The Elizabethtown Regional Sewer Authority (ERSA), which serves Mount Joy and West Donegal Townships, partnered with RETTEW to enhance their process for managing and accessing sewer system data. We helped...
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As the Engineer of Record for South Hanover Township, a vibrant community of over 7,000 residents neighboring Hershey, Pennsylvania, RETTEW hosts and manages the Township’s GIS within our ArcGIS Online...
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As the Engineer of Record for Wormleysburg Borough, a vibrant community of over 3,000 residents just across the Susquehanna River from Harrisburg, RETTEW supplemented our engineering efforts by consolidating the...
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Many companies have vehicle fleets that drive millions of miles a year, and small inefficiencies can have far-reaching effects on time, productivity, safety, and ultimately money. Our client wanted to...
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A natural gas client was searching for a solution to consolidate geographical maps, secure safe driving routes for its operations, and provide up-to-date information on travel hazards. The client’s vendors...
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RETTEW and Glo Fiber, a Shentel subsidiary, paired together to bring high-speed internet to the smaller communities of Pennsylvania by designing fiber routes from the backbone (fiber) to each customer’s...
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For decades, key University of Pittsburgh personnel kept the Bradford Campus facilities and construction projects running smoothly by managing and cross-referencing numerous hardcopy and electronic utility plans and maps that...
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Under an open-end work order for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, RETTEW provided preliminary design and final engineering services for a resurfacing project along the Northeast Extension. The project required field...
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South Middleton Township, home to the Village of Boiling Springs, is 14 miles southwest of Harrisburg. Because the township includes Urban Area as defined by the 2010 United States Census,...
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Columbia Water Company (CWC) serves more than 10,000 customers in six municipalities on both sides of the Susquehanna River, in Lancaster and York Counties. CWC maintains assets dating back to...
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