The company presented the Inova Health Systems Foundation with the funds, and Inova will transfer 100% to the Community Coalition of Haiti (CCH), an interdenominational 501(c)(3) volunteer organization devoted to serving with the people of Haiti and surrounding areas to promote physical, educational, and economic development.

Dewberry has recently joined the Greater Washington Board of Trade Emergency Preparedness Committee. The committee is dedicated to advancing emergency preparedness and business continuity for its members and the greater Washington, D.C., area.

From the November issue of Climate Change Business Journal, Dewberry is leveraging its strengths in the climate change adaptation realm, providing services that range from analyzing likely impacts to planning strategies for protecting people, resources and structures.

Under HMTAP, Dewberry will assist the FEMA Headquarters’ Mitigation Directorate or any of its ten regions in executing HMTAP, the National Earthquake Technical Assistance Program (NETAP) and the Wind and/or Water Technical Assistance Program (WAWTAP).

Buckley will be responsible for identifying, defining, and proposing new strategic initiatives for the firm; identifying new business opportunities with government agencies; and providing executive and technical support to on-going projects.

Companies will collaborate on a new generation of products and services for the emergency management community including federal, state, local and private entities.

A consulting team led by PSA-Dewberry has been selected by Calaveras County, California, to design a new 240-bed jail to replace an aging and chronically overcrowded facility built in 1963.

During its November 2009 National Conference, the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) recognized the Rappahannock Regional Jail Expansion and Renovation with a Design-Build Merit Award for public sector buildings over $25 million. The design-build team of Balfour Beatty Construction and PSA-Dewberry designed and constructed the 480-bed facility expansion under the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act (PPEA) of 2002.

PSA-Dewberry has named Terry Martin, AIA, principal in the firm’s Monroe, Wisconsin, location. In his new role, Martin will be responsible for developing projects within the University of Wisconsin system as well as researching opportunities in other market segments.

Concept first introduced in 2001 to the transportation community by Dewberry engineer.

Dan Wilkinson, PE, and Katie Jones, PE, have joined Dewberry’s Raleigh, North Carolina, office, bringing public and private-sector water and wastewater process engineering technology expertise to the company.

Western regional vice president will be responsible for coordinating the firm’s management and consulting services' business development and operational activities throughout the western United States.

Construction is complete on the new Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) at Western Regional Medical Center in Goodyear, Arizona. Designed by the Tulsa, Oklahoma, office of PSA-Dewberry, the 212,000-square-foot hospital reflects the latest concepts in specialized care facilities and supports the CTCA mission of providing patient-centered, integrated care.

Administered by the National Highway Institute, the course considers the FHWA's policies and procedures for applying NEPA to the project development and decision making processes related to transportation facilities.

Gary Neuwerth, Ph.D., PE, an engineer who has directed many civil infrastructure and building projects and leads one of the nation’s largest teams of engineers and environmental specialists, recently marked his 40^th anniversary with Dewberry. Neuwerth is president of the northeast operations of Dewberry, with nine locations and nearly 500 employees.

The new Pingree Grove Police Facility, which opened in 2008 in the Village of Pingree Grove, Illinois, has recently received a LEED® Silver rating certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. Designed by the Elgin, Illinois, office of PSA-Dewberry/BCA, the facility is 10,000 square feet and includes room for expansion up to 20,000 square feet.

Dewberry has announced several promotions in its Infrastructure Engineering Services area.

Dewberry has announced several corporate promotions in the Washington metropolitan area at the firm's Fairfax, Virginia, office. With more than 40 locations throughout the United States, the firm has continued to grow over the past year and now has approximately 2,000 employees.

Located in Dewberry’s New York City office, Dr. Ko is the director of bridge structures and has over 24 years of experience in management, structural analysis, and design of highway and transit structures.

Located in Dewberry’s New Haven office, Jacobs has been a member of ACEC since 2001. He has held positions of vice president, chair of the program committee, treasurer, and a director on the board. Since joining the organization, Jacobs has taken a proactive role in the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s (ConnDOT) Work Zone Safety Committee, working towards improving the safety awareness of Connecticut’s traveling public.

