Morrison-Maierle named to “Best Firms To Work For” list for third consecutive year; also named to national ENR ranking For the third consecutive year, Morrison-Maierle has been named as one of the “Best Firms To Work For” by professional services industry leader, The Zweig Group. The Zweig Group measures business success in the architecture, engineering, and environmental consulting industries throughout the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, the firm was also placed on Engineering News Record’s (ENR) 2016 Top 500 list. Since ENR began this ranking in 1965, Morrison-Maierle has been ranked all but six years. Headquartered in Helena, Montana, Morrison-Maierle placed 15th in the multi-discipline categoryRead More →

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East Belgrade Interchange-Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport honored with national recognition Morrison-Maierle is pleased to announce that its East Belgrade Interchange-Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport has earned a National Recognition Award in the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) 2016 Engineering Excellence Awards competition in Washington, D.C. The National Recognition Award is a prestigious distinction honoring projects that demonstrate exceptional achievement in engineering. The East Belgrade Interchange / Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport projects solved many safety, development, and transportation problems for an area of Montana that is experiencing unprecedented growth. The 2000 Census listed Belgrade with a population of 5,728. According to the 2006 Gallatin County GrowthRead More →

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East Belgrade I-90 Interchange Belgrade, Montana Award: Grand Prize – 2016 ACEC Montana Engineering Excellence Award Throughout the last several decades, the City of Belgrade, Montana, and Gallatin County have experienced significant population growth. This influx caused traffic congestion in the heart of Belgrade at the four-way stop intersection and the westbound off-ramp was reaching the saturation point. Emergency service providers were frequently blocked by trains as there were no grade-separated crossings in Belgrade. Increased traffic was not the only issue facing local leaders; there had been strong growth at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BYIA) since the mid-1970s. BYIA enplaned 500,011 passengers in 2015 andRead More →

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