Great communication through design and construction doesn’t just happen, it requires intentionality. An open line of proactive communication that was maintained throughout the Wisconsin Department of Transportation WIS 26 Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) project in the City of Janesville and ultimately helped this complex project stay on track. KL Engineering’s Project Manager, Brad Halvensleben reflects, […]
Scott Zagrodnik of Visual Impact Lighting treated the KL lighting team to a tour of the LUMCA Lighting trailer on Thursday, June 6th. The trailer is a traveling showcase for the latest and greatest in LED lighting and controls technology. Staying informed and working directly with the manufacturers allows KL to stay on the leading
The WIS 26 Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) project included design of multiple lighting systems operated by WisDOT and the City of Janesville. Unique design requirements included integration with I-39 interchange system lighting, shared electrical services with ITS, DDI lighting, and illumination for a 200-ft wide underpass area. KL’s Jake Joyal and Mike Scarmon led the
Want to learn how to help municipalities implement Electric Vehicle (EV) charging for their communities? Join KL’s Jake Joyal at the Great Lakes District ITE / WTS Annual Meeting on Thursday, 6/13 at 10:30 am. He will be joined by Max Marechal, City Engineer for the City of West Bend, Wisconsin. Together they will be
Members of our KL team are headed to the Great Lakes District ITE / WTS Annual Meeting this week. Kevin Wehner and Jake Joyal are both presenting and Jamie Dalheim will be moderating a session. Visit our booth on Thursday and learn about our Traffic Engineering opportunity and how KL provides #ABetterExperience to our employees!
We hope you enjoyed #BikeWeek as much as well did! Several members of the KL family attended the Bratcakes on the Bike Path hosted by Saris Equipment, Just Coffee Co-op, and Bavaria Sausage Inc. at the Velo UnderRound. Here are some photos from other rides and ways we celebrated this week! Many thanks to Wisconsin
We enjoyed celebrating Graham Kothbauer’s graduation from University of Wisconsin-Madison’s College of Engineering this May. He has been an intern at KL for the past two years. Graham joined KL as a full-time employee a few weeks ago. We celebrated his accomplishment with cake this week! We’re excited to have you on our structural engineering
KL Engineering designed the Central Segment of the I-39 Corridor WisDOT Mega Project. This segment extends 13 miles from CTH O south of the Janesville to the Rock / Dane County line. The project took 7 years to design and 6 years to construct at a cost of $302 million. The I-39 / WIS 26
We love being a League of American Bicyclists Bike Friendly Business. We support biking-related efforts in our community and especially in our work through designing bike lanes, multi-modal paths, and bike trails in the municipalities we serve. Each year KL provides our employees with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Annual State Trail passes to encourage
It’s Bike Week in Wisconsin and there are so many great ways to participate! Check out Wisconsin Bike Fed for statewide events, like the Bay View Gallery Night Roll Out Interactive Art Bike Scavenger Hunt. Visit Madison Bikes to view the 70+ events scheduled for Madison. Get out your bike! Take a ride! Make new
Saturday is National Trail Day! Wisconsin is home to 50 state parks, 15 state forests, and 44 state trails. There are trails for all abilities and activities. KL has had a hand in the development of the following Wisconsin State Trails: Capital City, Chippewa River, Elroy-Sparta, Glacial Drumlin, Ice Age, Military Ridge, and Mound View.
KL roadway designers, traffic engineering staff, and key contributors from WisDOT met regularly to coordinate construction plans that would get the project built, while allowing the public safe access through the evolving construction zones. Two lanes of traffic were always open throughout construction. The design had to navigate a confined environment with commercial properties, while
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