The County of Passaic and the Borough of Hawthorne have announced today that environmental studies including a Preliminary Assessment and Site Investigation will begin on Tuesday, August 11, 10 AM on the property known as “the Pyrolac site” located at 55 Schoon Avenue, Hawthorne.  The environmental studies will be undertaken by Dewberry-Goodkind Inc.

The $80-million facility will accommodate youths who have been criminally charged as adults, and will enable the state to increase its educational, counseling, and healthcare services for youth offenders.

Growing to more than 2,000 employees in the past year, Dewberry has announced several promotions in the Washington metropolitan area.

PSA-Dewberry has announced promotions of associate to senior associate in the Fairfax, Virginia, office.

With more than 100 recent promotions, Dewberry announces several in its Infrastructure Engineering Service area in the firm's Fredericksburg, Virginia, office.

Dewberry has announced that Risk Assessment, Mapping, and Planning Partners (RAMPP), a joint venture of Dewberry, URS, and ESP, has been selected as one of three Production and Technical Services (PTS) contractors under the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Risk MAP phase of the National Flood Insurance Program.

Professional services firm gains new business development director in Chicago office.

Dewberry has named Chris Munson a senior project manager in the firm’s Fairfax, Virginia, office. In his new role, Munson will be responsible for managing and consulting on large Geographic Information System (GIS) projects for defense, state, and/or municipal-level governments, as well as marketing GIS capabilities across practices.

Dan Zell, PE, CFM, has been awarded a one-year fellowship from the American Society for Mechanical Engineering (ASME) to work as an engineering and science fellow in Washington, D.C.

Dewberry has announced several promotions in its Management & Consulting Services area. With more than 40 locations throughout the United States, the firm has continued to grow to approximately 2,000 employees.

Ellis M. Stanley Sr., CEM, director of western emergency management services in Dewberry’s Los Angeles location, recently received an honorary doctoral degree for public service from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES).

PSA-Dewberry has announced several promotions in the firm's Fairfax, Virginia; Dallas, Texas; and Peoria and Chicago, Illinois, offices. Established in Illinois more than 50 years ago, the firm has grown over the past year and now employs 270 professionals in seven offices in the midwestern and eastern United States.

Under the teaming arrangement, Dewberry is integrating its broad GIS and mapping technology capabilities with Sewall’s expertise in renewable energy, forestry, and natural resources consulting.

Landscape architect Anna Cheng Young, RLA, has been honored with a Merit Award from the New Jersey chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) for her design of the Morristown Green in the center of Morristown, New Jersey.

When negotiations are complete, Dewberry will have served USGS on four consecutive contracts since 1998.

Dewberry has announced several promotions in its Infrastructure Engineering Service area at the following locations: Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey.

PSA-Dewberry has recently announced promotions nationwide, including several in the firm’s Illinois offices. The company has grown over the past year and now employs more than 270 professionals in seven offices in the midwestern and eastern United States.

Dewberry has announced several promotions in its Infrastructure Engineering Services area throughout the firm's Virginia, Maryland, and New Jersey offices. With more than 40 locations throughout the United States, the firm has continued to grow over the past year and now has approximately 2,000 employees.

New Chicago office director brings well-known expertise in higher education.

Tomorrow's Hello Washington program to cover "Proposed Tipaimukh Dam in India: Possible Impacts."

Users of the new center can now visit the facility via www.sandspringsok.org. PSA-Dewberry designed the facility.

PSA-Dewberry has announced several promotions in the firm’s Dallas office and now employs 270 professionals in seven offices in the midwestern and eastern United States.

Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois, recently celebrated the opening of the Markin Family Student Recreation Center, a new $30-million facility.

As Dewberry continues to grow with approximately 2,000 employees, the firm has announced several promotions in its Virginia and North Caroline offices.

Associated bridge and highway work for this major vehicular and pedestrian passageway will improve traffic and prevent inland flooding.

As part of 100 promotions recently announced at Dewberry, the largest number in the firm's 53-year history, several promotions of senior mechanical, electrical, and structural engineers within the Architectural & Building Engineering service line were included. 

