As we celebrate National GIS Day, DRMP’s GIS team has plenty to reflect on after a year filled with exciting projects and professional growth. From designing an application to display school zones for Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida to using LiDAR and GIS to enhance roadway safety, each team member has made an impact. Our year in review looks back at some of their noteworthy highlights and proudest achievements from the past year.

In North Carolina, employees in our Charlotte office came together to donate money and assemble hundreds of toiletry bags for victims of Hurricane Helene. Our General Civil Department volunteered at Second Harvest Food Bank in Orlando, Fla., to help fight hunger in the community. And several of our Orlando-based team members participated in the Making Strides Walk to End Breast Cancer, raising funds for the American Cancer Society to support lifesaving research and vital patient services.

Led by an experienced and versatile group of professionals, DRMP’s Project Development and Environmental Services (PDES) team is equipped to tackle the most complex aspects of NEPA and environmental compliance for a wide range of projects. With a focus on the transportation sector, we provide a variety of services, including public engagement, traffic noise studies, community impact assessments/environmental justice (EJ) analyses, wetland and stream delineations, endangered species surveys, and environmental permitting.  

In many predominantly Black rural towns and small cities across eastern and southern Arkansas, residents have faced ongoing flooding challenges for years. Compounding the flooding, these areas are typically economically disadvantaged, and limited resources combined with insufficient funding, hinder the efforts to improve the infrastructure needed to tackle these flooding problems correctly. DRMP actively contributed to efforts aimed at addressing these challenges through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service’s (NRCS) Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations (WFPO) Program.

For the US 601 Widening Project, a crucial link from US 74 to the Monroe Bypass, DRMP provided Surveying, Mapping, and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services for the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT). This project stands out as one of our largest surveying endeavors in Union County, N.C., in recent years.

DRMP is honored to be a key player in contributing to the success of the I-40 widening project in North Carolina by providing construction services. Our team is collaborating closely with NCDOT to ensure thorough inspections throughout the project.

DRMP is advancing its Terrestrial Mobile LiDAR services with the latest technology to provide faster, more precise data collection and detailed imagery for a wide range of surveying and mapping projects.

Scott Garth, PE, LEED AP ND, recently ventured into flood-affected neighborhoods and other areas to document conditions for ongoing municipal and Florida Department of Transportation projects. These challenging site visits provide critical data, helping DRMP develop effective solutions for managing runoff and improving water quality. Accessing flooded areas can be risky, but this firsthand experience allows our firm to create infrastructure that improves public safety and quality of life.

In the wake of hurricane and severe storm devastation, FEMA's Public Assistance (PA) program will play a significant role in helping communities rebuild. A major change to the program on August 3, 2022, increased the threshold for Small Projects to $1 million, up from $139,800, making 99 percent of PA projects eligible for simplified procedures. This means faster FEMA funding with far less documentation required, and DRMP can assist clients with navigating through the process. 

The Sheppard Mill Road Bridge Replacement Project presented DRMP with a unique and challenging opportunity to provide a range of responsibilities, including preparing State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) environmental documentation and handling Section 6(f) coordination for the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act.

DRMP's GIS team supports Hillsborough County Public Schools with innovative tools and data management solutions, streamlining school zoning, growth planning, and community engagement.

DRMP’s Environmental Services Group helps clients with environmental assessments, strategic management plans, and regulatory compliance for public lands. Our expertise ensures that projects like the Lake Moore Conservation Area are planned and managed to support conservation goals and recreational use while meeting legal requirements.

DRMP's multi-use path project along SR 30 (US 98) in Mexico Beach, Fla., focuses on enhancing community connectivity, supporting hurricane recovery, and integrating public input and environmental stewardship into its development.

DRMP’s traffic engineers are dedicated to creating safer and more efficient commutes for students, parents, and staff by delivering tailored traffic studies and management plans for schools nationwide.

The Women Surveyors Summit 2024, held in Pittsburgh, Pa., saw record attendance this year. DRMP Survey Analyst Melissa Padilla Cintron, SIT, had the opportunity to check off a long-time bucket list item during the summit, a dream she's had since her teenage years.

