The Cherry Creek Stream Restoration at Dransfeldt Extension for the Town of Parker has been honored with the American Public Works Association (APWA) Colorado Chapter’s 2025 Public Works Project Award in the Transportation – Medium Community category. Read the announcement here. A formal awards ceremony will be held in October. Read more about the project […]
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This year’s second annual Colorado Lottery Starburst Awards People’s Choice winner is the City of Lakewood’s Bear Creek Trail improvements which beat out the Hanging Lake Trail Restoration project by just 13 votes. With 2,069 votes out of nearly 13,000, the people have spoken for this beloved community trail. Fort Lupton’s Community Park came in
Muller’s Rick McLaughlin was featured in a Denver Gazette article, “Surf’s Up, Colorado.” FULL ARTICLE HERE. “The vision went back to 2009, when the young surfer and engineer out of California found himself in the offices of McLaughlin Whitewater Design. This was the firm of Rick McLaughlin, who had overseen Confluence Park in the ’70s
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Muller Engineering Company (Muller), in conjunction with its project partners, was honored with the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) 2024 Engineering Excellence Award for the North I-25 Segment 6 Project. Read about all of the winners on the ACEC website here. Through innovative engineering, strategic collaboration, and forward-thinking design, the project team successfully transformed and
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Muller Engineering Company (Muller) was awarded a 2025 Top Workplaces honor by The Denver Post and ranks as the 24th Colorado Top Workplaces on the list (up from #30 in 2024). This is the eighth year Muller has received the award. “We’re grateful to be recognized as a Top Workplace for the seventh year,” said
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The Bear Creek Trail project was one of 14 projects recognized by the Colorado Lottery on this year’s 2025 Starburst Awards list. The award recognizes exceptional use of Lottery funds that make life better for Coloradans. Improvements to the Bear Creek Trail do just that – they will alleviate congestion on the seven-mile trail, which
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Muller Engineering Company (Muller) is proud to announce that it has become an Envision Qualified Company, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and excellence in infrastructure development. This designation, awarded by the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI), recognizes private-sector organizations that actively use the Envision framework and employ at least one Envision Sustainability Professional (ENV SP)
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Muller Engineering Company (Muller), in conjunction with its project partners, was honored with the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) 2024 Engineering Excellence Award for the North I-25 Segment 6 Project. Read about all of the winners on the ACEC website here. Through innovative engineering, strategic collaboration, and forward-thinking design, the project team successfully transformed and
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Peaks to Plains Trail Clear Creek Canyon was featured nationwide Engineering and Public Works Roadshow. The event focused on the essential role of engineering and public works in communities, its importance in our everyday lives, and encouraging the next generation of students to consider public works and engineering careers. FULL ARTICLE HERE. “Engineering makes our communities safer,
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Peaks to Plains Trail Clear Creek Canyon was covered by The Denver Post. FULL ARTICLE HERE. “…the complexity of the project, with a narrow creek and highway hemmed in by steep mountainsides, presents major engineering hurdles. In some sections, the trail is being built on elevated concrete viaducts resembling the sweeping roadway decks of Interstate 70 as