environmentalengineering consulting firm specializingin wastewater treatment design, evalua-tion and troubleshooting; air pollutioncontrol system design and evaluation;regulatory permitting; environmentalmanagement system development andimplementation agricultural waste han-dling systems and nutrient managementplanning; and chemical process designand evaluation as it relates to pollutioncontrol and prevention for industrial,commercial and municipal entities.

WOOLPERT INC.Voting Representative: Mike Avellano375 Northridge Rd., Suite 100Atlanta, GA 30350

Phone: (770) 391-4095Fax: (770) 391-4104E-mail: [email protected]: www.woolpert.com



Principals: Mike Avellano, PE, SE, VicePresident; Eric McDonald, Senior Asso-ciate; Eric Anderson, Senior Associate;Scott Schmidt, AIA, Associate

Architecture, Asset management, masterplanning, GIS, SSES, photogrammetry,surveying, bridge, water, wastewater,storm water.

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WORKING BUILDINGSVoting Representative: Suzanne Kloth1230 Peachtree Street NE300 PromenadeAtlanta, GA 30309-3591

Phone: (678) 990-8001Fax: (678) 990-5399E-mail: [email protected]: www.workingbuildings.com/


Working Buildings provides total build-ing commissioning, LEED and sustain-ability consulting, energy audits andevaluation methods, standard operatingprocedures, security, risk/threat mitiga-tion, laboratory audits, and CxAlloyquality management software. Out teamof professionals includes electrical andmechanical engineers, architects, labora-tory specialists, and database developers.Please visit www.workingbulidings.comfor more information.

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WRIGHT ENGINEERING LLCVoting Representative: Brent Wright7413 Whitesville Road, Building 800Columbus, GA 31904

Phone: (706) 507-0232Fax: (706) 507-0233E-mail: [email protected]: www.wrighteng.net

Number of employees: 8Principals: Brent Wright PE

Structural engineering

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LEOPOLD, INC.Voting Representative: Joseph Tankersley435 Telfair StreetAugusta, GA 30901-2494

Phone: (706) 724-5627E-mail: [email protected]: www.zelengineers.com/

Number of employees: 13Principals: Joseph J. Tankersley; Jorge E.Jimenez; C. David Drown

Multi-disciplined consulting engineeringservices including reports, investigations,planning, design, construction inspec-tion and contract administration in thefields of water and wastewater systems,utilities, hydroelectric facilities, industri-al, commercial and municipal works.


A4 INC.Publishers of The Georgia Engineer. A4Inc. is a graphic design studio and multi-lingual communications company.

Firm Representative:Roland Petersen Frey1154 Lower Birmingham RoadCanton, GA 30115

Phone: (770)521-8877Fax: (770)521-0406E-mail: [email protected]: www.a4inc.com

ACEC BUSINESS INSURANCE TRUSTThe ACEC Business Insurance Trust(BIT) provides the only Business Insur-ance Program endorsed by ACEC. Busi-ness Insurance includes Worker’s Com-pensations, Commercial, Automobile,Property, General Liability and Umbrella.In addition to providing Business Insur-ance, The BIT also provides ProfessionalLiability and Management LiabilityInsurance to members of ACEC.

Firm Representative: Karen Corbett701 Market Street, Suite 1100St. Louis, MO 63101

Phone: (800) 338-1391Fax: (888) 621-3173E-mail: [email protected]: www.acecbit.com

AIKERSON CONSULTING GROUP, INC.We teach communication skills to ITleaders and professionals. We providetraining, executive coaching, consulting,and facilitation.

Firm Representative: LaShanya Sullivan422 Limerick Way, Building C, Suite 210Hampton, GA 30228

Phone: (678) 522-1545E-mail: [email protected]: www.GeeksCanSpeak.com

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ANDERSON CORPORATESOLUTIONS INC. We are a full-service consulting firm thatspecializes in the delivery of proven cost-reduction strategies for small to mid-mar-ket businesses. Our core services includeemployee benefits, technology-drivensolutions for HR and payroll administra-tion, and a full-range of corporate supportand expense reduction strategies. We arealso the preferred broker in Georgia forthe ACEC Life/Health Plan.

