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Curious about how paleontology fits into the world of construction? We sat down with one of KLJ’s experienced paleontologists, Allen Shaw, to discuss their work, the challenges and rewards of their field, and what it takes to build a career in paleontology.

How KLJ archeologists use modern technology to unveil historical artifacts.

KLJ’s traffic professionals employ a range of technical tools to analyze this safety data to make our roads safer.

KLJ's Commitment to conservation of the Piping Plover.

In today's interconnected world, the ability to stay connected with friends, family, businesses, and the wider community is essential. Reliable broadband connectivity plays a critical role in enabling these connections and driving progress. However, many areas still face challenges in accessing high-speed internet, creating a digital divide that hampers economic and social development.

The use of Intelligent Transportation System [ITS] technologies on our nation’s highway systems, transportation corridors, and local streets allows us to mitigate traffic, increase safety, and improve overall mobility throughout our transportation networks; producing a better travel experience for both motorists and transit users.

Winter is quickly approaching and many airports are preparing for cold weather operations.

If you’ve been in the aviation industry for any length of time, you’ve probably heard horror stories where airports had to address issues such as a building constructed in the way of proposed airside development, a home or building inadvertently built within a Runway Protection Zone, or non-compatible construction that occurred on an airport that required substantial cost to correct.

Airfield lighting systems are a vital part of any airport’s operation and maintaining that operation is crucial.

Aviation planners often review future industry trends and provide insight into how these affect your airport.

The bid opening for your Airport Improvement Program (AIP)-funded project was a huge success. Six closely grouped bids were opened, and three of the bids were less than the Engineer’s estimate.

Some Owners, particularly state and local governments, are turning to the Construction Manager At Risk (CMAR) delivery system to avoid problems. Would CMAR work for your next airport project?