Happy Thanksgiving! Our offices will be closed on Thursday and Friday, as we gather with family and friends to celebrate all the things we're thankful for. We hope you have a safe and healthy holiday weekend! #Thanksgiving
关于我们
Nitsch Engineering provides civil, transportation, and structural engineering; land surveying; resilience and green infrastructure; planning; and GIS services. Since 1989, we have worked on major private development and public infrastructure projects in 21 states and five countries. We have earned the respect and confidence of our clients, as demonstrated by the fact that 97% of our work comes from repeat clients. From our three offices in Massachusetts (Boston, Lawrence, and Worcester), and one in Washington, DC, we are committed to meeting the goal defined in our tagline: building better communities with you! We define ourselves by WHY we do what we do – to positively impact our clients, employees, and communities by conducting ourselves with integrity and focusing on our core values; paying close personal attention to the needs and goals of our clients and employees; modeling professional behaviors and standards; focusing on equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging; embodying a high level of corporate citizenship; and demonstrating, at all times, a caring attitude. Our corporate culture is based on the idea that happy and engaged employees are the single most important element in having a successful firm. We encourage our staff to do work that challenges and excites them; we support their professional growth through education, mentoring, and professional society involvement; and along the way we have frequent social events for fun and relaxation. For these reasons, and many more, we've been ranked highly on the Boston Globe's Top Places to Work in Massachusetts list every year since 2015, and were ranked the second Best Civil Engineering Firm to Work For in the country by ZweigWhite in 2014.
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https://www.nitscheng.com
Nitsch Engineering的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 土建工程
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- Boston，MA
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 1989
- 领域
- civil engineering、land surveying、transportation engineering、traffic engineering、structural engineering、sustainable site design、stormwater management、green infrastructure、resilience planning and design、permitting、planning、GIS、master plans、consulting和LEED projects
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Nitsch Engineering员工
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Exciting news for our community! Boston’s Bussey Street is officially being renamed Flora Way to honor Flora, a Black woman enslaved by William Dudley, the owner of an estate near the Arnold Arboretum in the 18th century. This change reflects Boston’s commitment to recognizing and celebrating the rich history of our neighborhoods. Nitsch is proud to have worked with MVVA on the entrance improvement project for Poplar Gate near Flora Way, which enhances the park’s accessibility and pays tribute to the historical significance of Flora, ensuring her legacy is remembered as we improve our public spaces.
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The Downtown Boston Business Improvement District recently announced their new name, the Downtown Boston Alliance. Nitsch has enjoyed working with this organization for years, and have provided permitting support on a number of their public way improvements and events. This includes their upcoming installation of 12 nutcracker statues located around downtown Boston, each with a different animal head picked by local Boston preschoolers. Check out some photos of the development process below, including Nitsch staff with the first nutcracker installation!
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Last Friday was National Stormwater Day, which highlights the importance of stormwater management for our environment. For 35 years, Nitsch has been committed to managing stormwater as a resource through sustainable solutions like pervious pavement, bioretention, and green roofs. Some examples - both recent and legacy - are highlighted in this video: - Boston University, Center for Computing and Data Sciences, Boston, MA - Kennedy Street, Washington, DC - Christian Science Plaza, Boston, MA - Princeton University, East Campus, Princeton, NJ - Martin's Park, Boston, MA - Yale University, Kroon Hall, New Haven, CT - MIT, Stata Center, Cambridge, MA #StormwaterManagement #GreenInfrastructure
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On January 28th, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu signed a public tree protection ordinance, which establishes comprehensive regulations to protect trees on City-owned properties. A decisive step in building Boston’s resilience against climate change, the ordinance aims to preserve the City's urban forests and improve quality of life for all residents. Learn more about the ordinance and the five key points Nitsch has highlighted at: https://loom.ly/nLtg22U
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Attending Greenbuild International Conference & Expo? Join EVP Jennifer Johnson for "NOAA's Ark: Designing Water Resilient Projects for Our Climate Future" on Thursday 11/14 at 10:30am; the presentation brings together an architect, civil engineer, and MEP engineer to discuss a holistic, integrated team approach to solving for future water performance and resilience. #Greenbuild #resilience
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Senior Water Resources Designer Kelsey Kern, EIT, LEED AP, will be speaking at the BSLA/Boston Society of Landscape Architects’s “Reflections + Projections on Landscape Trajectories” event on Thursday, November 14th! Learn more at https://loom.ly/EYAEXR0
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To all of our Veterans: thank you for your service! For anyone looking to make a difference for our Veterans, you can find some excellent charities at https://loom.ly/YZthuns. #VeteransDay
Veterans and Military Service Members
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We’re thrilled that Lisa Brothers, our President & CEO, has been honored with the 2024 Distinguished Service Award by @acecnational. Learn more about this prestigious recognition and read Lisa's acceptance speech at https://loom.ly/5iP72AQ.
CEO Lisa Brothers Recognized with ACEC Distinguished Service Award - Nitsch Engineering
https://www.nitscheng.com
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Today is the last chance to make a difference in this election! Democracy thrives when everyone participates, and your voice matters as we seek opportunities to build better communities together. #Vote
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