Firm Representative: Fred Nash1735 North Brown Rd., Suite 220Lawrenceville, GA 30043

Phone: (678) 965-8700Phone: (678) 965-8701E-mail: [email protected]: www.andersoncsi.com

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APPLIED SOFTWARE

Implement. Design. Enhance. We provideeffective, powerful solutions for all indus-tries. Applied Software, an award winningAutodesk Premier Solutions Provider, hasbeen offering software products, solutionsand services from more than 25 years.With a wealth of specialized knowledgebehind us, we strive to optimize yourprocesses through the customization of allCAD services.

Firm Representative: Richard Burrough2801 Buford Highway Druid ChaseSuite 100Atlanta, GA 30329

Phone: (404) 564-1866Fax: (404) 564-4874E-mail: [email protected]: www.asti.com

ARISTA CONSULTING GROUP

Arista Consulting Group is an independ-ent consulting firm that specializes inhelping engineering firms with theirworkforce and employee benefit initia-tives. Founded by two engineers, weunderstand the unique challenges andneeds. Arista is also a charter member ofUnited Benefit Advisors, an alliance ofmore than 140 independent employeebenefit advisory firms who work with over350 A&E firms across the country.

Firm Representative: Travis Riker4550 North Point Parkway, Suite 250Alpharetta, GA 30022

Phone: (678) 533-6040Fax: (678) 533-6041E-mail: [email protected]: www.aristacg.com

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BAKER, DONELSON, BEARMAN, CALDWELL & BERKOWITZ, PCGeneral business practice Law Firm with18 offices in the SE providing specializedlegal services to engineers, architects, con-tractors and subcontractors through itsConstruction Practice Group.

Firm Representative: Fielder Martin3414 Peachtree Rd., NE, Suite 1600Atlanta, GA 30326

Phone: (404) 577-6000Fax:(404) 221-6501E-mail: [email protected]: www.bakerdonelson.com

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BALFOUR BEATTY CONSTRUCTIONAt Balfour Beatty Construction, we offera fundamentally better way to deliver con-struction projects, through our local serv-ice, talented workforce, innovative think-ing, and nation strength. We provide anextensive range of construction services topublic and private-sector clients, includ-ing preconstruction, construction man-

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Firm Representative: Chad McLeod600 Galleria Pkwy, Suite 1800Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (678) 921-6800Fax: (678) 921-6801E-mail: [email protected]: www.balfourbeattyus.com

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BB&TBuilding on a tradition of excellence incommunity banking that stretches back to1872, BB&T continues to offer clients acomplete range of financial servicesincluding banking, lending, insurance,trust and wealth management solutions.We invite you to learn more about us, ourcompany and our philosophy.

Firm Representative: Jose Ortiz6475 Sugarloaf PkwyDuluth, GA 30097

Phone: (770) 813-2132Fax: (770) 813-2160E-mail: [email protected]: www.bbt.com

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CARLOCK, COPELAND & STAIR, LLCOur Firm has provided engineers and oth-er industry professionals with high quality,cost-effective legal services regarding con-tract negotiation, project disputes and lit-igation for 25+ years.

Firm Representative: Gregory WheelerOne Ninety One Peachtree Tower191 Peachtree St. NEAtlanta, GA 30303


Website:www.carlockcopeland.com/Practice.aspx?id=25Look for us on:

COUNCIL FOR QUALITY GROWTH

Since its inception in 1985, the Councilhas worked as the development industry'svoice, a clearinghouse for critical informa-tion on growth and development policyand a forum for education. The Counciladvocates for its members to ensure thatgovernmental development policy is fairand conducive to balanced and responsi-ble growth. Through constructive leader-ship and active participation in resolvinggrowth issues based on real-world experi-ence, the Council is a knowledgeable andinformed advocate for you.

The Council’s work on behalf of its mem-bers has a direct and profitable result ontheir bottom line. Impact fees, develop-ment moratoriums, unrealistic codeamendments-it only takes one new regula-tory layer and your project becomesunfeasible. The rate of return on yourmembership investment will prove to beimmeasurable as our policy team affectspositive change in the political and regula-tory web you face daily.

Firm Representative: Michael Paris6500 Sugarloaf Parkway, Suite 220Duluth, GA 30097

Phone: (770) 813-3370Fax: (770) 813-3375E-mail:[email protected]:www.councilforqualitygrowth.org

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Insurance, risk management, and loss pre-vention specialists for architects, engi-neers, and consultants serving construc-tion and environmental science projectsthroughout the country.

