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We are proud to announce that our Early Talent Recruitment team earned THREE awards this year from RippleMatch's 2025 Campus Forward Awards! 🎉 RS&H was awarded in the following categories: ⭐ Excellence in Recruitment Strategies ⭐ Excellence in DE&I ⭐ Excellence in Internship Programming Congratulations to this hardworking and dedicated team for the important role they play in attracting and retaining our top talent from colleges and universities across the nation. Read the full press release: https://ow.ly/uFtm50UIHoY Jessica Williams | Scott Penney #lifeatrsandh #driventocare #recruitment

Don't miss Brett Shank and Byron Chavez, PE at the Southwest Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives (SWAAAE) 65th Annual Airport Management Short Course overviewing the challenges and solutions that went into the LAX Taxiway D extension project at Los Angeles World Airports. RS&H designed the Taxiway D extension which allowed for dual parallel taxiways to the north airfield, helping mitigate Airplane Design Group VI traffic during peak times of aircraft activity. Learn more by attending the session on February 4th at 10:45 am. #aviation #SWAAAE #AAAE

Attention Aviation Industry Professionals! Kick off the new year with fresh insights by joining our latest webinar, Technically Speaking Presents: Navigating FAA's New Forecast Review and Approval Process 📅 Date: Thursday, February 20 🕒 Time: 1:00 - 2:00pm ET 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eQTiRnSy Join RS&H subject matter experts, Jorge Gonzalez, Michael Becker, CM, AICP, and Esteban Alfonso, as they provide insights into the new Federal Aviation Administration guidelines and the approval process for airport forecasts. With case studies and firsthand knowledge from our experts, this is your chance to ensure your airport’s records and plans align with FAA requirements. Don't miss out!

The Memorial Amphitheater at Arlington National Cemetery (ANC) is a highly visible and sacred site in the United States that serves honorary, ceremonial, and operational functions. The Amphitheater, dedicated in 1920, contains seating for about 5,000 people. In preparation for the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the Tomb of the Unknown Solider, RS&H, as part of a joint venture, provided field investigations and multi-discipline design services for the Amphitheater and plaza that surrounds the Tomb of the Unknown Solider to identify areas that needed to be cleaned, repointed and preserved, and to incorporate accessibility improvements and accommodations. Preserving historic structures presents several challenges for architects, requiring a delicate balance between maintaining historical integrity and accommodating modern needs. Key challenges include regulatory compliance, material limitations, structural integrity, modernization needs, budget constraints, and public and stakeholder expectations. This project required close coordination with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District (USACE), ANC, and the National Park Service (NPS). Balancing the need for modern amenities and safety features with the preservation of historical elements was a significant challenge that this project presented with the need to upgrade the accessibility accommodations of the 100-year-old facility without detracting from the stateliness of the Amphitheater’s historic beauty. To achieve this goal, RS&H conducted field investigations and developed an ABA/ADA-compliant switch-back ramp and Amphitheater box seating, incorporating materials approved by ANC and USACE. The design and installation of all ramps allow for their future removal, if needed. This approach was taken to maintain the functionality of the Amphitheater without causing any damage to the existing structure or materials. The original marble was reused where possible and matching marble specified otherwise. “Our approach involves meticulous planning and execution to confirm that every aspect of the project respects Arlington National Cemetery’s heritage and mission,” said Kerry Felton, AIA, Federal Architect. “We collaborated closely with design partners and stakeholders to verify that our designs aligned with the historical context and met the stringent standards required for such a revered site to honor the legacy of those who have served while providing for the site's ongoing needs.” #driventocare #wearersandh #employeeowned #architecture #ArlingtonNationalCemetery #MemorialAmphitheater #HistoricPreservation #USArmyCorps #NationalParkService #TombOfTheUnknownSoldier

The Crosstown Parkway Extension project in Port St. Lucie, FL was a groundbreaking initiative that included a third bridge crossing on the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. This project was a testament to innovation and community enhancement. 🔵 Environmental Stewardship: The bridge traverses a highly environmentally sensitive area, minimizing wetland impacts and protecting the Savannas Preserve State Park. 🔵 Multi-Modal Transportation: The new six-lane divided highway and bridge serve as a critical hurricane evacuation route and offer automobile, bicycle, pedestrian, and public transit accommodations. It even includes an ADA-accessible canoe launch area. 🔵 Innovative Design: The superstreet intersection at Crosstown Parkway and Floresta Drive, the first of its kind in Florida, significantly reduces travel time and improves safety. RS&H and the entire design-build team delivered the project nearly $15M below budget without sacrificing community features. We are proud of the positive impact this project has on enhancing transportation efficiency and safety while preserving our natural environment. #driventocare #transportation #Florida

Our thoughts are with our associates, clients, partners, and the communities impacted by the outbreak of wildfires in Los Angeles County, California. Thank you to the firefighters, first responders, and all other public service officials for your unwavering bravery during these times.

