News & Insights

New types of multi-modal transportation are changing America's transportation needs.

The Future of Transportation Part 4: Anticipating Changes in Multimodal Transportation

Tony Slanec, Director of OHM Advisors' Columbus office appointed to Downtown Commission.

OHM Advisors' Slanec Appointed to City of Columbus Downtown Commission

Michigan’s recent changes to its Lead and Copper Rules governs drinking water.

Spitzley Authors First of Two Articles on Michigan’s Lead and Copper Rule Revisions in MI-AWWA’s Water Works News

Our newly designed Aloft hotel in Columbus, Ohio is set to open this fall.

Designing Hotels for Changing Demographics

OHM Advisors municipal expert Matt Parks shares steps for water utilities to ensure security.

Parks Offers Cybersecurity Tips for Utilities in AWWA Water Works News Article

OHM Advisors’ John Hiltz Talks Fixing Michigan Roads with Westland Mayor

John Hiltz Talks Fixing Michigan Roads on the City of Westland’s “In the W”

School Safety: Six Design Tips for Increased Security

Lambrina Tercala is a 2019 Rising Star in Civil Engineering

Lambrina Tercala Named a 2019 Rising Star by Civil & Structural Engineer Magazine

Diversity Scholarship Winners in Livonia office of OHM Advisors

OHM Advisors Announces 2019 Diversity Scholarship Winners

Preparing our transportation infrastructure for autonomous vehicles.

Future of Transportation Part 3: Preparing Our Transportation Infrastructure for Autonomous Vehicles

Drone shot of Midland flooding damage

Lillibridge Authors Cover Feature in Survey Industry’s National POB Magazine

Students at Detroit Construction Science Expo

OHM Advisors Presents to Student Audience at Construction Science Expo

ASCE Canton Two State Level award 2019

Canton and Scio Township Projects Win Multiple ASCE Awards

ENR 2019 OHM advances 23 spots

OHM Advisors Continues its Rise on ENR Top 500 List

Cars stranded in flood waters in Detroit could be the result of neglected infrastructure.

Funding Shortfall May Explain Why Detroit Flooding is More Devastating than in Neighboring Windsor