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💡 Please join us in welcoming ABES to the Anderson Bogert team!
ABES made his debut last week at our 2026 Annual Anderson Bogert Golf Outing—a fun day for our team to connect, enjoy some friendly competition, and spend time together.
ABES may be a lightbulb, but he's full of bright ideas! ABES will be helping us shine a light on civil engineering, surveying, innovation, and the people who make it all happen. You'll find ABES joining us at career fairs, conferences, community events, team outings, and wherever the next adventure takes us.
Be sure to say hello when you see him out and about representing Anderson Bogert and our commitment to building relationships and delivering creative solutions.
Welcome to the team, ABES! 💡

Quality control isn't just the final review before a project is delivered - it's an ongoing commitment throughout every phase of the engineering process.
From proactive communication and thoughtful project management to independent reviews and technical expertise, quality plays a critical role in delivering successful infrastructure projects.
Learn how quality control helps reduce risk, improve collaboration, and create better outcomes for communities in our latest Expert Blog.
🔗 https://anderson-bogert.com/expert-blog/f/quality-control-in-civil-engineering

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☀️Please join us in welcoming our 2026 Summer Interns!☀️

We’re excited to have three talented students joining our team this summer: Robert Olsen, Maxx Meyer, and Michael Niebergall

Robert Olsen is pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering at Iowa State University and is expected to graduate in May 2028. Robert was drawn to civil engineering after working construction jobs during his high school summers.
"I chose civil engineering because I enjoyed working in construction and seeing projects progress from design to completion. Civil engineering offers that same opportunity to help bring projects to life."

Maxx Meyer may already be a familiar face to some of you! Maxx interned with us last summer, and we’re thrilled to have him back for another season. He is also studying Civil Engineering at Iowa State University and is expected to graduate in December 2027.
"I decided to continue in Civil Engineering because I enjoy seeing the effort I put into a project become something that others can use and benefit from every day."

Michael Niebergall is a Civil Engineering student at University of Iowa and is on track to graduate in December 2026—so close to the finish line! While Michael is studying civil engineering, he’ll be serving as our Survey Intern this summer.
"I chose civil engineering because I think it's incredible to see the impact these projects have on communities. I wanted to be part of the process and watch projects grow from the early design stages into a finished product out in the world."

We’re excited to have Robert, Maxx, and Michael on board this summer!

Great to see such a strong turnout for Ride the Districts 2026! We're honored that our Cedar Rapids office served as the starting and ending location for this year's ride. It's always exciting to see the community come together to explore the city's growing trails and bikeways. Thanks to everyone who participated! 🚴

Thank you, MGA, for including us in this year's Four Oaks Golf Classic!⛳

We enjoyed spending the afternoon with partners from MGA, Terracon, and Opus Group while supporting the important work Four Oaks does throughout our communities. We appreciate the opportunity to participate in such a meaningful event.

Is your parking lot showing signs of wear and tear?
When cracks, potholes, and surface damage start appearing, the big question becomes: Should you rehabilitate the pavement or start fresh with a full reconstruction?

The right answer depends on several factors, including the condition of the existing pavement, underlying structural issues, and your long-term goals for the property.
In our latest blog, the Anderson Bogert team explains the differences between rehabilitation and reconstruction and shares insights to help property owners and communities make informed decisions.
Read the full article here:
https://anderson-bogert.com/expert-blog/f/parking-lot-rehabilitation-vs-reconstruction

Parking Lot Rehabilitation vs. Reconstruction Knowing the Right Solution for Long-Term Performance

Last Friday, we had the opportunity to spend part of the day at Fay Clark Park in Hiawatha for our company outing. We enjoyed a round of disc golf, grilled out, and spent time together as a team. The weather was great, the facility was fantastic, and everyone had a great time!

We’re excited to be partnering with the City of Cedar Rapids on a transformative infrastructure project that will have a lasting impact on the community. The first phase of this project involves potholing several hundred water services making the documentation of data critical. Our team chose to leverage cutting-edge GIS technology, which allows us to track potholing investigations — turning field data into powerful insights that drive smarter planning, faster decision-making, and more precise design. These innovative tools are helping pave the way for the replacement of lead and galvanized service lines, supporting a safer, stronger, and more resilient water system for Cedar Rapids residents for generations to come. To view more on the Lead Service Line Replacement Project please view the link below:
https://www.thegazette.com/news/cedar-rapids-begins-identifying-lead-pipes/article_bbc08d54-202b-4b4b-9bba-97e475cb0aff.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share

Cedar Rapids begins identifying lead pipes There are 8,500 lines excluded from the city’s records of water line materials. Workers are beginning a years-long project to identify lead lines in 11 of the city’s census tracts.