Upon graduating from the Florida Engineering Leadership Institute (FELI) alongside his colleague Ryan Pellerin, PE, CCM, Pavan Paiavula, PE, enhanced his leadership skills, broadened his professional network, and deepened his committment to community service.

Through DRMPCares, our firm is committed to improving the quality of life in our communities by supporting lasting positive change in STEM education, health, and children. In wrapping up another successful Spring/Summer donation drive, rallying our employees together across multiple locations helps our firm have the greatest impact. 

DRMP’s supportive culture and strong leadership inspire "boomerang employees" to return, bringing back invaluable experiences and insights that drive our company’s growth.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation's (NCDOT) selected DRMP for its statewide structures contract. This two-year contract encompasses the in-service inspection of existing bridges throughout North Carolina. 

At DRMP, we believe in providing our interns with memorable and enriching experiences. Celebrating National Intern Day in such creative and engaging ways is just one of the many ways we show our appreciation for their hard work and commitment.

On June 28, 2024, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed SB 7040 into law, introducing new regulations to enhance water quality and stormwater infrastructure statewide. DRMP's experts are ready to assist clients in complying with these requirements with innovative engineering solutions that effectively address nutrient pollution challenges. 

In the architecture, engineering, and construction (A/E/C) industry, firms are harnessing the power of advanced gaming engines to design immersive walkthroughs and virtual tours of buildings and spaces. DRMP uses Beyond Typicals and Twinmotion real-time rendering software to bring its projects to life.

DRMP’s comprehensive plan will help safeguard Cedar Key against intense storms and hurricanes, specifically in the Dock Street business district – a bustling hub of shops, bars, and restaurants along Florida’s Gulf Coast.  

In honor of International Women in Engineering Day on June 23, DRMP celebrates its outstanding women engineers who are significantly impacting our communities and shaping the future. We express our gratitude for their invaluable contributions and for inspiring young girls to pursue careers in engineering.

The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) facilitated a statewide STEM Outreach Solutions program in Florida aimed at equipping K-12 teachers with valuable STEM resources. Pavan Paiavula, PE, and Ryan Pellarin, PE, CCM, leaders from DRMP and members of the Florida Engineering Leadership Institute (FELI) Class of 2024 assisted in securing funding and support for the program, which received significant backing from the Florida Department of Transportation.

At DRMP, we prioritize and encourage employee involvement in professional organizations as a key part of our business strategy. This commitment is reinforced during annual reviews in which we actively support staff in joining and participating in these organizations. As a result, our staff includes several talented professionals who hold leadership roles in the A/E/C industry, sharing their expertise and knowledge to support industry advancement.

Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (FTE) has chosen DRMP as the prime consultant for the Districtwide High-Pressure Sodium (HPS) to Light-Emitting Diode (LED) Conversion Contract, which will convert 65.2 miles of roadway to modern LED lighting for Phase 1. This project marks the largest systemwide conversion in Florida and stands as DRMP’s most significant design accomplishment in our Traffic Department history.

In Hillsborough County, Fla., DRMP has taken the lead as the prime consultant for a condition assessment of the county’s critical stormwater pipes. Together, with subconsultants AREHNA Engineering, Inc., and Keystone Civil, Inc., we are inspecting more than 860 pipes and leveraging our GIS capabilities to streamline the process. 

The Spruce Creek Country Club, a retirement community of 3,250 homes between Gainesville and Orlando, Fla., hired DRMP to oversee on-going property management required by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to protect threatened species and habitat. 

The presence of electrical engineers in the transportation sector is not just important, it's crucial. They drive innovation, improve efficiency, enhance safety, and promote sustainability in modern transportation systems. 

For several years, DRMP has supported our clients to prepare for extreme weather events and recover from their impacts.  To further enhance our services and address growing weather-related risks, DRMP’s Resilience and Sustainability services group was created.

