UW-Madison Engineering Career Fair
Natalie McCraw, Arman Khan, and Dan Ryan (not pictured) are at the UW Madison Engineering & STEM Fair until 5 pm today. Swing by the College of Engineering Campus to find out what #ABetterExperience is all about!
UW-Madison Career Fair on Monday
Keep your eye out for KL at the next UW Madison Engineering & STEM Fair! We’ll be there from 11-5pm on Monday, 2/12. Come connect with our team about our full-time entry-level openings including a Construction Engineer (Menomonie office), Traffic Engineer (Madison preferred), and Design Engineer (any KL office). We also offer great Student Internships
2024 First Quarter Meeting
It was great to have the bulk of our KL Family together again for our First Quarter Meeting of 2024! Expansion of our Madison office was among the topics of the day. Thank you Iconica for helping us grow!
2024 UW-Platteville Spring Career Fair
Many thanks to Brad Halvensleben, Garrett Ruckdashel, and Eric Andritsch who connected with folks at the UW-Platteville Career Fair on 2/7 in Ullsvik Hall. Our full-time entry-level openings include a Construction Engineer (Menomonie office), Traffic Engineer (Madison preferred), and Design Engineer (any KL office). We also offer great Student Internships or Co-Op opportunities in Design or Traffic (Madison preferred).
Welcome, Bill Hove!
We are excited to welcome Bill Hove, PE, SE to KL Engineering as a Senior Technical Leader – Infrastructure Services. Bill will be working within our structures team in our Madison office. He brings 30 years of structural engineering experience. Bill is both a UW-Madison (Civil Engineering) and UW-Platteville (Building Construction Management) alum. Welcome to
2024 Technical & Project Leader Promotions
Congratulations to our newly promoted Technical & Project Leaders! These individuals have proven their skills in guiding our projects and are advancing to the next level of leadership. Our employees are our most important asset! #ABetterExperience Brian St. Vincent, PE – Technical Leader I Charlie Denu, PLS – Technical Leader II Jon Blomquist, PE –
2024 RENEW Wisconsin Energy Summit
KL’s Chris Halverson and Karen Richardson will be attending the RENEW Wisconsin Summit today at the Monona Terrace in Madison, WI. They will hear from leading experts in Clean Energy and expand their knowledge about renewable energy.
2024 WPRA Conference
Parks and Reconomics? Music to our ears! We are so totally stoked to have our team members Samantha Herheim, Josh Mercier and Arielle Lewien to the Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association (WPRA) Conference this week. It should be tubular! We know they come back and share the #SoundtrackToSuccess with us.
Soundtrack To Success
Heading to the Wisconsin Park & Recreation Association (WPRA) Conference? Be sure to check out our booth #92 tomorrow! We’ll be having a blast playing name that 80s tune and taking rad selfies. Can’t wait to see you there! #SoundtrackToSuccess #WPRA2024
STH 64 – Award Finalist
This project consisted of milling and resurfacing of 17 miles of HMA pavement along STH 64 in Marinette County. Within the project limits were 39 intersections and 303 driveways. In addition to paving, widening shoulders, and adding rumble strips, the project included 17 cross culvert replacements, guardrail replacement and grading, storm sewer, box culvert endwall
2023 WisDOT Outstanding Highway Construction Award for Asphalt Paving
Congratulations to Monarch Paving, Cooper Engineering, and WisDOT Northwest Region on winning the 2023 WisDOT Outstanding Highway Construction Award for Asphalt Paving! KL Engineering’s Chris Ehlert was the acting WisDOT Project Manager overseeing construction on the USH 63 project from Baldwin to Cumberland in Polk County. Monarch Paving provided an outstanding project with excellent ride
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Little Suamico River Bridge Project – Award Finalist
The Little Suamico River Bridge provides passage for high volumes of traffic during summer months. It was deteriorating and nearing unsafe conditions for the traveling public. The two-lane, three-span structure required staged reconstruction during the winter months to prepare for a pavement replacement project in the spring. This posed many unique challenges and opportunities for
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