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The County of Lancaster opened the Pequea 6 Bridge on Ronks Road in East Lampeter and Strasburg Townships. County Commissioners Josh Parsons, Ray D’Agostino, and Craig Lehman formally opened the bridge with a ribbon-cutting ceremony surrounded by neighbors, contractors, engineers, elected officials, and township representatives. “Updating our local infrastructure to keep our entire community –…
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The University Area Joint Authority (UAJA), Solar Renewable Energy, LLC (SRE), and RETTEW held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 20 for the Phase II Solar Array and Microgrid located in State College, Pa. The ribbon-cutting was held at the 21-acre site, which hosts 16,760 solar panel modules. The result of a public-private partnership, the 6.15MWdc/5.0MWac…
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The RETTEW Charitable Foundation proudly awarded Leg Up Farm with a $5,000 grant to help support a STEM program they are implementing as part of the New Visions program. The project will allow Leg Up Farm’s therapy staff to integrate STEM concepts into their sessions with students attending Leg Up Farm’s special education classrooms. This…
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RETTEW was proud to host the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Transportation Committee for an informational meeting on Wednesday, August 25 at our Mechanicsburg, Pa office. The meeting, titled “Protecting Our Infrastructure: Merging Technologies for More Successful Transportation Engineering,” featured several speakers presenting examples of how RETTEW and its partners are using specific technologies to advance…
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Heavy rainfall is expected over the next couple of days as Tropical Depression Ida makes its way into the northeast. If you experience infrastructure issues due to flooding and need our assistance, please contact your RETTEW client representative directly, or reach out to our Director of Civil/Municipal Engineering, Jim Caldwell, at 717-808-9343, or our Municipal…
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When considering the myriad of design, permitting, and construction activities associated with transmission and utility-scale pipeline installation, the placement of waterbars in the field is typically not an operator’s first concern. However, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) has recently initiated an enforcement action that may change that. When a pipeline is completed and…
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Lancaster, Pa. — RETTEW has been selected to engineer and permit a 3.2MWdc floating solar array in Cohoes, N.Y. This project has been selected as one of ten projects U.S. Representative Paul Tonko from New York is submitting to the U.S. House Committee on Appropriations for federal investment under the new Community Project Funding process….
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RETTEW will once again partner with OSHA on a virtual, livestreamed event from our Mechanicsburg office on May 3 from 8:30 to 9:30 AM. This free event will discuss the importance of fall protection, the ABCs of fall protection, and will include a video of a fall rescue. The presentation will be followed by an interactive…
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We are excited to welcome four new members to RETTEW’s Employee Ownership Committee: Scott, Bob, Gary, and Mark! RETTEW became a 100% employee-owned company in 2019 and our ESOP continues to grow with the support of our Employee Ownership Committee.
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Picture this: A survey technician is attempting to complete a 3D model in a culvert with confined space. With very limited entry and exit points, crawling through this space under normal conditions would be nearly impossible. And now a major rainstorm is headed his way, making this a very unpredictable and dangerous situation. After one…
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Go to NewsroomPequea 6 (Ronks Road) Bridge Officially Opened
The County of Lancaster opened the Pequea 6 Bridge on Ronks Road in East Lampeter and Strasburg Townships….
Read MorePhase II of UAJA Solar Array Formally Completed
The University Area Joint Authority (UAJA), Solar Renewable Energy, LLC (SRE), and RETTEW held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on…
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