
Long before Garver grew into the full-services engineering and consulting firm it is today, founder Neal Garver designed some of Arkansas’s first highway bridges while laying the foundation for the region’s infrastructure. With that pioneering impulse in mind, Garver has expanded its reach and capabilities while working alongside clients to deliver innovative and cost-effective bridge, roadway, and traffic solutions.
Now, Garver's team of design engineers and inspectors across the country turn visions into reality, uniting people with their families, their homes, and their jobs with the most efficient and modern interstate systems, river crossings, municipal streets, and pedestrian facilities.
Garver’s team designs creative and efficient improvements for interstates, freeways, complex interchanges, toll facilities, and local roads, and conducts alignment studies.
Crucial in daily travel over road, water, or rail, our bridge designs deliver timely and cost-effective solutions to keep your community connected.
An informed and prepared team establishes and maintains relationships with various agencies, maintains compliance by conducting environmental studies and services, and executes NEPA documentation.
To improve the safety, reliability, and efficiency of transportation systems, our team provides traffic forecasting, simulation and safety analysis, and ITS, signing, and signalization design.
Our team uses the most cutting-edge technology to provide local agencies with the information needed to make precise decisions regarding bridge location and size.
Garver works with each municipality to deliver improvements that enhance safety and efficiency for not only motorists, but also pedestrians and bicyclists through collaboration with planning and design staff.
Our designs provide user-friendly trails, multi-use paths, pedestrian bridges, and pedestrian facilities to enhance the experience of any community.
We develop downtown plans, comprehensive plans, strategic plans, zoning and subdivision regulations that promote community involvement.
Garver supports client projects by making digital documents more accessible so everyone can access information independently, regardless of ability, and to comply with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and Subpart H of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).