Firm Representative: Lee Edmond1255 Lakes Pkwy, Suite 120, Bldg 100Lawrenceville, GA 30043

Phone: (678) 690-5590Fax:(678) 690-5992E-mail: [email protected]: www.crowfriedman.com

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CUMMINS SOUTHSell and service Cummins engines andgenerator sets to customers in Georgia andsurrounding areas in Tennessee, NorthCarolina and South Carolina.

Firm Representative: Mark McGahan5125 Highway 85Atlanta, GA 30349

Phone: (404) 763-0151Fax: (404) 766-2132E-mail: [email protected]: www.cumminspowersouth.com/

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DEEMER DANA & FROEHLE LLPOur staff and Partners possess the experi-ence, expertise, and enthusiasm to meetyour varied accounting and financial con-sulting needs. Regardless of the durationand size of the project, Deemer Dana &Froehle LLP will provide a timely andeffective solution. Put simply, our desire tobe your trusted advisor and to exceed yourexpectations makes the Deemer Dana &Froehle LLP the right team for you.

Firm Representative: Matt Stringfellow2905 Premiere Pkwy, Suite 100Duluth, GA 30097

Phone: (678) 242-1300Fax: (770) 498-1419E-mail: [email protected]: www.ddfcpas.com

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EDWARDS-PITMANENVIRONMENTAL INC.Edwards-Pitman Environmental, Inc. is asmall woman-owned business enterpriseproviding high quality ecological, histori-cal and archaeological resource surveys,air and noise modeling and assessmentsand a wide range of state and federal levelenvironmental documentation, includingall types of National Environmental Poli-cy Act (NEPA) documents, Georgia Envi-ronmental Policy Act (GEPA) docu-ments, Section 404 wetland permittingand mitigation planning and Section 106historic preservation and archaeologicaldocumentation.

Firm Representative: Andy Pitman1250 Winchester Parkway, Suite 200Smyrna, GA 30080

Phone: (770) 333-9484Fax: (770) 333-8277E-mail: [email protected]: www.edwards-pitman.com

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EXACT SOURCEOrganizational consulting, market researchand talent solutions firm that specializes inproviding recruiting services and softwaresolutions to the A/E/C sector.

Firm Representative: David SchmidtTwo Ravinia Dr.,Suite 310Atlanta, GA 30346

Phone: (877) 415-6438E-mail: [email protected]: www.exactsource.com

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GREYLING INSURANCE BROKERAGEGreyling is a specialty insurance brokerageand risk consulting firm, serving architects,engineers, contractors, environmental serv-ice firms, and law firms. Our foundingpartners are experience veterans of theinsurance industry, the construction indus-try and the legal profession. We take care ofyou so you can take care of your clients.

Firm Representative: Dave Collings450 Northridge Parkway, Suite 102Atlanta, GA 30350

Phone: (770) 552-4225Fax: (866) 550-4082E-mail: [email protected]: www.greyling.com

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JAT CONSULTING SERVICES, INC.JAT Consulting Services provides finan-cial, accounting and management supportas well as project management, program/construction management, process man-agement, strategic planning and contractadministration to architectural, engineer-ing and construction firms.

Firm Representative: JoAnn Tuttle1301 Shiloh Road, N.W., Suite 1430Kennesaw, GA 30144

Phone: (770) 975-7359Fax: (770) 975-1195E-mail: [email protected]: http://jatconsulting.net/

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MH MILES COMPANY, CPA, PCMH Miles Company delivers high-qualityexpertise in a cost-effective manner. Outstaff of highly experienced professionalscontinually provides the optimum level ofquality and service producing FAR com-pliant audits. We serve each client with thepersonal service, responsiveness, practicalresults and integrity that are the founda-tion of our reputation.

Firm Representative: Monica Miles1945 Mason Mill Rd., Suite 200Decatur, GA 30033

Phone: (404) 633-4555Fax: (404) 728-9937E-mail: [email protected]: www.mhm-cpa.com/

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MIDDLETON-HOUSE & COMPANYMiddleton-House & Company helps youget levels, groups, and people workingtogether inside your organization to bestserve your market on the outside. Theresults? On projects, you will avoid costlydelays and rework. Within functionalgroups, you will get measurable improve-ment in employee morale, customer serv-ice, and financial performance.