As part of the firm's DRMPCares program, DRMP's Florida offices in Orlando and Boca Raton took part in donation drives, volunteer work, and community initiatives aimed at assisting people in need.

For more than 45 years, DRMP has supported our clients in the Southeast to prepare for extreme weather events and recover from their impacts. 

National Surveyors Week honors the important work of surveyors in shaping our communities. From mapping out infrastructure projects to delineating property boundaries, surveyors ensure the accuracy and integrity of land use, development, and navigation.

Serving as the sole access road for a new residential community, the Angelica-Osage Roadway Project in Brevard County, Fla., provides safe pedestrian activity and strengthens community connections. 

There is a moment in every engineer’s career that stands out, and for Cody Bayer, PE, that moment arrived when he transitioned into a Project Manager role and secured his first project win. 

In commemoration of Women in Construction Week, DRMP proudly acknowledges and celebrates the invaluable contributions of women within our Construction Services Division. 

DRMP’s Visualization Services provide real-world representations of projects and translate technical data into high-level visual narratives. These visualizations can help demonstrate the potential impacts of a project and aid in building consensus among all stakeholders and the public, which is essential for successful project implementation.

DRMP proudly celebrates Engineers Week, a time dedicated to honoring the ingenuity, dedication, and transformative impact of engineering professionals. During this week-long celebration, we recognize the vital role that engineers play in shaping our world, from designing innovative infrastructure to solving complex challenges that improve communities. 

The City of New Smyrna Beach hired DRMP as the prime consultant to design the 5th Street replacement bridge. The new bridge design not only addresses current infrastructure challenges but also enhances the surrounding environment.

Since its recent merger with Ramey Kemp Associates (RKA), DRMP now offers Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) services and has a team of qualified professionals ready to conduct TIAs for projects throughout the United States.

DRMP’s proficiency in Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) played a pivotal role in providing safe access to the nearly 100-acre Grove 98 project, which features a 100,000 square-foot Wegmans grocery store, restaurants, retail space, and luxury apartments and townhomes.

As DRMP expands its service offerings in South Carolina, the firm has secured its first major CEI project as a subconsultant to RK&K for the South Carolina Department of Transportation's Midlands Connection Project. 

Understanding the importance of noise abatement in federally funded transportation projects, particularly in states like Florida with substantial growth, involves thorough evaluation during the preliminary planning stage. Our goal at DRMP is to ensure stakeholders, including homeowners, schools, churches, and playgrounds, are not negatively impacted by increased traffic and expanded roadway capacity through our noise analysis services. 

DRMP's employees join hands during the holiday season to give back to their communities. 

DRMP is providing ongoing environmental services for the proposed Lake Apopka Trail as a subconsultant to WBQ. Our firm is providing environmental permitting services, wetland and surface water assessments, and threatened and endangered species surveys.  One of the more interesting aspects of this project was surveying the proposed new trail limits for the presence of the state and federally protected sand skink (Neoseps reynoldsi).

DRMP's Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) experts overcame significant challenges while mapping underground utility lines for the extension of Jacksonville Electric Authority's (JEA) downtown chilled water facilities.

DRMP employees, some of whom lost loved ones to cancer, banded together to support cancer research by participating in the annual Miles for Moffitt 5K race in Tampa, Fla. 

Embracing change is essential to the growth and success of any business, particularly in the A/E/C industry where demand is outpacing the experts needed to perform the work, and corporate social responsibility to the community is a high priority. In 2023, DRMP embraced and implemented key changes companywide.
 

The Downtown Main Street Streetscape Improvements project in Dunedin, Fla., undertaken by DRMP as the prime design consultant, transformed the pedestrian experience in the heart of the city by reconstructing sidewalks, adding landscaping and lighting, and addressing ADA non-compliance. 

DRMP collaborated with Mannik & Smith Group (MSG) to enhance the Morton Salt Plant redesign by leveraging DRMP's LiDAR expertise and geographic proximity. 

DRMP takes cybersecurity seriously and is continuing to invest in the best technology and staff to protect the firm's data, as well as employee and client information. 

