CEO Moment: Navigating the Winds of Change

Just as the winds sculpt the landscape over time, change is an inevitable force in life. Though it may bring moments of unpredictability, it also carves the way for new opportunities and growth. At Lamp Rynearson, we view change as a catalyst for progress, grounded in our dedication to being a Community of Solvers—where innovation … Read more

Engineered with Purpose

Engineering projects have the power to transform public spaces; but what is their long-term impact, and how will they serve the people inhabiting those spaces? Nancy Pridal, PE, ENV SP, thinks about these questions o­ften. As CEO and President of engineering firm Lamp Rynearson, she leads a team committed to enhancing communities through sustainable, valued … Read more

Welcome Natalie DeLaCroix

We are thrilled to announce that Natalie DeLaCroix, PE, has joined Lamp Rynearson’s Fort Collins Office as a Project Manager! Natalie is a proud graduate of Colorado State University, where she earned her degree in Civil Engineering. Since then, she has consistently demonstrated her expertise and passion for the field. Her adventurous spirit, relentless drive, … Read more

Work Here Grow Here Jacob Kophamer

It’s Jacob Kophamer’s one year anniversary as a Senior Landscape Architect at Lamp Rynearson! After seeing our company values on full display through inspiring projects, Jacob saw an opportunity to aid us with our ever-growing landscape architecture and planning group. In his first year with us, Jacob has really enjoyed working on initial site plans … Read more

Missouri Section AWWA Honors Tony O’Malley, P.E., ENV-SP with George Warren Fuller Award

Congratulations to Tony O’Malley, P.E., ENV-SP, on being awarded the Missouri Section AWWA George Warren Fuller Award! George Warren Fuller Awards are presented annually by the American Water Works Association to the Section’s nominee for their distinguished service to the water supply field in commemoration of the sound engineering skill, the brilliant diplomatic talent, and … Read more

Work Here Grow Here Larry Lueders

The year was 1999, and as the millennium came to a close, a new era began at Lamp Rynearson. Senior Project Designer Larry Lueders took a temp position as a CAD Designer in the Telecom Department. Soon after, Larry was asked to join our Transportation Group as a permanent employee. Recently engaged and planning to … Read more

Work Here Grow Here Pierce Lindenberg

Pierce Lindenberg WHGH

Congratulations to Pierce Lindenberg for one year at Lamp Rynearson! After graduating from college, Pierce joined our Water team as an Engineering Technician. In his first year, he has participated in several projects. His favorite project has been working as a designer on a waterline extension project for Cass County 11. Pierce was proud of … Read more

Chad Thompson, PE, and Kent Rettig Join Lamp Rynearson’s Kansas City Office

Chad and Kent

The Lamp Rynearson Kansas City Office welcomes two new hires, Chad Thompson, PE, and Kent Rettig. Chad brings nearly three decades of engineering experience and spent 20 years with the City of Kansas City, Missouri, primarily in the Public Works Department. He has managed multi-million-dollar roadway, bridge, geometric, storm sewer, traffic signal, street lighting, water, … Read more

Work Here Grow Here Nathan Hack

Congratulations to Nathan Hack, Environmental Scientist, for one year at Lamp Rynearson. After graduating from college, Nathan was looking for a job he was passionate about. After coming across Lamp Rynearson’s website, he immediately recognized the welcoming feel of the staff. He was impressed by projects that Lamp Rynearson has been a part of and … Read more

Work Here Grow Here Joe Archer

Joe Archer WHGH

In his first year at Lamp Ryenarson, Senior Project Designer Joe Archer has dove into several exciting projects from municipal and private development clients. His favorite project he has been a part of has been the Lenexa Kansas, 113th Street Storm Drainage Project. The project consisted of replacing and lining portions of deteriorated CMP storm … Read more