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KLJ Engineering has hired Matt Mamura as an Aviation Market Manager in their St. Paul office. In this role, In this role, he is responsible for developing strategy to enhance opportunity with new and existing clients.

Congratulations to Kristi Spindler, VP Human Resources & Safety, for being named one of the Top 25 Women in Business by Prairie Business Magazine for 2021!

There are many different types of design visualization, but three stand out for their versatility and effectiveness in communicating project details. In Part 2 of our design visualization series, we’ll take a look at these three visualization types and how they can improve your next project.

Our communities, neighborhoods, cities, counties, and everything around us are changing every day – and always have been. It’s what keeps our world spinning. The world around us is constantly evolving to be more innovative, efficient, and safer - making life more comfortable for everyone.

When imagining the future of a complex engineering project, it can be difficult to picture all of the steps and the end result. It can be even more difficult to explain the proposed changes to community members, project partners, and other stakeholders. Using design visualization to enhance your project communications can make the process quick, easy, and informative while effectively telling the story of the project.

KLJ Engineering is proud to welcome three employees to their Grand Junction, CO office. Marc Kenney, Cole Miller, and Dean Cooper are the first of many in the company’s newest Colorado location.

The Princeton Municipal Airport’s project for the Reconstruction of Runway 15-33 has been awarded a 2020 Merit Award from the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) in partnership with the Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association.

Representing the exceptional performance, resilience, and spirit of our founders, Louie and Mary Ellen Veigel, the Veigel Circle of Excellence award is presented to current KLJers who emulate Louie and Mary Ellen's dedication to strong performance, commitment to clients and communities, resilience to working through all types of economies and opportunities and enthusiasm to their company.

KLJ Engineering (KLJ), is proud to announce Lanny Harris as the company’s Vice President of their Energy and Natural Resource Division. In this role, Harris is responsible for driving growth within the division which includes the company’s oil and gas, power, and telecommunications markets.

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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