June 2006

Five years of growth earns Mead & Hunt top honor

Mead & Hunt, an engineering, architecture, and planning firm is happy to announce The Zweig Letter has designated our firm as a Five Year Climber.  Only four other firms in the country were awarded this top honor.

In the past five years Mead & Hunt has leapt 172 places on the Engineering News-Record’s top 500 Design firms in the country.  The Zweig Letter reports in their May, 2006 edition “In addition to the geographic expansion, Mead & Hunt continues to build on its existing markets.”

Last year alone, Mead & Hunt continued to expand nationally by opening new offices in Portland, Oregon, Austin, Texas, and purchasing a firm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  Our firm also expanded our line of services to now include the fields of Public Building Architecture and Justice Facilities.

“Part of our philosophy is that the bigger we get, the more opportunities we can present to current and future employees,” says CEO and president Rajan Sheth.  “We are happy with our growth because we are able to manage it well.”

Throughout this incredible growth, Mead & Hunt has maintained its client-focused project management and employee-supportive atmosphere.  The firm has been ranked the eighth “best civil engineering firm to work for” in the nation by CE News magazine.

Mead & Hunt, named by CE News as one of the top ten engineering companies to work for in the nation, provides professional services in architecture, historic preservation, transportation, infrastructure, and water resources engineering to clients throughout the US.  Mead & Hunt is an employee-owned corporation that employs more than 300 people in offices nationwide.