Built in 1964 for cargo and passenger trains commuting on the Orange Belt Railway, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) demolished the West Orange Trail trestle style bridge and replaced it with a more modern but similar looking bridge designed by DRMP.

North Carolina’s corporate tax rate, the lowest in the United States, coupled with being a “right-to-work” state is attracting big manufacturing plants to the state, providing the area with an economic boom and DRMP with opportunities to showcase its Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) capabilities.

DRMP and its Trilon partner firm, CPH, are collaborating on designing a 36-acre park in Parkland, Fla., which will contain a wide variety of amenities and include elements unique to a public park. 

At DRMP, companywide team building comes in many forms, from annual cornhole tournaments, ping-pong competitions, food truck extravaganzas to Enneagram personality inventory activities and a charity bike build event to benefit local children and families in need.  

As DRMP’s new PD&E Division Leader, Joce Pritchett, PE, is taking the firm’s PD&E/NEPA services to new heights. Pritchett has 32 years of experience providing comprehensive Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) services throughout the Southeastern United States. Her goal is to build a multi-state, full-service team of PD&E/NEPA experts across all DRMP service areas to better serve clients.   

DRMP's SR 390 Widening project in the Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) District 3 won an American Council of Engineering Companies of Florida (ACEC-FL) Outstanding Project Award for how the project aided the community in the recovery after a Category 5 hurricane struck in 2018.

The SR 597/Dale Mabry Highway improvement project in Hillsborough County, Fla., received the Florida Transportation Builders Association (FTBA) Construction Project of the Year Award. This project is a prime example of smooth and successful collaboration among all involved. 

More than 50 employees from DRMP and Trilon family partner firm, CPH, volunteered their time for a companywide Charity Bike Build on July 28 to assist families supported by The Howard Phillips Center for Children and Families in Orlando, Fla.

In celebration of National Intern Day on July 27, we’ve spotlighted some of DRMP’s past and present interns and their experience in the program.

DRMP Roadway Design Intern Abby Rains Shares her Experience Giving a Confidence 101 Presentation at the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Florida Section Conference. 

DRMP's design of a new water control structure for the City of Palm Coast provides an upgraded water control system and keeps the public safer during a storm. The new water control system will allow the City to draw down water levels quicker from its canal system ahead of a severe storm.

Each year, the National Safety Council designates June as National Safety Month. At DRMP, we are committed to protecting our employees and providing a safe and healthy working environment.

In honor of International Women in Engineering Day, DRMP shines a spotlight on the value our women engineers and planners bring to DRMP and the A/E/C industry. In Part 2 of the series, we’ve profiled another set of two women on our staff from various career backgrounds whose work makes a significant impact on improving the safety of our communities. 

In honor of International Women in Engineering Day, DRMP shines a spotlight on the value our women engineers and planners bring to DRMP and the A/E/C industry. In Part 1 of a two-part series, we’ve profiled two women on our staff from various career backgrounds whose work makes a significant impact on improving the safety of our communities. 

DRMP GIS Analyst Meaghan McCarthy had the career opportunity of a lifetime as a young professional to travel to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to assist on a survey project. 

The FIG Working Week 2023 conference, held in the United States for the first time in more than 20 years, comes at a critical time for surveyors to gather and share knowledge and recruitment strategies as the industry in the United States and abroad faces a shortage of young surveyors joining the profession.
 

Florida’s municipalities and transportation agencies are increasingly turning to roundabouts to improve traffic safety and congestion and reduce vehicular collisions. In fact, Florida ranks No. 1 with more roundabouts than any other state in the country, according to a 2022 Washington Post roundabout report. 

DRMP is celebrating success in strategic growth, which saw employees advancing to leadership roles, the firm expanding into new regions, and impactful project and community involvement collaboration opportunities.

Giving back to our communities, whether it’s through charitable donation drives or volunteering our time to share our knowledge and expertise, is at the heart of the DRMPCares program. 

The Certified Survey Technicians (CST) certification is one way in which DRMP is investing in its surveying and mapping staff. The certification provides a career ladder to field technicians who want to advance their careers in the surveying and mapping industry.  

