carl anderson and jill cook from morrison-maierle

Carl Anderson and Jill Cook promoted to new leadership positions Morrison-Maierle and its employee owners are pleased to announce two recent leadership promotions. Carl Anderson, PE, Morrison-Maierle’s longtime Billings Operations Manager has recently be named the company’s Chief Operations Officer. Anderson replaces Bob Morrison, PE, who is stepping down as interim COO and will continue as a project engineer in the Water-Wastewater Market Group. Jill Cook, PE, will take over Anderson’s responsibilities as Morrison-Maierle’s Billings Operations Manager. In his new role, Carl will oversee all Morrison-Maierle’s operations throughout its 12 offices. He will continue to be based in Billings. Carl began his Morrison-Maierle career inRead More →

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mike gray

Mike Gray joins firm as new Natural Resources Market Group Leader Morrison-Maierle is pleased to announce that Mike Gray, PG, has joined the firm as its new Natural Resources Market Group Leader. He succeeds Ken Salo, PE, who held the position for nine years and will continue as Morrison-Maierle’s Chief Engineer and project manager. Mike has spent the majority of his career in progressively responsible positions with engineering consulting companies, including most recently AECOM (formerly URS) where he worked in offices in Billings and Anchorage, Alaska, and Dames & Moore (acquired by URS) where he worked in Anchorage and San Francisco, California. He is aRead More →

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Billings-Logan International Airport Storm Drainage System Billings-Logan International Airport hired Morrison-Maierle to come up with a solution that included a multi-phased project to better control the large storm water events on the airfield, detain the large volume of water in a new pond structure, and drain the ponds through an underground pipe — at a predetermined rate — to a nearby creek drainage. Phase 1 of this project included two, 48-inch tunnel bores that were installed under the main air carrier runway to alleviate mid-field ponding and water flowing over the runway during large storms. This also required the team to find a way to directionallyRead More →

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Carl Anderson honored with George Warren Fuller Award Carl Anderson, P.E., Vice President and Morrison-Maierle’s Billings Operations Manager, received the American Water Works Association’s George Warren Fuller Award at the April 2016 Montana Water Environment Association/Montana Section of the American Water Works Association (MWEA/MSAWWA) Joint Conference in Bozeman. This award is the highest honor that a state section of the AWWA can bestow on a member. George Warren Fuller Awards are presented annually to selected members for their distinguished service to the water supply field in commemoration of the sound engineering skill, diplomatic talent, and constructive leadership which characterized the life of George Warren Fuller.Read More →

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Morrison-Maierle is pleased to announce that it has acquired Billings firm Murtagh Municipal Engineering (MME). Firm principal, Pat Murtagh worked for Morrison-Maierle from 1996-1998 in the company’s Billings office. “It’s great to be back,” he said. MME started in 1999 as Montana Engineering and Administration (ME&A) and worked on water, wastewater, planning, and funding projects primarily in eastern Montana. ME&A joined with Great West in 2007 and then became MME in 2010. Their focus has been on smaller communities and initially helping them with funding sources and grant writing in order to improve their infrastructure systems. This is one of the many things that’s setRead More →

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The Billings Engineers Club recently honored Morrison-Maierle’s Billings office with two prestigious awards. The office’s East End Industrial Area Storm Drain Project was given the 2016 Project of the Year Award and Carl Anderson, the office’s operations manager, was honored with the Distinguished Service Award Friday, Feb. 25, at the club’s annual banquet. The East End Industrial Area Storm Drain Project in Downtown Billings is a solution to many flooding issues in the area. The area often experienced flooding problems during rain showers causing storm water flows to surcharge the system, which lifted manhole covers, flooded main arterials and side streets, and businesses along aRead More →

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Lockwood Sanitary Sewer Named BEC Large Project of the Year, Morrison Maierle, Inc.

Lockwood Sanitary Sewer Named BEC Large Project of the Year The Billings Engineers Club (BEC) presented the Large Project of the Year Award to the Lockwood Sanitary Sewer, Phase 1 project in Yellowstone County, Montana. Morrison-Maierle provided services to the Lockwood Water and Sewer District (LWSD), including design, bidding, construction phase services, and complete field survey services for design and construction activities. Until 2009, Lockwood was one of the largest contiguous populations in Montana being served entirely by on-site wastewater systems. Older subdivisions in the community consist of small lots with limited area for drainfield replacement or extensions. Newer subdivisions rely on large lots andRead More →

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Fort Peck Reservation Rural Water System The Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, along with neighboring communities in northeastern Montana’s Valley, Daniels, Sheridan, and Roosevelt counties, made the best of a limited, low quality water supply for many years. As the result of a long term, concerted planning effort by the Tribes, a local rural water district, and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Congress authorized funding in 1998 for a rural water system that would draw water from the Missouri River, treat it, and distribute it through a network of transmission pipelines throughout the region. With approximately $300 million inRead More →

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