Dewberry has announced several promotions in its southeast and gulf coast offices. The firm has continued to grow over the past year and now has approximately 2,000 employees. More than 100 promotions were recently announced, the largest number of promotions in one year for the firm in its 53-year history.

Marketing manager for Dewberry’s New Haven office was recently named member of the year by the Connecticut Valley chapter.

A senior HVAC project manager in Dewberry's New York City location, Gallen will serve the organization for one year.

Annual awards recognize outstanding and effective marketing in the architecture, engineering, and environmental consulting industry.

An accomplished infrastructure engineer, Silbovitz has served the organization for over 30 years.

Dewberry provided design and construction services to the River Oaks wastewater collection project in Fairfax County, Virginia, which was recently recognized with the local American Public Works Association (APWA) Project of the Year Award.

A  Florida licensed Professional Surveyor and Mapper, Patterson is responsible for managing remote sensing projects requiring aerial imagery, image interpretation, feature extraction, LiDAR, and GIS in Dewberry's Tampa office.

Construction is complete on a 432-bed addition to the Rappahannock Regional Jail in Stafford, VA. The project is among the first to be built under Virginia’s Public-Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act (PPEA) of 2002.

Dewberry facilitates the strategic plan development process.

Dewberry has been named Partner of the Year for the Washington, D.C., region by ESRI, a leading geographic information system (GIS) and mapping software developer.

Award-winning designer in PSA-Dewberry's Tulsa, Oklahoma, office has designed many of the Tulsa area’s most acclaimed government, education, and medical buildings.

This year’s annual review, Guidance in a Time of Transition, uses five photographic spreads to tell unique stories of how Dewberry is working with clients through uncertain times.

At the Carlson “Break New Ground” User Conference in Lexington, Kentucky, Dewberry's David Palumbo will present a case study on how the firm recently chose the Carlson Civil Suite for its site-civil engineering needs.

PSA-Dewberry has named Jennifer Taylor to the position of BIM manager in the firm’s Dallas, Texas, office. In her new role, Taylor will be responsible for developing BIM standards and assisting in the strategic direction and development of technical plans for implementation at all PSA-Dewberry office locations.

The new Timberglen Branch Library, which opened in ­­­2007 for the City of Dallas, has recently received a LEED® NC 2.1 Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

Northern Illinois premier design firm joins Dewberry organization.

McNamara is Associate Vice President and Director of Emergency Management/Homeland Security in Dewberry’s Emergency Management, Disaster and Mitigation Services Group.

PSA-Dewberry announced that Paul Edward Kouri, AIA, of the firm’s Peoria, Illinois, office has been named one of Building Design+Construction’s “40 under 40,” recognizing the “brightest stars” in the profession.

Dewberry announced the promotion of Timothy A. Rudolph, PLS, to senior associate; the promotion of Christopher M. Fleck, PE, to engineering department manager; and the hiring of Frederic Shmurak, PE, as water resources engineering department manager at the Charlotte, North Carolina, office.

PSA-Dewberry recently welcomed Mike Tatalovich, AIA, as the practice segment leader for federal architecture. Tatalovich brings more than 29 years’ experience in leading federal government business development, marketing, and program management initiatives to his new position.

The National Research Council has released a report on the accuracy of flood maps. Dewberry's Dave Maune, PhD, CP, CFM was on the Committee on FEMA Flood Maps, and Stephanie Dunham, PE, and Jerry Sparks, PE, CFM, are acknowledged for supporting computations. 

PSA-Dewberry designed the new Thurmont Regional Library, a 25,000-square-foot facility that highlights the rural community’s agricultural heritage, recently opened in Frederick County, Maryland.

PSA-Dewberry's design for the Ashburn Library in Ashburn, VA, was recently recognized with a 2008 Signatures of Loudoun Design Excellence Award, which commends notable building projects throughout Loudoun County.

