Jeff Heidner

Jeff Heidner Joins Billings Office Jeff Heidner recently joined Morrison-Maierle’s Billings office as a senior water-wastewater engineer. In this role, he will be plan, design, and provide construction administration. He will initially be working on the City of Billings’ 48-inch and 60-inch Sanitary Interceptor Rehabilitation Project. Furthering his work for the City of Billings, Jeff will also be working on the Walter Pump Station Generator and the Wastewater masterplan, along with a MR&I project for the Crow Tribe of Montana. Jeff grew up in Wolf Point, Montana, and attended Montana State University in Bozeman where he graduated with a BS in civil engineering in 2002.Read More →

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Mechanical and electrical engineering design and drafting services expand with the hiring of four experienced professionals. Jill Cook, Operations Manager, center, welcomed Ryan Thomson, PE; Jeff Kraft, PE; Terry Jiracek; and Chris Lord to our Buildings team toward the end of 2019 (pictured from left to right). The four are in our Billings office and have formed the office’s Buildings Market Group and have been connecting with communities and clients in both Montana and Wyoming. Ryan Thomson, PE, is a senior mechanical engineer. He is a native of Billings, Montana. Ryan graduated in 2002 from Montana State University with a degree in mechanical engineering. HeRead More →

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Jeff Kraft Joins Billings Buildings Group Morrison-Maierle is excited to welcome Jeff Kraft to the Billings office as their newest electrical engineer (PE). In this role, he will help expand the Buildings Market Group in Billings and Wyoming. Jeff is a native of Laurel, Montana and a Montana State graduate. He is a certified Professional Engineer in MT, WY, SD, MN, UT, CO, AZ, OK, TX and NM. Jeff is also a LEED accredited professional and is lighting certified by the National Council on Qualifications.  Prior to coming to Morrison-Maierle, he worked for Associated Construction Engineering for 14 years. Outside of work, Jeff enjoys hiking, camping,Read 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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