RETTEW

RETTEW is pleased to announce three new hires at its offices in Lancaster and Pittsburgh, Pa. and Denver, Colo.: John Brock is located in Lancaster, Daniel Pulice is in Pittsburgh and Robert J. Roth works in the Denver office.

RETTEW’s community development and planning services have led to one of its clients receiving the 2014 Great Design Award.

The Association for Bridge Construction and Design’s (ABCD) Susquehanna Chapter this week chose RETTEW’s Siegrist’s Mill Covered Bridge restoration project for its Outstanding Context Sensitive Solution Bridge Design Award.

RETTEW is pleased to announce three new hires at its offices throughout the Northeast: Michael Eagan in Canton, Ohio; Andrew Kretlow in Lancaster, Pa.; and Kevin McNierney, in Pittsburgh.

RETTEW is pleased to announce the firm’s project, Highspire Borough Authority Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades, was named a 2013 Premier Project by Dauphin County in the infrastructure category.

RETTEW is pleased to announce Jason Butler, new survey party chief, and Garret Byrne, new project manager in the firm’s civil and municipal engineering group.

The City of Bethlehem and RETTEW Associates Inc. are pleased to announce a $1.25 million grant from the PennWorks program for the city’s upgrades to its wastewater treatment plant.

RETTEW, an engineering and consulting firm, is pleased to introduce Scott R. MacNair as chief financial officer (CFO).

RETTEW’s expert staff has helped two local municipal water authorities to achieve outstanding results at their wastewater treatment plants.

RETTEW recently welcomed Patrick Zaepfel as General Counsel at its headquarters in Lancaster, Pa.