2017 Iowa Public Airports Association Conference: April 11th - 13th, 2017

Where: Double Tree by Hilton Hotel Cedar Rapids Convention Complex, Cedar Rapids, IA

When: April 11-13, 2017

Attendees: Cyle Erie, Sarah Mattes, Justin Humke

Booth #10

http://www.iowaairports.org/conference/index.html

Other Articles You Might Like

White Paper

February 13, 2018

Structure Support On Laterally Swept Piles

Anyone who has observed a significant number of piles has seen that, inevitably, the pile is not perfectly straight after driving. In spite of the best efforts of contractors, there are a whole host of reasons for piles to end up out-of-plumb or to have a curve, sometimes referred to as pile sweep. For two, recent projects with numerous swept pile, the available research was determined to be limited in application given the investigated pile sizes, lengths and measured sweep. As a result, the project team chose to perform static load testing to evaluate the ultimate resistance of the swept...

Webinar

June 4, 2019

[OnDemand Webinar] Federal Environmental Policy Update: Upcoming Regulatory Changes

Many of the most significant federal statutes regarding environmental protection and policy became law in the 1970s. However, these 1970’s-era laws are not static. Changing perspectives, scientific understanding, priorities and political views all affect how these laws are implemented. While the text of laws such as the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Clean Water Act (CWA), and Endangered Species Act (ESA) have not changed, the federal regulations which implement these laws are subject to change. Furthermore, the outcomes of litigation can also affect how these laws are interpreted and enforced. This webinar will discuss some of the recent and...

Article

July 31, 2019

Braun Intertec Attends Texas City ISD Groundbreaking Ceremonies

On Monday, July 29th, a few of our team members joined Texas City Independent School District for groundbreaking ceremonies on the sites of three future elementary schools: Guajardo Elementary School, Simms Elementary School and Hayley Elementary School. In 2018 Texas City ISD voters approved a $136.1 million school bond referendum to rebuild four schools within the district. These new schools will bring much needed improvements for the district and the local community, which was affected by Hurricane Harvey in 2017 and required many students and teachers to relocate to temporary facilities. The Texas City ISD groundbreaking ceremonies kicked off construction...