News & Insights

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OHM Advisors Joins Infrastructure Conversation with Guest Editorial

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Planning for Climate Change Impacts on the Environment

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Michigan’s New Lead and Copper Rule: Are You Making the Change?

OHM Advisors ranked #274 on Engineering News-Record Magazine’s 2018 Top 500 Design Firms list

OHM Advisors Moves Up on the ENR Top 500 List

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Future of Transportation Part 2: Connected Vehicle Concerns—Compatibility and Security

Water Pressure Resources

What is Pressure? A Water Resources Pro Breaks it Down

OHM Advisors created a GIS map of flood damage assessment

Tackling a Natural Disaster: UAS and GIS Technology Delivers Data Three Times Faster

OHM relocates to new Detroit office in Capitol Park Lofts

Detroit Office Move Positions OHM Advisors in Capitol Park

OHM Advisors wins award for innovative survey and assessment process after flooding river damages roadways

OHM Advisors Receives the 2018 Surveying Eminent Conceptor Award – Highest Honor from ACEC Michigan

OHM Advisors’ employees accept the American Council of Engineering Companies of Ohio Arcadis Award recognizing the Downtown Newark, Ohio Revitalization Project

Downtown Newark, OH Revitalization Project Recognized for Excellence by ACEC Ohio

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The Cornerstones of Safe, Structurally Sound Rescue Efforts

OHM Advisors’ Frances Rubio Rourke, PE, received the 2017 Member of the Year award from the Women’s Transportation Seminar’s Columbus, Ohio chapter.

Rourke Named Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) Member of the Year

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Flow Metering 101: A Guide to Measuring Flow

OHM Advisors’ Christine Spitzley elected Chair of American Water Works Association (AWWA) Michigan Section

Spitzley Elected Chair of American Water Works Association (AWWA) Michigan Section

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The Future of Transportation Part 1: Before Driverless Cars are Widespread, Connected Vehicles Will Prevail