Each year, Garver honors the employees who exhibit a passion for their profession and a dedication for upholding Garver's values. Spirit of Garver Award winners will be announced at Garver Summit in October.
READ ARTICLEGarver CEO Dan Williams joins Garver Chief Administrative Officer Bert Parker and former Garver President Brock Johnson in being accepted into the distinguished class of engineers.
READ ARTICLEGarver has been included on Zweig Group's list that tracks the industry's fastest-growing firms for nine consecutive years.
READ ARTICLEGarver has ranked among the top 30 design firms in Engineering News-Record's Texas & Louisiana region that includes Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas in each of the last three years.
READ ARTICLEGarver has ranked No. 1 three times in the last four years on Zweig Group's list that tracks firm culture, workplace practices, employee benefits and retention rates, professional development, and more.
READ ARTICLECorporate Communications Leader Laura Nick is joined on the list by other business and community leaders representing a variety of industries.
READ ARTICLEWater Project Manager Rusty Tate was one of three recent inductees into the Arkansas Academy of Biological and Agricultural Engineers, which provides support to students and honors alumni.
READ ARTICLEThe Norman Utilities Authority Water Reclamation Facility Phase 2 Upgrades increased treatment capacity, enhanced operational efficiency, and addressed new requirements for discharge into the Canadian River. Garver and the NUA were honored recently with a National Recognition Award.
READ ARTICLEWater Project Manager Kyle Kruger was presented with the Early Career Alumni Award from the University of Arkansas College of Engineering recently, for his professional achievements and leadership displayed.
READ ARTICLEThe Garver-led team located, then developed a solution for a leak in the Huckleberry Creek Reservoir Dam, a project that earned an Engineering Excellence Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Arkansas.
READ ARTICLEAs Oklahoma Water Team Leader, Mary Elizabeth Mach directs teams tasked with delivering projects related to the upkeep of the state's water supply. She's joined on the list by other Oklahoma leaders in a variety of industries.
READ ARTICLEGarver produced final design and construction plans in just one month for a replacement of the U.S. 51 bridge over the Coldwater River in Mississippi. The project recently earned the Grand Award at the American Council of Engineering Companies of Mississippi Engineering Excellence Awards.
READ ARTICLEGarver's work in providing the Arkansas International Airport with a LED high-intensity runway lighting system earned an Engineering Excellence Award from ACEC-Arkansas.
READ ARTICLEA Garver-led report provides the Oklahoma Military Department with necessary information to upgrade its Fire and Emergency Services capabilities. The project was recently honored by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Oklahoma.
READ ARTICLEThe Nashville International Airport was presented with the Jay Hollingsworth Speas Airport Award, for its geothermal cooling system project involving a pipeline corridor designed by Garver.
READ ARTICLEThe Mississippi Engineering Society and the Wichita Society of Professional Engineers each recently recognized Garver for its hiring and professional development practices.
READ ARTICLEGarver CEO Dan Williams was presented the award at the 31st annual Arkansas Business of the Year Awards program in Little Rock after being selected by an independent panel of judges.
READ ARTICLEChief Executive Officer Dan Williams is one of five finalists for the award presented by Arkansas Business that honors the best and brightest in the state's business community.
READ ARTICLEGarver's Water Team provided design services to upgrade the City of Celina's pumping facilities, in a project that was honored recently by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Texas.
READ ARTICLEGarver-led improvements allow the Norman Water Reclamation Facility to process and treat wastewater to meet new water quality requirements for discharge, and expanded capacity to 17 million gallons per day.
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