$56-million project will increase Fort Hamilton’s capabilities as a vital component to America’s military and national security

PSA-Dewberry’s design for the Oakton Library in Oakton, Virginia, was presented with an Honorable Mention Award, Institutional category, at the Fairfax County Exceptional Design Awards Ceremony.

PSA-Dewberry designed plans to expand the Oklahoma Methodist Manor, Tulsa, to include an independent living community, wellness center, and a memory support center.

PSA-Dewberry's Route 66 Enhancement project includes the restoration of the 1930's era Meadow Gold sign.

The Case Community Center in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, designed by PSA-Dewberry, earned an Award of Excellence by the Oklahoma Recreation and Parks Society.

Dewberry has named Daniel Glaser, PE, engineering department manager for the firm’s Tampa, Florida office. In his new role, Glaser will be responsible for the department’s overall management, including client services, staffing, and engineering services. He will also be involved in expanding the office’s capabilities to better serve existing and future clients.

Stone brings over 25 years of engineering/architecture industry experience with ten years of corporate operational leadership to the position.

The John H. Strunck Memorial Pump Station, designed by Dewberry, was dedicated on September 12, 2008 to honor the man who served as Pump Master for the Borough of Teterboro, New Jersey, from 1917 to 1963. The project reclaims underutilized land and places housing in a mixed-use setting, embracing smart growth principles.

McCormack will be responsible for program and project management and client relationship management primarily serving federal, state, local, and private entities within the Hampton Roads region.

PSA-Dewberry has been selected to design the Northern California Re-entry Facility, a conversion of the former Northern California Women’s Facility into the state’s first secure re-entry complex.

Senior vice president and chief engineer made significant impact on transportation profession.

Dewberry recently received an Excellence Award in the Public Space category from Downtown New Jersey (DNJ) for the Morristown Green Renovation. The 2.5-acre Morristown Green has enjoyed a long, rich history, and the current design paves the way for a beautiful future.

Dewberry recently announced that Virginia Governor Tim Kaine has appointed Dewberry Executive Vice President Douglas R. Fahl to the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors.

Award recognizes Dewberry’s contribution to floodplain mapping technology.

Constructor and Oklahoma State University recognized for excellence in Institutional $25 - $99 million category.

Officials at Oklahoma State University envision expanding the union to 365,312 square feet.

Alan M. Silbovitz, PE, and Anthony S. Pecci, PE, are named vice presidents.

Four senior staff members recognized for excellence in design and client satisfaction.

Employee recognition focuses on the firm's hazard engineering services and new mechanical and electrical engineering specialty in the healthcare sector.

Senior staff are recognized for client service and excellence in their fields.

PSA-Dewberry was recently recognized for its small business subcontracting accomplishments in fiscal year 2007 with a U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Certificate of Achievement Award.

Former partner and friend helped lead firm for more than 20 years.

Residents of the Village of Romeoville, IL, recently gathered to celebrate and break ground for the community’s new municipal center, designed by PSA-Dewberry. 

At a recent board meeting officials from the Glenview Village Board of Glenview, IL, gave their final approval for the new PSA-Dewberry-designed Glenview Public Library.

Dewberry provided complete site/civil engineering services, as well as structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing design.

Dr. Wang and Mr. Yadav join Dewberry’s nationwide water resources practice that includes over 30 years of floodplain mapping services to FEMA by more than 200 flood mapping engineers, geographers and support personnel.

Designed in four weeks and constructed six weeks ahead of schedule, this NJDOT project was recognized by the engineering community.

Dewberry, a leading civil, structural, and construction engineering and inspection firm, welcomes Joelvito Villaluz, PE, as senior engineer.

Dewberry’s Brookline District Courthouse Renovation project received a Division of Capital Asset Management (DCAM) Award for Excellence in Construction on April 17, 2008. The DCAM Awards for Excellence Program recognizes projects which achieve the highest professional standards.

Firm has adopted the 2030 Challenge, a global initiative aimed at reducing the use of fossil fuels through sustainable strategies in building design.

New 80,000-square-foot facility is being designed to LEED-Silver standards.

