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The annual NDACE County Roads Conference was held virtually on January 27th and 28th. Each year during the conference, the organization selects a partner to recognize for their years of support and dedication to the goals and objectives of the association. At this year's conference, it was announced that KLJ was the recipient of the "Friends of NDACE" award.

Eddie Cullum is our newest recruiting manager at KLJ. In this role he will be responsible for all recruiting and talent acquisition activities across the organization. He joined our team and works out of our Bismarck, ND office.

KLJ is proud to announce that Cindy Quibell has been promoted to Project Control Specialist. In this role she will support project managers and their teams, ensuring activities such as project administration, change management, cost control and monitoring, and scheduling are accomplished in the most efficient way possible and in accordance with all KLJ standards and contractual requirements.

Gary serves as the newest member to our production leadership team as Right-of-Way Department Manager. Kris is a Business Process Manager with Technical Services.

KLJ was recently recognized by the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) for exemplary engineering achievements for four projects: Glacier Rail Park, Pembina- Emerson Port of Entry, US Highway 85 Environmental Impact Statement, and Trunk Highway 149 improvements.

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KLJ Engineering (KLJ) is pleased to announce that Scott Kolbinger has been named a 40-Under-40 award recipient by Prairie Business Magazine. The recognition profiles young professionals throughout North Dakota, South Dakota, and western Minnesota who have made significant impacts in their profession and communities.

KLJ Engineering is proud to welcome Chris DeVerniero as a Senior Project Manager in their Helena, MT office. DeVerniero joins KLJ’s transportation team and brings extensive experience on wide-ranging transportation-focused projects with DOTs, cities, counties, and Tribal agencies.

The KLJ Solutions Holding Co. Board of Directors has announced the appointment of interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Barry Schuchard, effective January 1, 2021. The appointment follows the resignation of KLJ Engineering LLC (KLJ) CEO, Dean Anagnost effective December 31, 2020.

Nitrogen and Phosphorous are essential elements in the water we use every day, but too much of a good thing can mean algal blooms, oxygen-starved wildlife, and elevated toxins and bacterial growth. Several states have begun to set numeric nutrient water quality criteria for nitrogen and phosphorus, which on the surface looks like it will benefit everyone.

KLJ is pleased to announce the promotion of Recruiting Manager and Divisional Human Resources (HR) Director, Kristi Spindler, to the role of Vice President, Human Resources and Safety, effective January 1, 2021.

With a diverse project delivery background, KLJ Engineering (KLJ) is proud to welcome Ben Dzioba as our newest market manager, overseeing Alternative Delivery and Contractor Services. An expert in design-build methodology and alternative contracting, he will fulfill a critical role in the company by providing unique and integrated solutions for clients.

KLJ is proud to announce Mark Rohweder, an associate civil engineer in the company’s Kalispell, Montana office, has earned his Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI).

KLJ Engineering (KLJ), is proud to announce plans to expand its Colorado footprint by opening a new office location in Grand Junction, a thriving city in western Colorado. KLJ has been providing infrastructure engineering services for more than 80 years to communities and clients of all sizes throughout the nation.

Colorado is a land of unparalleled natural beauty and can-do, adventurous people – just the kind of place we are proud to call home. With 74 public-use airports, including one seaplane base, Colorado also historically boasts a robust aviation economy.