We are pleased to announce that B&N has entered into an agreement to acquire Global Transportation Engineering (GTEng) of Portland, Oregon. GTEng has built its reputation by working closely with clients to guide projects from concept through completion. Together, we will strengthen our transportation presence in the Pacific Northwest and create new opportunities for our clients, communities and employees. Learn more. https://lnkd.in/e4aEwV_N
Burgess & Niple
Civil Engineering
Columbus, Ohio 11,861 followers
Creating a Better Tomorrow
About us
Burgess & Niple (B&N) is a nationally recognized engineering and architecture design firm. Our success is driven by a passion for developing practical infrastructure solutions with exceptional concern for quality of life, safety, and sustainability. At B&N, every project starts with a team of creative, highly skilled people who are eager to learn and committed to solving our clients’ challenges. Together, we design award-winning solutions that make a positive impact on the cities, towns and villages where we live and work every day.
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http://www.burgessniple.com
External link for Burgess & Niple
- Industry
- Civil Engineering
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Columbus, Ohio
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1912
- Specialties
- Architecture, Environmental Services, Land Development, Transportation, Utility Infrastructure, and Sustainable Solutions
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Artificial intelligence is changing how public works agencies plan, operate and make decisions. At the 2026 Arizona Chapter APWA Statewide Conference on Tuesday, July 30, DJ Beaver, P.E., and Jack Simmons, P.G., will present “AI 101 & 201 for Public Works Professionals: Copilots, Agents & Real-World Applications.” This session begins with an accessible overview of how AI tools work and how to use them effectively, then moves into practical applications such as drafting reports, improving communication, retrieving institutional knowledge and building more consistent workflows. Attendees will also hear how responsible use, data privacy, public records requirements and accountability factor into real-world adoption. Stop by booth 50 to learn how practical AI tools can support smarter, more efficient public works operations. #BNformed https://lnkd.in/e-vxvNTN
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We are proud to share that our Columbus team has been named one of Columbus Business First’s Best Places to Work for the seventh consecutive year! This recognition comes directly from our people. Through an anonymous survey, our team shared what it’s like to build their careers at B&N. That feedback speaks to the environment our teams create every day, built on collaboration, purpose and the opportunity to do meaningful work that improves the communities we serve. Thank you to our Columbus team for shaping a workplace culture that is both welcoming and driven by purpose.
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Getting up close to understand what matters most. Our Frederick MEP team visited Gallaudet University's Central Utility Plant to assess the existing chiller systems that keep campus buildings running comfortably. Time in the field helps us design smarter, more reliable solutions that support the people who use these spaces every day.
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Capital projects come with high expectations from council, residents and regulatory agencies. Municipal leaders need confidence that every dollar invested will deliver visible value for their communities. At B&N, we use digital delivery to help project teams share one coordinated, model-based view of a project from day one. By working in a common digital environment with real-time data, owners, designers and contractors can spot conflicts earlier and make informed decisions before construction begins. For municipalities, that means fewer surprises in the field, more predictable budgets and schedules, and a clearer story to share with the public about how projects are managed. Digital delivery isn’t just a technology shift. It’s a project management approach that supports transparency and accountability throughout the life of a project. Explore how this approach is changing how communities plan and deliver infrastructure: https://lnkd.in/gWSJatnM #BNformed #BNovative
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Behind every well-designed building are the systems that keep people safe and comfortable. Our Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP) team designs the infrastructure that supports daily life across municipal facilities, schools, mission-critical buildings and industrial complexes, ensuring air quality, efficient energy use, lighting and power throughout a building’s lifecycle. Our team focuses on solutions that enhance safety and comfort while reducing long-term energy costs, helping communities get the most value from their infrastructure investments. If you’re passionate about designing systems people rely on every day, explore how our MEP experts are shaping buildings and communities: https://lnkd.in/gk34U7zz
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Our Louisville office celebrated its recent recognition for being one of Louisville Business First's Best Places to Work in 2026 at an award ceremony earlier this month. Ranking 9th in the "10-24 Employee" category, this achievement underscores our dedication to creating an inclusive, respectful and authentic culture. Want to join our team? Apply today: https://lnkd.in/eRsaBsA Photo credit: Louisville Business First
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We are pleased to announce B&N's newly elected Associates of the firm effective July 1, 2026. Congratulations on this achievement! Michelle Barr, Matouš Becker, PE, Chris Beverly, R. Bruce Bosley, PE, Lauren Cardoni, RSP1, Lyndon Crouch, Darren Curtis, PLA, LEED AP, ENV SP, CLARB, Ella Donley, AICP, Nick Eckstein, Brady Hagerty, Ryan Hudson, Joe Kelley, Shannon Laviolette, Heather Mackling, John Merrill, Ryan O'Keefe, PE, Bryan O'Reilly, Abner Serrano, PE, Jack Sharp-Stevenson, P.E., CxA, Ryan Shaw, PE, Jianyun Wang, Dwight Welcome and Max Zekos-Sierra, P.E. https://lnkd.in/ebxSrpb2
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Municipal teams are collecting more infrastructure data than ever during CCTV and manhole inspections, from LiDAR to 360° videos. The real challenge is not capturing that data. It’s making it usable. In this article, Caleb Zmith, PE, explores how GIS dashboards bring fragmented inspection data into a single, asset-based view. By connecting data sources, teams can quickly access critical information, improve collaboration and make more confident decisions. Read the full article to learn how GIS dashboards can support your system. https://lnkd.in/gF5Md3f8 #BNformed
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