Firm Representative: Ruth House3521 Country Estates Drive NWKennesaw, GA 30152-4011

Phone: (770) 425-5244Fax: (770) 426-7095E-mail: [email protected]: www.middleton-house.com

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NEW SOUTH ASSOCIATES, INC.New South Associates is a woman-ownedsmall business providing archaeologicaland historical consulting. Celebrating our20th anniversary, we have branch officesin NC, SC, FL, TN and AL. New SouthAssociates is a founding member of theAmerican Cultural Resources Association,the ACEC’s equivalent for the culturalresource industry.

Firm Representative: Mary Beth Reed6150 East Ponce de Leon Ave.Stone Mountain, GA 30083

Phone: (770) 498-4155Fax: (770) 498-3809E-mail: [email protected]: www.newsouthassoc.com

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PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION, SE REGIONThe Portland Cement Association, South-east Region represents the manufacturersand distributors of Portland cement in thestates of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky,Mississippi, North Carolina, South Car-


olina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia,Maryland, and DC. This regional promo-tion group (RPG) is a Georgia not-for-profit corporation. RPGs, of which thereare ten in the United States, are affiliatesor divisions of the Portland Cement Asso-ciation (PCA) and support the promotionefforts of local promotion associations.

The PCA, Southeast Region works closelywith the American Concrete PavementAssociation (ACPA), the National ReadyMixed Concrete Association, and relatedlocal and regional associations and theirmembers.

Firm Representative: Bob Nickelson2180 Satellite Blvd., Suite 300Duluth, Ga 30097

Phone: (770) 497-0079E-mail: [email protected]: www.secement.org

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PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYBROKERS/ IOAAs an independent brokerage firm, weprovide professional liability insurance toarchitects and engineers as well as generalliability, auto, and workers compensationcoverage. We provide contract reviews forinsurance related liability issues and riskmanagement seminars for design profes-sionals.

Firm Representative: Hugh Holley2839 Paces Ferry Rd., Suite 1200Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (770) 250-0192Fax: (678) 919-1151E-mail: [email protected]: www.plbrokers.com

RHD UTILITY LOCATING, INC.RHD Services provides Subsurface UtilityEngineering (S.U.E.), which includeslocating underground utilities, sewer sys-tems analysis and concrete imaging. Weutilize radio signal generated equipment,

ground penetrating radar, CCTV pipeinspections, and other geophysical tech-niques to provide reliable informationduring design and construction for theengineer owner and contractor.

Firm Representative: Joel Davis, PE630 10th Street, NWAtlanta, GA 30318

Phone: (404) 874-8585Fax: (404) 874-8586E-mail: [email protected]: www.rhdlocating.com

SANDLER TRAINING BY SIMON INC.We equip our clients to drive revenueshigher, uncover more opportunities, andprotect profit margins through a powerfulcombination of consulting training andcoaching.

Firm Representative: Brandy Swanson5550 Triangle Pkwy, Suite 125Norcross, GA 30092

Phone: (770) 622-7000E-mail: [email protected]: www.simoninc.sandler.com

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SUNDANCE CONSULTING GROUP

Sundance Consulting Group has served asa trusted advisor to forward-thinkingengineers for more than 30 years. The firmoffers consultation in strategic position-ing, branding, marketing, business devel-opment, growth planning, and client rela-tions, as well as executive developmentand presentation coaching.

Firm Representative: Diana Baycura7785 Marsh CourtAtlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (404) 255-4435E-mail:[email protected]

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T. WAYNE OWENS & ASSOCIATES, PCFull service CPA firm focused exclusivelyon A/E firms. Financial management andgovernment contracting are primary focusareas. Traditional services like F/S audit,FAR audit, tax & small business.

Firm Representative: Wayne Owens1689 Duluth HwyLawrenceville, GA 30043

Phone: (678) 261-8566Fax: (678) 528-9658E-mail: [email protected]: www.twocpa.com

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U.S. COSTServices include construction cost estimat-ing, aviation project control services, valueengineering, software development andintegration and parametric cost modeldevelopment. Products include Success4Estimating and Cost Management Sys-tem, Automation Tool, Schedule Tool andTakeoff Tool.