In 2019, DRMP entered into a continuing services contract with the Florida-Alabama Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) to monitor and manage more than 365 traffic signals in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties and provide enhanced traffic operations, traffic engineering, and transportation planning.

DRMP, in partnership with AVCON and prime consultant OTIE, led the design effort for the 10,000-foot runway replacement at the Ascension Island Auxiliary Airfield, which is jointly operated by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and the U.S. Space Force (USSF). The airfield supports military and space missions, as well as limited commercial flights.

As part of the 5th Street Bridge replacement project in New Smyrna Beach, Fla., DRMP's Environmental Services Division designed a living shoreline and relocated oyster beds and mangroves in the project area to approximately 3 acres of wetlands to mitigate impacts associated with the bridge replacement.

DRMP had the honor of providing construction engineering inspection (CEI) services for the first and now second phase of the $276 million I-40/I-77 Interchange Improvement Project in Statesville, N.C. – an essential component of North Carolina’s highway system.

DRMP has invested in a new piece of equipment, the Teledyne Z-Boat 1800T (Trimble Edition), for its survey fleet that will potentially provide cost savings for clients, additional service offerings, and increased safety for the firm’s staff.

DRMP’s innovative engineering is at the center of a proven life-saving initiative that has so far prevented more than 1,000 potential wrong-way driving incidents. The award-winning Central Florida Expressway Authority’s (CFX) Wrong-Way Driving Detection Program features the firm’s Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) design, which detects wrong-way drivers in real-time.

Nearly every business has a mission statement that is meant to reflect where it places its value and how it conducts business – but, without action, it rings hollow. What does it look like when a company’s mission statement goes beyond words?

DRMP is proud to celebrate its engineers each year.

DRMP is investing in STEM education and proactively participating in community outreach to inspire the next young generation to join the surveying profession. 

DRMP’s Environmental Services Division has partnered with the University of Central Florida’s (UCF) Department of Biology, to conduct an 11-month wildlife utilization study to assess the effectiveness of the Suncoast Parkway 2 wildlife crossing structure.

Employees from DRMP’s Fort Myers, Fla., office and Studio +, an architecture and interior design firm, teamed up to volunteer with Patriot Emergency Response Team (P.E.R.T.) to help residents affected by Hurricane Ian. 

DRMP’s design to alleviate flooding problems in a Palm Coast, Fla., neighborhood involved conceptualizing a unique, multi-purpose approach that delivers recreational and environmental benefits to the local community.

The emergency drainage project DRMP designed for the Suncoast Parkway in Hernando County, Fla., is standing up to Florida's storms. 

An emerging technology, 3D Models in Construction accompanied with Automated Machine Guidance (AMG), will soon be the key factor in providing safer, more efficient construction engineering inspection services for highway construction projects.

DRMP is an example of how the creation of a dynamic Learning and Development (L&D) program is an impactful investment for staff and the future of a company.

Specialty Engineering involves innovative and alternative solutions that can save clients hundreds of thousands of dollars on projects, improve construction efficiency, and ultimately be the key factor in the success of a construction project.

DRMP is designing an Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) for an $83 million North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) and North Carolina Turnpike Authority (NCTA) design-build project to widen I-485 in Charlotte. This 20-mile section of road will be a standalone expressway system that will be tied into the NCDOT/NCTA system. This is only the second expressway in North Carolina to have separated tolled express lanes.

DRMP’s Surveying and Mapping/Geospatial Division established an in-house Surveying Training Center designed to teach foundational and resourceful knowledge to invest in the growth and development of its surveyors and staff.

In 2001, DRMP opened its Charlotte, N.C., “office” in the most unusual place – an employee’s attic. That employee? Jim Beck. Beck, PE, AICP, ENV SP, saw an opportunity to replicate DRMP’s success and work toward building a full-service firm in Charlotte, N.C. 

