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Webinar series recap! Rob McConnell, PE provided valuable insight about how current automotive and development trends are affecting the way we are planning and designing parking facilities.

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WGI was selected to provide professional engineering and surveying services for dozens of smart kiosks, which will help create vibrant, pedestrian-oriented urban downtown areas.

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This addition to the Geospatial Team’s Mobile LiDAR collection provides 72 MP of high-resolution imagery & allows us to offer a more robust dataset.

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Having the right development team can make or break a project. Here’s how WGI can help keep your vision intact.

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As a member of the Board, Dylan will help protect the interest of public health and safety by properly regulating the practice of engineering in the state.

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For innovation to be consequential, you must strike the right balance between incremental innovation and disruptive innovation. Here’s how to get started.

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They say everything’s bigger in Texas and population growth is no exception. In part one of this series, see what you need to keep in mind when planning for current and future growth.

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WGI’s geospatial team recently utilized vehicle-mounted mobile LiDAR, boat-based LiDAR, and sonar to collect data for the partial rehabilitation of a bridge.

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Take a walk (and dive 🤿) with Amanda Montgomery as she gives us a glimpse into what a day in the life of an Environmental Scientist looks like at WGI.

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Webinar series recap! Bob Clemens and Wes Kaisershot presented an in-depth history and overview of the SUE practice. Participants also learned how SUE is instrumental in saving time and money on infrastructure and building projects.