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KLJ recently hired Eric Michel as the Vice President of the Energy and Natural Resources Division.

The United States Department of Agriculture Utilities Program announces the availability of technical assistance and training (TAT) grants to assist communities with water or wastewater systems through free technical assistance and/or training.

The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) Aeronautics Division loan and grant program provides grants and low interest loans to eligible airports and aviation facilities throughout Montana.

KLJ names Emily Johnson as Vice President of Corporate Communications and Branding.

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

The United States Environmental Protection Agency has released the 2018 guidance for applications for Brownfields Cleanup grants.

The United States Department of Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory has announced the availability of grant funds for the objective of continued development of carbon capture technologies to either the engineering scale or to a commercial design.

The Department of Transportation, Office of Federal Lands Highway has announced the availability of 2017-2018 TTPSF grant funding.

Matthew Isley, an engineer at KLJ, an engineering firm, earned his professional engineering (PE) license in Montana.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency has released the 2018 guidance for applications for Brownfields Assessment grants.

KLJ, an engineering firm headquartered in Bismarck, ND, announced today that they have formalized the long-time partnership maintained with Goldsmith Heck Engineers, Inc., a South Dakota based company.

Nick Jackson, an engineer at KLJ, an engineering firm, earned his professional engineering (PE) license in North Dakota. Jackson earned a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Iowa State University. He works as an Engineer in the Valley City office.

KLJ is excited to announce the launch of a new website. “The website is designed to enhance our commitment to an exceptional experience,” said Emily Johnson, vice president of corporate communications.

KLJ has been recognized by Prairie Business magazine as one of the Top 50 Best Places to Work in the northern plains for the fourth consecutive year. With 24 office locations spanning 6 states, receiving this award continues to demonstrate KLJ’s commitment to recruiting and retaining exceptional people.

KLJ recently promoted Lanny Harris, Michelle Miller, and Mike Ross. The company also hired Stacey Breuer. The four individuals will help drive resource efficiencies and best practices for the company’s two divisions, Environment and Infrastructure and Energy and Natural Resources.