Presentation highlighted successful BIM pilot program

Jonathan F. Warburg of Dewberry’s Boston Office has been elected by a jury of his peers to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). The Fellowship is “one of the highest honors the AIA can bestow on a member.”

Dewberry has named Jerome Strauss, PE, PMP, vice president in the firm’s federal programs division.

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The Friends of the Tulsa Zoo have contracted with PSA-Dewberry to design their new multi-purpose event center.

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PSA-Dewberry designed a 50,000-square-foot, four-floor expansion to the existing 211,000-square-foot medical complex.

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PSA-Dewberry is currently designing a new campus recreation facility for Illinois State University.

Dewberry welcomes Anna Cheng Young, CLA, RLA to the firm’s Landscape Architecture practice. Based in the Parsippany, New Jersey, office, Ms. Young will provide planning, design and construction supervision on projects ranging from campus settings to municipal improvements to transportation corridors. She is supported by nearly 20 landscape professionals in Dewberry’s offices along the East Coast.

Making a Difference in Your World and in Your Neighborhood  features how the firm continues to work with clients to make a difference through its professional engineering and architecture services.

Congressmen Jim Moran and Tom Davis are scheduled to be the lead presenters at the upcoming conference "The Carbon Trading-Green Building Connection.”

Bisinger returns to the firm, bringing significant experience in marketing, business development, and strategic business planning.

In association with Mayo Clinic representatives, Tom Seymour, AIA, delivers discussion of the new Dan Abraham Healthy Living Center.

During the Northern Virginia Chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) “Reflections on Excellence” awards ceremony, the PSA-Dewberry-designed Oakton Library in Fairfax, Virginia, was given the Award of Excellence for the Best Building, Institutional Facility Under $20 Million.

Dewberry has named David L. Taylor, Jr., associate in the firm’s Baltimore, MD, office. In his new role, Taylor will be responsible for business and operational development for land development services. 

Dewberry leads design as part of the ICC Constructors team.

Industry veteran to lead 245-person architectural firm

During the American Council of Engineering Companies’ annual conference, Ronald L. Ewing, PE, RLS, Dewberry’s chief executive officer, was inducted into the College of Fellows.

Performance-based contracts for FEMA Regions I, II, and III could total more than $110 million.

Industry veteran honored for excellence in mechanical and electrical engineering.

Dewberry announced today that IES Engineers will become a Dewberry affiliate.

PSA-Dewberry recently named Donald Z. White, office director of the firm's Peoria, IL, office.

Recognized leader in the field of architecture becomes tenth board member.

Two Dewberry projects recently received regional Awards of Merit for outstanding concrete projects in 2006. The selections were made by members of the New Jersey Concrete and Aggregate Association and the New Jersey Chapter of the American Concrete Institute.

Based in Parsippany, NJ, Christina Gray will be managing environmental studies and providing technical oversight for environmental documentation pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act.

Based in Carlisle, PA, Ami Gulden, a certified Professional Wetland Scientist (PWS), will be supporting wetland delineations, stream studies and threatened and endangered species work for Dewberry’s environmental services branch.

The new location enables the firm to address the needs of its clients throughout the Southwest and provide a permanent site from which to support ongoing work in water resources engineering, hazard mitigation, and geographic information systems.

A former rail line, the Bloomingdale Trail is being developed into a three-mile-long elevated park that runs through the heart of Chicago.

Jeffrey P. Lange, RLA, CLA, ISA, recently joined Dewberry’s Leesburg, VA, office as senior landscape architect. With more than 23 years’ experience as a landscape architect, Lange is fully versed in land development, planning, design, and management.

Two PSA-Dewberry projects were selected to be published in the American Institute of Architects Academy of Architecture for Justice publication, Justice Facilities Review. The Frederick County Work Release Center in Frederick, Maryland, and the Western Area Regional Public Safety Facility in Glendale, Arizona, were selected by a national jury consisting of architects and practitioners in the justice community. This annual publication showcases the year’s outstanding state-of-the-art justice facility designs.

Maune's testimony addressed the Flood Insurance Reform and Modernization Act of 2007.

