When people think about engineering, they often picture calculations, plans, and technical drawings. For Paige Rushing, engineering is just as much about problem-solving as it is about helping bring ideas to life. Whether she’s supporting […]
C&S is proud to highlight a recent article by Mike Butler, senior consultant in the aviation group, and Yi Gao, Ph.D., of Kent State University, featured in the June/July issue of Airport Magazine, titled “Preparing […]
How an integrated, operations‑first approach delivers long‑term value for public works agencies Highway and maintenance facilities are among the most mission-critical, but also the most neglected, assets a municipality owns. They support daily operations, emergency […]
Construction projects rarely move exactly as planned. Even with strong drawings and schedules in place, conditions shift in the field. Sequencing evolves, and decisions often need to be made in real time. For Construction Manager […]
What Is an MS4? The Basics MS4 stands for Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System, and it refers to a publicly owned conveyance system — pipes, ditches, catch basins, swales, detention ponds, and related infrastructure — […]
Most people travel through an airport without ever thinking about fuel. They expect their flight to be on time, the aircraft to run safely, and everything to “just work.” Behind the scenes, that reliability depends […]
C&S is proud to announce that the Yates County Shared Use Highway Facility has earned a National Recognition Award in the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) 2026 Engineering Excellence Awards — one of the […]
What is Sustainable Aviation Fuel? Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is aviation fuel produced from sustainable sources such as agricultural products, cooking oil, municipal solid waste, or non-food-based biomass. SAF is one of the only approved […]
For Richard, architecture has always been about more than buildings. It is about ideas, communication, and the ability to make complex concepts understandable. Often, that work begins with nothing more than a pencil and a […]
How engineering expertise and GIS create long-term value for owners Across higher education campuses—and many other complex facilities—critical infrastructure information often lives in fragmented places: paper drawings, outdated digital files, and the institutional knowledge of […]