As DRMP focuses on strategic growth, its work on R-2828 - a segment of North Carolina Turnpike Authority’s $2.2 billion Complete 540 project - is a big step forward for the firm's Structures division and its entire North Carolina design team.  This effort is DRMP's largest contribution to a North Carolina design-build project to date. 

Consistently ranked as a top Spring Break destination, private developers and the Community Redevelopment Agency for the City of Panama City Beach, Fla., were looking for opportunities to reshape the City’s reputation as a “party town.” That opportunity came in nearly 35 acres of underused land.

DRMP had the honor of working on the $135 million Segment 1 section of the three-phased project that spans Citrus and Hernando counties in Florida from US 98 to State Road 44.

The DRMP team remained dedicated to collaboration throughout the life cycle of the SR 528/SR 436 Interchange Reconfiguration project. This important interchange will continue to serve the Orlando International Airport as it welcomes millions of travelers to the Central Florida area.

As cities in our community expand, so does the need for connectivity. The Toms Bayou Bridge Replacement project in Okaloosa County, Fla., was an interesting yet challenging project that required some creative thinking to connect cities and communities.

To celebrate National Intern Day, DRMP’s Learning & Development Team welcomed its newest interns with a lunchtime tailgate party where they had a chance to connect with one another as well as full-time DRMP professionals who started at the firm as interns – and have fun while doing it.

Sustainability continues to play a role in business across many industries, including the A/E/C industry.  So much so that DRMP, along with other leading organizations and firms, is expanding its investment in resources to discover more ways to not only incorporate more sustainable designs in our projects but incorporate them in the way we operate and serve our communities.

To celebrate #INWED22, DRMP showcases the amazing women who contribute their expertise to the development of our communities and the infrastructure around us

Though Interstate 4 (I-4) serves its purpose of easing traffic flow for the state, it came at a heavy cost to its wildlife population. I-4 has become a barrier to wildlife movement in Florida, inadvertently causing a population reduction among a wide range of species. Now, there’s a plan for a solution.

DRMP, Inc. (DRMP) recently announced a strategic partnership with Trilon Group (Trilon), a family of infrastructure consulting businesses, that will provide additional capital and resources to support its strategic expansion as well as growth opportunities to support employees as it continues to focus on delivering quality services to its clients.

Evolution in design technology continues to drive both innovation and optimization in the A/E/C  industry at an increasing rate. So much so that firms with foresight, including DRMP, have invested resources into new technological initiatives in our industry.

As is the case for any industry, compensation, benefits, and incentive packages are the common motivators that attract potential employees. In the current climate of an abundance of vacant positions and employees in short supply, what are the intangibles that move employees to stay put?

To commemorate #NSW2022, DRMP took a fun look back into our surveying and mapping/geospatial history.

To celebrate #Eweek2022, DRMP celebrates the past, present, and future by reimagining the possibilities.

There is so much more to the Titusville Causeway (Causeway) shoreline than meets the eye. Stretching along the Central Indian River Lagoon (Lagoon), the area is and was not only known for recreation for residents and tourists, but it has a special place in history as a viewing site for space shuttle launches dating back to the American Space Race in the 1960s.

It is a little-known fact in the A/E/C industry that DRMP has one of the largest and most comprehensive Structural Engineering Divisions in the Southeastern United States.

The work we earn via continuing contracts gives DRMP staff an opportunity to build trust with our clients and allows these relationships to grow stronger with time. 

Each year, DRMP offices support local organizations in the communities located throughout our 19 office locations. DRMP's corporate office in Orlando, Fla. is thankful to have donated over $1,400 worth of non-perishable food items. 

Each year, DRMP celebrates our Geographic Information Systems (GIS) professionals and strives to highlight the unique work they perform for a diverse range of clients. We sat down with GIS Project Manager Kelly Marton, GISP, and GIS Specialist Mark Brown, GISP, to discuss their thoughts on the adaptability of DRMP’s GIS service offerings as well as what motivates them to perform the work they do.

As a Project Engineer in DRMP’s Transportation Division, Bruno Arriola, PE, explains how developing relationships with clients takes more than just skill, it takes heart. 

