Garver opens new office in Lincoln, Nebraska
Employees in Garver's newest office will primarily work to deliver the most advanced infrastructure solutions to airports across Nebraska and Iowa.
READ ARTICLEGarver study increases safety at OMD training ground
A 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 ARTICLEFort Sill low-water crossing project honored by ACEC
Garver'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 ARTICLEGran honored by SAME Tulsa Post
Garver's Cindy Gran was presented recently with the Outstanding Individual Sustaining Member award from the Society of American Military Engineers' Tulsa Post.
READ ARTICLEGarver to lead design for Southwest Trail project
While 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 ARTICLEGarver adds landscape architecture to available services
Garver has always strived to be a full-service engineering and consulting firm that provides solutions throughout the life of a project. With that effort in mind, it has added landscape architecture to its list of varied capabilities, providing clients with services related to all aspects of site planning and design.
READ ARTICLEGarver project wins DBIA merit award
The Design-Build Institute of America awarded the Canine Training Facility at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, with a National Award of Merit in the Educational Facilities category at its annual awards dinner last week in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
READ ARTICLEGarver picked to assist Texas National Guard in Hurricane Harvey repairs
The impact of Hurricane Harvey has left more than a million residences of southeast Texas without homes, and even more facing a long recovery period. T
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