“I like to think of a zoo as almost a mini city. As you look around…there’s a maze of things going on the surface. Interactions between pedestrian guests and service aspects – underground there’s a web of utilities; storm, sanitary, water, gas, electrical, data. You have that interaction of all those items, and you really … Read more
In the labyrinth of modern urban landscapes and sprawling rural regions, the maintenance and management of infrastructure are paramount. However, the complexity and scale of these systems often present significant challenges. Enter Geographic Information Systems (GIS), a digital marvel that offers not just solutions, but a revolution in how we approach infrastructure management. The Problem … Read more
At Lamp Rynearson, we constantly aim to provide the most efficient and cost-effective solution for our clients. Open trench construction on water and wastewater systems can be disruptive to communities. With innovation and technology in engineering and construction, there are more efficient options. Trenchless technologies make it possible for water and wastewater systems to be … Read more
If you’re purchasing a property, and your lender has requested you to produce an ALTA survey, you may wonder what an ALTA survey is and why you need it. ALTA surveys are specific to national standards developed by the American Land Title Association (ALTA), providing more detailed and comprehensive information unique to title insurance matters. … Read more
Out of sight, out of mind. This is how wastewater systems that vastly improve quality of life are often approached. Following your flush, wastewater takes a complex journey through intersecting pipes to ultimately reach a wastewater treatment plant. This underground infrastructure is vital to the health, safety, and comfort of our communities, and something that … Read more
The future is unknown. Over the past year, we’ve grown to expect uncertainty in many areas of our lives – but fortunately, planning for and managing your project is not one of them. Lamp Rynearson professionals have used Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology for years to uncover the unknown and help clients navigate their projects … Read more
2020 has been a year spent indoors. For those who have ventured out, gathering has looked different. We’re distanced – in line at the grocery store, at restaurant tables, in offices and home offices across the nation – and the outdoors, whether a pop-up patio, a park or a nature trail, have become places where … Read more
Did you know there is enough solar power provided in one hour of sunlight to meet the Earth’s energy needs for an entire year? The sun is a formidable energy source and as Thomas Edison once noted, “I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy. What a source of power!” Solar energy is … Read more
Have you ever had a close call? You’re driving in your car, looking for that “prime” parking spot or trying to think of a way to get through all the traffic. Your attention is elsewhere. You’re running late, you don’t have time for – Screech! Suddenly, a car, a bike or, even worse, a person … Read more
Water Resources Group Leader Justin Korkus, PE, explains the process of creating a reservoir – from water rights through dam design With over 300 days of sun a year, you are sure to notice the myriad of glimmering reservoirs whenever you travel along the Front Range in Colorado. Coming in an array of sizes, they … Read more
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