Muller Engineering Company (Muller) was awarded a 2026 Top Workplaces honor by The Denver Post and ranks as the 23rd Colorado Top Workplaces on the list (up from #24 in 2025). This is the tenth year Muller has received the award. “We’re proud to once again be recognized as a Top Workplace,” said Muller President
Muller Engineering Company (Muller), in conjunction with its project partners, was honored with the Colorado Contractors Association’s (CCA) Infrastructure Construction Excellence Award in the category of “Waterway restoration/construction flood control/prevention over $10M” for the Uvalda Tributary to Irondale Drainage project.
Muller Engineering Company’s Rick McLaughlin presented at the 2025 River Surf Summit in Prague, Czech Republic, sharing expertise on river wave design and safety considerations. His presentation highlighted key engineering principles behind standing wave creation, including flow management, structural design, and the importance of integrating safety features such as “NoGoZones” into project planning. He also
Muller’s West Carrollton River Park project was featured in a Dayton Denver News article, “‘Our big, beautiful brownfield’; West Carrollton kicks off river district redevelopment” FULL ARTICLE HERE. “This is going to be a redevelopment project that is going to see…incredible economic development, the opportunity for jobs, and revitalization,” said U.S. House Rep. Mike Turner,
Muller’s Clear Creek Canyon Park project was featured in a Denver Post article, “Spectacular Clear Creek Canyon Trail now extends 3.25 miles upstream from Golden.” FULL ARTICLE HERE. “With the official arrival of spring next week, a new section of trail in Clear Creek Canyon featuring soaring rock walls and cascading rapids is beckoning Front
Muller’s Uvalda Tributary to Irondale Drainage project was featured in a Denverite article, “Montbello’s concrete drainage ditches just got a little greener.” FULL ARTICLE HERE. “The channel can now handle a 100-year flood. It’s also just nicer,” The Denverite states. “It feels so good,” Marlen Chacon, a recent high school graduate, told us during a recent walk
