KL Closed for Memorial Day
All KL Engineering offices will be closed on Monday, May 27th in observance of Memorial Day. Wishing you all a meaningful extended weekend!
Welcome, Noah & Colin!
We welcome Noah Peterson and Colin Boyarski to KL Engineering! They will be gathering traffic counts this summer, along with other field tasks, based out of our Menomonie office. Both are attending UW-Eau Claire and play football for the UW-Eau Claire Blugolds. Noah is pursuing a degree in Business Management and Colin is pursuing a
5th Structural Engineers’ Symposium
Bill Hove, Jaden Neumann, and Chad Halverson will be attending the WisDOT BOS Symposium on May 23rd. This is a great opportunity for the transportation structures community to reengage across agencies and firms in an open dialogue. The ultimate goal is to help each other improve the way we all do business. This is the
Traffic Engineering on WIS 26 DDI
This $8.5 million project involved reconstructing a 0.9-mile urban and rural section roadway of 4-/6-lanes with sidewalk, multi-use path, and bike lanes, including a Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) for WIS 26 in the City of Janesville. The previous interchange formation was more straightforward but caused congested traffic, whereas a Diverging Diamond Interchange is more complex
Welcome, Alli Kohlstedt!
A warm welcome to Alli Kohlstedt who joins our Madison team for the summer as a Transportation Intern / Technician! She will be working on design tasks using AutoCAD and Civil 3D for project plans and specifications, preparing computations and quantity estimates, and assisting with the preparation and modification of reports, presentations, schedules, applications and
Kids Building Wisconsin 2024
We saw a lot of future engineers at Kids Building Wisconsin this year! There were over 50 interactive exhibits, along with boom lift rides, big cranes, and construction equipment for kids to explore. At KL’s booth, kids drove matchbox cars around on an aerial map of the Fitchburg streets. KL has participated in Kids Building
Welcome Back, Ryan Wheeler!
We welcome Ryan Wheeler back to our Menomonie office for his second summer internship with KL! This year he will be working in the field doing construction observation on our IH 94 project. Ryan is pursuing a Civil Engineering degree at University of Wisconsin-Platteville.
Welcome, Daniel Smith!
Daniel Smith is joining KL for the summer as a Lighting & Electrical Intern / Technician, working out of our Madison and Germantown offices. He will be assisting with street lighting and electrical design projects. His tasks will include assisting with site reviews, infrastructure design, circuiting, and capacity analysis. He’ll be getting exposure to infrastructure
Kids Building Wisconsin – This Saturday!
We can’t wait for Kids Building Wisconsin THIS SATURDAY! In it’s 10th year, this awesome FREE event is expecting well over 5000 visitors. We encourage you to attend and register ahead of time at https://www.kidsbuildingwi.org/. They are also hosting a special sensory-friendly Autism event on May 17th in collaboration with the Autism Society of South
2024 ACEC National Convention
Ryan Schanhofer and Scott Cramer, KL’s President and COO, were in Washington DC this week at the ACEC National Annual Convention & Legislative Summit. They attended valuable conference sessions and impactful visits with legislators. KL’s WIS 26 Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) project received an ACEC National Recognition Award at the Engineering Excellence Awards Gala. View
New License for Chris Halverson
Congratulations to KL’s Chris Halverson on becoming licensed as a Designer of Electrical Systems in the State of Wisconsin. Chris is a licensed electrician with 24 years of experience on our Lighting and Electrical team in Madison.
Madison Office Expansion
We are thrilled to have completed our office expansion project and wanted to share the transformation of our Madison headquarters. We now have room for 25 more staff to accommodate our growing KL family. There’s a new area off the lunchroom for staff to relax and watch TV, play Pac-Man or foosball, or just hang