ENGINEERING, REIMAGINED
AN EXCEPTIONAl EXPERIENCE. EVERY PROJECT, EVERY TIME.
We love talking about engineering and inspiring ideas that come to life. It's more than a project, it's a long-term solution for your community. From start to finish, we collaboratively work on engineering projects across the nation, to bring you the best outcomes.
how we support your COMMUNITY
We mean it when we say there is no community too small, or project too big. KLJ is committed to planning, designing, and supporting infrastructure projects of all shapes and sizes. From roads, runways, pipelines, and parks, we do all the sophisticated engineering you expect, along with the support and technical expertise you need.
Awards And Recognitions
New Airport Terminal Accommodates Rising Travel Demands
The existing terminal was 30,000-square feet with two gates. During peak times the terminal had up to four near-simultaneous departures. With only two gates, the existing terminal was overloaded causing undue stress on the infrastructure, airlines, airport personnel and passengers. In an effort to accommodate the Airport’s needs, KLJ conducted a Terminal Area Study that determined the existing terminal could not be reasonably expanded, and a new terminal would be needed.
In 2015, the project was awarded Outstanding Design by Chapter 4 F-M Engineers from the North Dakota Society of Professional Engineers (NDSPE).
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Awards And Recognitions
KLJ among others from across North America come together for bridge project
KLJ was the prime consultant for planning, environmental assessment, design and construction inspection of the 4 Bears Bridge replacement. The replacement structure is in a picturesque setting spanning 4,500 feet over Lake Sakakawea on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in northwestern North Dakota.
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Awards And Recognitions
Overnight Roadway LiDAR Work Provides Limited Interruption for Commuters
KLJ was hired by Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) to conduct a high accuracy Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for a congested five mile stretch of I-35W, one of the most traveled roads in the State of Minnesota.
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