Grant Zebold is a Water and Wastewater Engineer and Project Manager in Lamp Rynearson’s Kansas City office who brings a rare combination of technical precision and hands-on field experience to every project he leads. Holding a B.S. in Biological Systems Engineering and a Professional Engineer license in Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois, Grant joined Lamp Rynearson in 2020 after gaining permitting experience at Nebraska’s Environment and Energy Department, and has since built a strong track record across water and wastewater design, sewer rehabilitation, waterline and distribution rehabilitation,  and construction phase services. His project experience includes designing a new parallel relief sewer for Kansas City carrying approximately 34 MGD, leading an $11 million inflow and infiltration reduction program, managing elevated storage tank projects, and providing construction phase engineering for wastewater treatment plant improvements in Lake Lotawana, Liberty, and Excelsior Springs. Grant holds certifications in NASSCO PACP/LACP/MACP pipeline assessment, AMPP coating inspection, and OSHA 10-Hour, and is an active leader in the profession as Vice President of Kansas City’s Engineers Club, incoming Chair of the KWEA Collections System Committee, Chair of the WEF Students and Young Professionals Steering Committee, as well as a graduate of the Lenexa Chamber’s Leadership Program. When you bring Grant onto your project, you get an engineer who understands your infrastructure from the inside out and is committed to delivering solutions that are both technically sound and built to last.