Gary Anderson, PhD, AIA, AICP, Dewberry’s national director of master planning, was recently inducted into the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Academy of Fellows. The designation of Fellow is bestowed on SAME members who have displayed outstanding and dedicated service to the Society and the field of engineering.

Budzinski and Seymour will re-focus their responsibilities from corporate management tasks to leading and directing the growing justice and healthcare/wellness practices.

As assistant business unit manager, Lindhardt will help manage the office and provide technical oversight.

Metal was used as an important design aesthetic for the University of Illinois at Chicago's East Campus Recreation Center.

As the articles in the review illustrate, Dewberry continued to expand, strengthen core competencies and exceed expectations in its 50th anniversary year.

Bausmith has experience in environmental and civil engineering projects involving a broad range of services, including compliance and management of complex site investigation and remediation projects.

The permanently endowed scholarship will be given annually to a junior or senior civil engineering student.

The PSA-Dewberry and Balfour Beatty Construction team is leading the $49-million project.

Located on Ballenger Centre Drive, the office provides surveying, planning, land design, civil engineering, and landscape architecture services.

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PSA-Dewberry is providing A/E services to design a new Student Learning Center (Student Union) for the college's main campus in Wilburton, Oklahoma.  The facility will be a 40,000 SF, two-story structure with bookstore, ballroom, cafeteria, cyber café, student lounge, and study areas.

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PSA-Dewberry is providing A/E services for a new Children's Center (30,000 SF) at First United Methodist Church in Claremore, Oklahoma.

Dennis Kwiatkowski, a vice president with Dewberry’s Federal Programs group, was recently given the firm’s Harold Williams Award for Professional Excellence. The award was presented by Chairman Sidney O. Dewberry in recognition of Kwiatkowski’s management expertise and leadership, enduring professionalism, and outstanding field knowledge.

A joint PSA-Dewberry/Dewberry team was one of 14 Washington, DC area design and construction firms that participated in the 4th Annual Northern Virginia Canstruction® Competition.  Canstruction® is a national community service project of the design and construction industry that endeavors to fight hunger.

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Centegra Health System is embarking on the development of a new healthcare campus within the growing community of Huntley, Illinois. PSA-Dewberry is currently involved in the development of the System's second wellness center as the anchor to this masterplan.

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PSA-Dewberry is providing architectural and engineering design for a new K-8 Elementary school addition to an existing church facility in Batavia, Illinois. 

Contract will continue Partnership for Response and Recovery's service to FEMA’s Response and Recovery Division with housing inspection and management support.

Ronald J. Budzinski, FAIA, president of PSA-Dewberry, has been elected to The College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). 

Marlene Walli Shade, AIA, LEED AP, a senior architect and project manager in the Fairfax, VA, office of PSA-Dewberry, has been elected president of the Northern Virginia chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). 

Feb. 26, 2007—PSA-Dewberry is providing A/E services for the renovation of Oklahoma State University's Murray Hall, a former women’s dormitory built in 1935 in Stillwater, Oklahoma.

On the Boards
Feb. 26, 2007—PSA-Dewberry is providing A/E services for a new lifestyle center, named Albany Hills, on 108 acres in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

Built on a 200-acre site, Swedwood's new furniture plant is slated to open in late 2007.

The City of Garland, TX, has contracted with Dewberry to develop a comprehensive and coordinated debris management plan.

Located in the Norfolk, VA, project office, Marshall is responsible for all aspects of Dewberry interaction and product delivery to the U.S. Navy.

Dewberry recently welcomed George L. Jacobs, PE, as senior associate and manager of its New Haven, CT, office.

Dewberry proudly announces the promotion of Peter B. Garvey, PE, to director of environmental engineering.

Dewberry proudly announces the promotion of Thomas Fredricks, PE, to associate and assistant director of transportation engineering.

The project office is dedicated to serve the U.S. Navy Mid-Atlantic and NAVFAC Atlantic Divisions and is positioned to support the U.S. Army Norfolk District Corps of Engineers, U.S. Air Force and other government agencies.

Dewberry has been awarded environmental term contracts from New Jersey Transit and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority.