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A Legacy That Shapes Kansas City Infrastructure Across the Kansas City metro, the infrastructure people rely on every day—from neighborhood streets to stormwater systems and capital improvement projects—reflects decades of civil engineering leadership. As a trusted a civil engineering firm serving the Kansas City metro, Lamp Rynearson has helped shape that infrastructure through long-standing partnerships … Read more

When technical expertise collides with genuine compassion for community, extraordinary things happen. Meet Rob Vanderveen, whose journey from CAD modeling to founding nonprofits shows what it truly means to build lasting legacies. You know that colleague who somehow makes the most complex engineering challenges look effortless? The one who’s always willing to help troubleshoot your … Read more

Lamp Rynearson Welcomes Amy K. Augustyn as Business Development Manager in Omaha Office October 9, 2025 Welcome! Living the Legacy At Lamp Rynearson, relationships are at the heart of our work. We are thrilled to welcome Amy K. Augustyn as the Client Relationship Manager in our Omaha office. In this role, Amy will carry forward … Read more

After a 30 year career in Heavy Construction Management, Scott Ward joined Lamp Rynearson last year as a Construction Observer. When looking for the next step in his career, he came across our website. After looking through our featured projects, Scott decided that Lamp Rynearson was the right fit! He was particularly drawn to our stormwater and wastewater projects. … 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

Lake Lotawana’s wastewater treatment plant No. 1 was in dire need of repair prior to the completion of this project. The existing package treatment plant basins were below grade, constructed of corrugated, galvanized metal. The primary cell of the original facultative lagoon had been retained as peak flow storage, but inadequate flow control was provided … Read more