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 ARTICLESenior Aviation Project Manager Adam White, based in Garver’s Fayetteville, Arkansas, office was selected to join the 14th class of the program designed to develop a diverse network of committed leaders from a variety of industries through the examination of the economic and political challenges facing the state.
READ ARTICLEWith the addition of new offices in College Station, Texas; El Paso, Texas; and New Orleans, Garver is serving clients from 31 offices in 12 states.
READ ARTICLEEngineering News-Record named Garver No. 19 on its annual list, the firm's highest showing on a list that tracks revenue earned from airport projects over the previous year.
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'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 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 ARTICLETo maximize quality relationships forged over decades, Garver's Aviation Team will place further emphasis on the communities and technical areas its employees know best.
READ ARTICLEPersonnel in this office will focus primarily on advancing Garver's aviation practice to new and existing clients throughout the region. It is Garver's 28th office in 11 states.
READ ARTICLEAcross the Garver footprint, employees joined students and colleagues to advance the benefits of the engineering profession.
READ ARTICLEAviation Team Leader Mark Williams writes in the Kansas City Business Journal's special Engineering Week edition on the importance of STEM initiatives and introducing students to core engineering concepts.
READ ARTICLERunway 18-36 at the Claremore Regional Airport recently earned an Asphalt Pavement Award from the Oklahoma Asphalt Pavement Association. Garver provided design and construction services for the project.
READ ARTICLEThrough participation in Leadership Greater Little Rock, Suzanne Peyton will join other community leaders to better understand the current and future needs of the city.
READ ARTICLEMary Fair, aviation project engineer in Garver's North Little Rock, Arkansas, office, was named recently to Arkansas Business' list that recognizes the state's top up-and-comers across several industries.
READ ARTICLEAviation Team Leader Josh Crawford named to list that recognizes commitment and innovation by one of the leading publications dedicated to covering the aviation industry.
READ ARTICLEGarver Aviation Planning Team Leader Suzanne Peyton recently completed the Loretta Scott Accreditation/Certification Academy, established by the American Association of Airport Executives to broaden professional's knowledge bases on a wide array of subjects relating to airport management.
READ ARTICLEVarious projects over the last year that have helped the Little Rock, Arkansas airport install LED lighting systems have accounted for more than a 50 percent energy savings.
READ ARTICLEGarver's Aviation Electrical Leader presented on the importance of megger testing for airfield maintenance and to preserve infrastructure integrity.
READ ARTICLEA Garver-led project that provided Rogers Executive Airport with a rehabilitated runway ahead of an already aggressive timetable has won a national award recognizing the project for its pavement quality.
READ ARTICLEGarver, the Boone County Regional Airport, and North Arkansas College have had a working relationships for years, having combined on previous projects that have provided airport upgrades along with valuable experience for the college’s students.
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