Congratulations to DRMP's newest class of graduating interns . Click to watch their celebratory video for National Intern Day!

DRMP engineers share their insight on industry challenges and more for #Eweek2021

In honor of International Women in Engineering Day, DRMP decided to focus on a few women in the industry who are engaged in the A/E/C profession in and outside of the office. 

Protecting the environment starts with our habits and activities and it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. For World Environment Day, we asked our expert ecologist and environmentalists to share the practical ways they support the environment.

The need for sustainable and sound transportation infrastructure continues to grow and with potential federal dollars earmarked for the country’s transportation systems there could be a groundswell of projects to be designed and constructed. In turn, project owners working with DRMP are choosing more innovative, quicker project delivery methods like design-build as their go-to option.

DRMP's expert surveying and mapping staff share what attracted them to the industry. 

Every day, engineers set out to produce the best results for their clients, but who is working on the behalf of engineers and the A/E/C industry?

DRMP engineers share their insight on industry challenges and more for #Eweek2021

In recent years DRMP has seen a promising trend: the rehiring of former employees or “boomerang” employees. The reason? DRMP’s emphasis on career growth and work/life balance.

Now more than ever families need support with the everyday essentials. That is why DRMP put together a companywide DRMP Food Drive this year for its community involvement week.

In 2019, we followed DRMP Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Analyst Kelly Marton, GISP, through a day in her life on the job site. Keep reading for an update to the project she has been working on in honor of 2020 National GIS Day.  

Public involvement is vital to the success of any project. Gaining the community’s trust and support is as important as the design of the project.

With college career fairs in full swing across the country, a few of DRMP’s recent interns, now employees, are passing on tips and insight they have gained from their internships at DRMP.

On Friday, February 22, 2019, a landslide occurred, dumping approximately 4-million gallons of rock and soil on Interstate 40, a major highway in the western part of North Carolina.

In honor of International Women in Engineering Day (June 23), we sat down with three of our women engineers to hear their advice for the future generation. 

Just like many graduates around the country, DRMP’s college interns did not get to make that walk across the stage to celebrate the end of their college careers.

Working on University Public Works projects is always a unique experience because the work is multi-faceted and diverse. Along with pooling our resources, we have a tool that gives us an edge and an insider perspective: our college interns.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on students who would normally be enjoying interaction with their fellow students and face-to-face guidance from their teachers.

This National Surveyors Week we explored the evolution of technology in the surveying industry.

See how we celebrated #EWeek2020.

There is more to utility engineering than meets the eye. What you see above the ground—manholes, valve covers, and backflow prevention devices—may look pretty, but below the ground trouble may be brewing.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Analyst Kelly Marton, GISP, takes us through a day on the job. 

From Sept. 9-13, DRMP staff participated in a companywide DRMPCares Community Involvement Project. After spending time volunteering at several local Ronald McDonald Houses last year, DRMP knew that we would support this cause again in 2019—but we would make a bigger impact, preparing double the meals than we did last year.

Several years ago, DRMP leadership created a multi-generational committee that brainstormed ways to foster collaboration between each generation represented by our employees.

It is not every day that I get to be a part of a sidewalk project that makes history, but the University of South Florida’s (USF) National Pan-Hellenic Council’s (NPHC) Plaza at the university’s Tampa campus is both “monumental” and historical.

As cities in the United States continue to expand, the need for connectivity increases with it. The City of Orlando has made this need a priority by seeking to create safe, comfortable and interconnected pedestrian systems.

In 2016, DRMP was face-to-face with a challenging project, but providing surveying and mapping services on a remote island while dealing with a very tight deadline proved to be something we could not only tackle, but win an award for as well.

Here at DRMP, we are always striving to be one step ahead. That premise was put to the test last October when a natural disaster directly affected our community.

Since 1977, DRMP has been providing accurate survey deliverables that are critical to the success of our client’s projects.

DRMP employs engineers, surveyors, scientists and more. We pride ourselves on working together to solve problems and expecting the best from each other. We come to work every day, exemplifying our core values and delivering them with every project.