Firm Representative: Wade Martin600 Northpark Town Center1200 Abernathy Rd NE Bldg 600 Ste 950Atlanta, GA 30328

Phone: (770) 481-1600Fax: (770) 481-1640E-mail: [email protected]: www.uscost.com

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ssume for the moment thatyour community needs toaccomplish a ‘project’; say it isa road, water/sewer plant orlines, master plan, water-

shed study, industrial park, or some othercapital project. You need a consulting firmto perform the tasks to successfully accom-plish the project. How, then, do you hirethe engineer? It’s simple: select the mostqualified engineering firm and negotiate acomplete scope of work and a fair fee. Sim-ple, huh? Does it require effort? Yes. Butisn’t the success of your project worth it? Ifthe project doesn’t matter, then the qualifi-cations of the engineer don’t matter. Forprojects that matter, the generally acceptedprocess to select an engineer is referred to asQualifications-Based Selection, or QBS.

QBS means you consider a variety ofcompeting engineering firms, rank them inthe order of qualifications, and negotiate ascope/fee with the top ranked firm. QBS isrequired by the federal government in theselection of design professionals under pro-visions of the Brooks Law. The AmericanPublic Works Association, which is primari-ly composed of public sector officials,endorses QBS and recommends its use inprofessional services procurements. TheAmerican Bar Association endorses QBS intheir model procurement code. State agen-cies endorse QBS (including, DOT, Boardof Regents, EPD, DCA, and GSFIC). BothGMA and ACCG have endorsed QBS inprocuring professional services. As you maysuspect, all of the professional societies(engineers, architects, landscape architects,etc.) support QBS.

In some communities, a city or countymay have an ongoing relationship with anengineer. If the engineer has a uniqueunderstanding of a particular facility or, for

example, a water/sewer system, it is sensibleto continue in that relationship. These rela-tionships are like those with the city/coun-ty attorney, for example; you do not hire anew attorney whenever a new legal issuearises (while you may if there is a complexissue requiring special expertise).

QBS involves a few basic steps: • Notify engineering firms of your need

by inviting a statement of qualifica-tions (Request for Qualifications,RFQ) or a specific project proposal(Request for Proposals, RFP).

• Use a panel (say 3-5 people) to evaluatethe qualifications/proposals and select3-5 firms for an interview.

• On a single day, interview the short-listed firms to get a better understand-ing of their qualifications and the peo-ple assigned to your project. Allowtime for questions and listen carefullyto answers.

• Immediately after the interview, dis-cuss the merits of the firms and rankthem in order of qualifications.

• Meet with the top ranked firm to nego-tiate the terms of a contract, includingscope of work and fee. You shoulddevote considerable time to under-standing the scope of work—be sureyou know what you want and makesure it is in the scope of work.

• If unable to reach agreement with thetop ranked firm, terminate negotia-tions in writing and begin negotiationswith the second ranked firm. This givesthe community a powerful tool in thenegotiations.

What is not part of QBS? QBS is not asimple request for a lump sum fee for an ill-defined project. QBS is not a request for atechnical proposal and a lump sum fee pro-posal. Why not? Once price is introducedinto the proposal evaluation, qualificationsare frequently discarded and selection is on

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firm, respondents frequently will reduce thescope of work or use the least experienced

and lowest paid staff to execute the mini-mum scope of work. Quality is driven out,and the ultimate goal—a successful proj-ect—is jeopardized. Higher constructioncosts and/or the increase in annual operat-ing cost will far exceed the reduction inengineering fee.

Time and again, QBS has proved to bethe method that has the highest likelihoodof leading to a successful project. If youdon’t care about a successful project, it does-n’t matter. If you want a project that is suc-cessful and serves your community effective-ly for the long term, use QBS in selectingyour consulting engineering firm.

For more information on Qualifica-tions-Based Selection of consulting engi-neers, please contact the ACEC Georgiaoffice:233 Peachtree Street; Harris Tower,

Suite 700 ; Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Phone: 404-521-2324 Fax: 404-521-0283

Website: www.acecga.org

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American Engineers, Inc.

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Atkins North America Inc.

Atlantic Coast Consulting Inc

Ayres Associates

BAA Mechanical Engineers, Inc.

Barnett Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Bennor Engineering, LLC

Blue Landworks

Bolden-Williams & Associates, Inc.

Browder + LeGuizamon and Associates Inc.

Brown and Caldwell

Browne and Company, LLC

Burns & McDonnell Eng. Co., Inc.

Burstein & Associates, Inc.

