Projects

Montana State University’s Norm Asbjornson Hall is a state-of-the-art facility to support the university’s growing engineering and honors programs.

Morrison-Maierle completed specialist resource reports and NEPA documentation for the Snowshoe Granite 1000 Roadside Fuelbreak project in Libby, Montana.

Morrison-Maierle provided environmental compliance services to support dam rehabilitation in sensitive bull trout habitat within Montana’s largest national forest.

First Security Bank's new 35,700 sq. ft. headquarters consolidates three aging facilities into a single, efficient, and visually striking branch in the heart of Missoula.

Morrison-Maierle helped the City of Sidney with its its first-ever Storm Water Master Plan, creating a guide for improving infrastructure, managing flood risks, and planning capital improvements.

The City of Missoula developed a Comprehensive Stormwater Quality Plan—a strategic blueprint to better manage runoff and protect local water resources.

NorthWestern Energy hired Morrison-Maierle to conduct a feasibility study and rehabilitation design for the Hebgen Dam Outlet Pipe.

The Caras Park Stormwater Treatment and Park Improvements project combined two projects into one to help the City of Missoula reduce closure time and save construction costs.

The Meadows Stormwater Flood Mitigation project addressed complications resulting from years of severe flooding events in Sidney, MT.

Kinross Gold hired Morrison-Maierle’s industrial team to help with its mill modifications project to update their cyanide mixing system to batch process two types of ore.

Charter Realty & Development hired Morrison-Maierle to help them redevelop the Yellowstone Airport Plaza next to the East Belgrade Interchange near Bozeman.

In response to its expanding population, Morrison-Maierle designed a major enhancement for the Lockwood Water and Sewer District's treatment facility.