Amelia Retrum Promotion – Staff Engineer
Congratulations to Amelia Retrum on her promotion to Staff Engineer! Amelia is a Transportation Design Engineer in our Madison office. She has been with KL since 2015.
John Goltz Promotion – Senior IT Manager
Congratulations to John Goltz on his promotion to Senior IT Manager! John has been with KL since 1993. He is the wizard behind the curtain for all of our technical needs!
2017 ACEC Civil 3D Users Group Workshop
KL Engineering’s Kyle Thompson spoke at the 2017 ACEC Civil 3D Users Group Workshop on October 19th in the Wisconsin Dells. His presentation entitled ‘Setting the Stage for Construction’ discussed how Civil 3D users can effectively model a roadway corridor throughout a complex construction staging process. His presentation showed participants how to produce a set of design plans that allows
Tony Steinert – New Electrical Inspector | Design Specialist
We are pleased to welcome Tony Steinert to the KL Family! Tony brings 33 years of experience in electrical inspection and electrical design work. He is a state licensed Master Electrician and also a state certified Commercial Electrical Inspector. Based in our Green Bay office, Tony will be preforming electrical inspection on construction projects and assisting
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Dave Tollefson – Environmental Manager
Congratulations to Dave Tollefson for his promotion to Environmental Manager. His role has expanded to oversee our environmental documentation and coordination efforts for design projects. Dave has worked at KL Engineering for over 11 years in our Madison office.
Kelly Greuel, PE, PTOE – New Traffic Engineer
We welcome Kelly Greuel to the KL Family! Kelly brings 10 years of experience to our Traffic Engineering department in Madison. Her design background includes traffic signals, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), street lighting, and intersection safety. Kelly is UW-Madison graduate and a board member for the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) and the American Society of
New Madison Headquarters
Our Madison office has grown so much in recent years that we needed a much bigger office space! KL Engineering will be moving into the second floor of the newly constructed building on the corner of Verona Road and CTH PD on the southwest side of Madison. As of Monday, May 15th, our new address will
STH 93 | City of Independence, WI
KL Engineering designed a 1.3 mile urban section of STH 93 between A Street and Indee Blvd in the City of Independence, Trempealeau County. The engineering design for the reconstruction included roadway, detour route, bridge, retaining walls, and sanitary sewer and water main. Project also includes new/replacement street lighting, sidewalk reconstruction, storm sewer system upgrades,
Urban Reconstruction East Washington Avenue, Madison
KL Engineering was the consultant for the redesign of East Washington Avenue (USH 51) from Thornton Avenue to Third Street, and First Street (STH 113) from Winnebago Street to East Johnson Street in the City of Madison. The East Washington Avenue project was the recipient of the 2008 WisDOT Excellence in Highway Design Award for
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Structures
We are excited to offer a new service to our clients – structures. Regardless of the complexity of your project, we can help you bridge the gap to find solutions to your projects’ needs.
Rural Reconstruction – STH 31, Racine County
KL Engineering completed the design of this two-mile segment of STH 31 in Racine County, which expanded STH 31 from a two-lane rural roadway to a four-lane roadway. Four design alternatives were evaluated and presented to the public. The selected alternative constructed two southbound travel lanes of the four-lane alternative. The two lanes were designed
Urban Rehabilitation- South Business Drive, Sheboygan
As prime consultant for WisDOT Northeast Region, KL Engineering completed the redesign of STH 28 (South Business Drive) in the City of Sheboygan. [metaslider id=”773″] The project included reconstructing the westbound lanes for approximately one-third of a mile, and overlaying the remaining 1.2 miles of the project; adding raised medium and turn lanes; traffic signals
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