Cardno ATC

Carter Goble Lee, LLC

CB & I

Cecil Chan & Associates, Inc.

CEI Engineering Associates, Inc.

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CHA, Inc.

Clark Patterson Lee

Columbia Engineering & Services

Communication Structures Engineering Inc

Construction Testing & Analysis, Inc.

Conway & Owen, Inc.

Cranston Engineering Group, PC

Crawford Engineering

Daniel Consultants, Inc.

Davis and Church LLC

Development Planning & Engineering Inc.

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Geocomp Corporation

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Golder Associates Inc.

Gresham Smith & Partners

Haines, Gipson and Associates, Inc.

Hatch Mott MacDonald, LLC

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Heath & Lineback Engineers, Inc.

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John H. Matthews & Associates, Inc.

Johnson, Laschober & Associates, P.C.

Jordan & Skala Engineers, Inc

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KCI Technologies

Keck & Wood, Inc.

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.

Kirsner Consulting Engineering, Inc.

Kornegay Engineering, Inc.

Kun-young Chiu & Associates, Inc.

L. Leigh Morgan, Jr.

Lanier Engineering, Inc.

LCW Engineering Inc.

Leppard Johnson & Associates, P.C.

Long Engineering, Inc.

Lowe Engineers, LLC

M2 Structural, LLC

Matheson-Ball & Associates, Inc.

Mauldin Mechanical Engineering

Maxwell-Reddick & Associates, Inc.

MC Squared, Inc

McGee Partners Inc.

McLean Engineering Company, Inc.

Michael Baker Jr, Inc.

Michael Quinn & Associates, P.C.

Mulkey Engineers & Consultants

Nannis & Associates, Inc.

NBP Engineers, Inc.

Neel-Schaffer, Inc.

NOVA Engineering and Environmental

P. C. Simonton & Associates, Inc.

Paragon Consulting Group

Parsons Brinckerhoff, Inc.

Parsons Corporation

Patterson & Dewar Engineers, Inc.

Paul J. Ford & Company

Paulson Mitchell Incorporated

PECGA Llc dba Palmer Engineering Co.

Pendergrass & Associates, Inc.

Peoples & Quigley, Inc.

PerryCrabb Inc.

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PES Structural Engineers, Inc.

Philip I. Levine Engineers, Inc.

Photo Science Inc.

Polytron, Inc.

Pond & Company

Precision Planning, Inc.

Prime Engineering, Inc.

Pruett, Ford & Associates, Inc.

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Ralph L. Hayden, PE, LS

Riley, Park, Hayden & Associates, Inc.

Robert and Company

Robinson Associates

Rochester & Associates, Inc.

Rosser International, Inc.

RS&H

S&ME, Inc.

Safemark, LLC

Schnabel Engineering LLC

Sedki and Russ Engineers, Inc.

Seneca Fire Engineering, LLC

Shull & Kane, Inc.

Southern Civil Engineers, Inc.

Spatial Engineering Inc.

Spurlock & Associates, Inc.

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.

Starzer Brady Fagan Associates, Inc.

Stevenson & Palmer Engineering, Inc.

STV/Ralph Whitehead Associates

Sweitzer Engineering, Inc.

T.Y. Lin International

Terracon

The Engineering Group, Inc.

The Good Group, LLC

The Howland Company, Inc.

The Maddox Group, Inc.

Thomas & Hutton Engineering Co.

112 112 112 112 112

113 113 113 113 113

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Thompson Engineering, Inc.

Tolson, Simpson & Associates

TranSystems Corporation

TTL, Inc

United Consulting

Urban Engineers, Inc.

URS Corporation

Uzun & Case Engineers, LLC

Volkert, Inc.

W. Hunter Saussy, III PC

W. Hunter Saussy, Jr. PE, LLC

W. K. Dickson & Co., Inc.

W. R. Toole Engineers, Inc.

Walden, Ashworth & Associates, Inc.

Walter P. Moore and Associates, Inc.

Wenck Associates, Inc

Wiley Engineering, Inc.

Willett Engineering Company

Willmer Engineering Inc.

Wolverton & Associates, Inc.

Womack & Associates

Woodruff & Howe Env. Eng., Inc.

Woolpert Inc.

Working Buildings

Wright Engineering LLC

Zimmerman, Evans and Leopold, Inc.

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