Aaron Passow, Cole Hernikl, and Mike Ostendorf had the pleasure of presenting at the MRPA Conference in late October. Their session focused on boardwalk design and construction, featuring the award-winning Lower Yahara River Trail and Fish Camp Park Improvement project as a case study. They also had the opportunity to connect with attendees from Minnesota, […]
The Sustain Dane Summit is a conference for sustainability enthusiasts to learn, connect, share, reflect, and build new personal and professional skills. This year, KL Engineering’s Karen Richardson and Don Gutkowski will be in attendance. We are excited to hear the takeaways from this year’s conference!
KL’s Morgan Nolan recently participated on a panel hosted by the group UW-Stout Women in Construction and found it very valuable. “The panel covered a wide range of topics—from how each of us chose a career in construction to how we’ve found mentors along the way.” She also shared,” I really enjoyed sharing advice I
The ACEC Wisconsin DFD Collaborative Conference last year had over 300 people in attendance, and this year should be another resounding success. KL Engineering has multiple team members attending the event, hoping to collaborate with professionals and enjoy the beautiful Monona Terrace. Thanks for representing KL Engineering!
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Today we celebrate 34 years of innovation, collaboration, and commitment to delivering better experiences in engineering. From our earliest projects to the complex infrastructure we help shape today, our journey has been defined by the passion and expertise of our incredible team. To our clients, thank you for trusting us to bring your visions to
Don’t let yesterday’s costume contest scare you off! We had a blast with plenty of laughs, creative outfits, and even a few lucky winners who took home prizes for their spooky style. Check out all the fun and silliness below!
KL Engineering is committed to providing spaces that everyone can enjoy. Recently, we were honored with the 2025 Engineering Achievement Award in Category B for projects costing between $5M-$15M to construct from ASCE for the Lower Yahara River Trail Phase 2 and Fish Camp County Park Improvement Project. A key highlight of the project was
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The APWA Wisconsin Fall Conference provides a forum for public works professionals to share their expertise and experiences for the continuing development of public works that add value throughout Wisconsin. KL Engineering’s Samantha Herheim, Jacob Joyal, Jesse Schreiner, Aaron Passow, and Kristy Treichel, are attending the conference this week. We are thankful to have these
Members of the KL Engineering team will be attending the EV Transportation & Innovation Expo this week! Don Gutkowski, Karen Richardson, and Matt George will be learning about the latest innovations in vehicle technology, participating in hands-on demonstrations, and connecting with professionals on the cutting edge of the industry.
KL’s Samantha Herheim and Aaron Passow will be presenting along with Dane County Parks’ Alex DeSmidt, on the Lower Yahara River Trail (LYRT) at the APWA Fall Conference. Their session will explore how the trail now connects Madison, McFarland, and Stoughton, creating new opportunities for recreation and community connection. Attendees will learn about the unique
KL Engineering had a strong showing at the ITS Wisconsin conference last week, and we have plenty to celebrate! Chris Halverson and Owen Brown both presented at the event, showcasing our team’s expertise. Matt Regnier was recognized for his past service as ITS Wisconsin President, and Owen Brown was honored with a scholarship from the
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A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last week for a portion of the ongoing US Highway 8 Reconstruction & Pathway to Wellness Project. KL Engineering contributed to several aspects of this important project, including the final design of the ATV Trail along the north side of USH 8, stretching from Fire Keeper Road to Bug
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