At the intersection of innovation and partnership, RS&H delivers solutions that empower both communities and missions. The Alpena County Regional Airport Runway 1-19 Rehabilitation represents our commitment to purpose-driven infrastructure by repairing concrete pavements used by the Combat Readiness Training Center (CRTC). This $60 million federally funded investment by the National Guard and Alpena County extends the life of this critical airfield for 25 years, supporting both commercial aviation and military operations. The three-phase project highlights RS&H’s innovative collaborative approach, delivering a tailored solution that kept Alpena’s shared-use airfield fully operational throughout construction. This strategy maintained uninterrupted functionality while supporting the airfield’s critical role as a readiness training hub for all military branches, setting a new benchmark for efficiency and long-term value in aviation infrastructure. RS&H bridges commercial aviation and federal expertise to support clients in realizing their mission. The Alpena CRTC is one of four unique military readiness installations located across the country, which serves thousands of military personnel annually. As part of the National All-Domain Warfighting Center, this facility provides essential training in land, air, and cyberspace operations. The rehabilitation results in a completely new runway that will serve customers of the CRTC and the Alpena County Regional Airport for years to come. Key project contributors from RS&H on this exceptional project include Richard Stump, Darren Christopher, David Joye, PE, Pat Frame, Nate Otto, John Hipchen, Brian Nazarian, Maurizio Feoli, PE, Colin Brinkman, PE, Alex Herndon, PE, Julie Jacobs, PE, Sarah Raycher, Blake Weil, P.E., Zane Zbacnik, and Aimee Marsinek. Discover how RS&H’s mission-focused solutions can transform your infrastructure needs https://lnkd.in/gMBd-3Ta #driventocare #aviation #innovation #Michigan #APN #airfield #airfieldrehabilitation #sustainability

As we reflect on the past year, we are reminded of the harmony created when we work together. Like notes in a melody, every interaction, every project, and every moment has composed the soundtrack of a year defined by partnership and progress. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to support you in creating the rhythm that drives us all forward. May the new year bring you joy, prosperity, and many more reasons to celebrate! 🎉🥂 View our immersive musical journey to kick off the new year, highlighting the collaborative efforts that created some of our greatest hits from 2024! 🎵 https://lnkd.in/eVwFaxuN #happynewyear #wearersandh

Don't miss our associates at the 104th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in Washington D.C.! From poster presentations to actively leading roles in TRB committees, our team looks forward to joining industry peers to discuss diverse topics. There are also multiple opportunities to connect with our team. For TRB Annual Meeting details, visit https://ow.ly/yFyB50UzoC7. ➡️Rickey Fitzgerald will present on performance management for freight demand and demand elasticity at the Freight Demand Performance Management: Building Collaborative Metrics for Strategic Decisions session on January 6 at 10:15 a.m. ➡️Meet Matt Chynoweth, PE during the Building Information Modeling, Accelerated Bridge Construction, and Other Technologies and Construction Poster Session 2217 on January 6 at 3:45 p.m. Matt will also present during the Innovative Highway Structures and Appurtenances Committee on January 7 at 10:15 a.m. This committee focuses on the innovative application of technology and materials. ➡️Meet Shubhankar Shindgikar during the Traffic Flow Modeling, Monitoring, and Control Poster Session to learn about the Effects of Rubbernecking and Potential Countermeasures on Traffic Congestion on January 6 at 6 p.m. 🤝Be sure to connect with more of our associates attending #TRB, including Mike Davis, PE, and Francis Tang. To learn how our integrated teams translate experience into insight and turn challenges into opportunities, visit https://ow.ly/SkVq50Uzt8E. #driventocare #transportation #bridge #tolls #freight

Our team at RS&H created a comprehensive master plan for the Salt Lake City Department of Airports, which manages SLC and its reliever airports, ensuring the region’s system of airports is prepared to meet the demands of 25M+ annual passengers and the vision for the next 20 years. By balancing passenger growth, operational efficiency, and environmental responsibility, we’ve developed a thoughtful approach that optimizes operations while protecting sensitive areas. Learn more about how we’re shaping the future of aviation with innovative, sustainable solutions. Together, we’re building a better-connected world. https://ow.ly/qU5n50UAhwQ #SaltLakeCity #aviation #airport