The award annually recognizes an individual who volunteers time to recreation, park, or conservation initiatives and who has provided distinguished service to the organization and the recreation and park profession.
Read ArticleWhen complete, the trail route will cover 60 miles through three counties, connecting Little Rock Central High School, Hot Springs National Park, and the Old River Bridge in Saline County.
Read ArticleGarver interns based in offices across the country went above and beyond to provide innovative infrastructure solutions and professional services throughout the summer.
Read ArticleGarver was honored for its accomplishments across a five-state region that includes Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Texas
Read ArticleGarver was named to the annual list based exclusively on feedback from Garver employees working out of its three Oklahoma offices.
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 ArticleGarver's Federal Team led the planning, design, and construction administration services for a new low-water crossing that opens year-round access to valuable training ground at Fort Sill in Oklahoma.
Read ArticleGarver's Cindy Gran was presented recently with the Outstanding Individual Sustaining Member award from the Society of American Military Engineers' Tulsa Post.
Read ArticleWhile working with Pulaski, Garland, and Saline counties, Garver will provide lead design services for the approximately 60-mile trail that will connect Hot Springs and Little Rock, Arkansas.
Read ArticleThe latest issue of IQ takes a look at the first vertical construction project Garver helped deliver to a longtime client, Garver’s continued support of the advancement of Direct Potable Reuse, an iconic river crossing in central Arkansas, and a low-water crossing that opens access to an Army training ground.
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