Hires new senior managing engineer After the lease expired on its office in Lanham, Maryland, Salina–based engineering firm Barton & Loguidice, D.P.C. (B&L) is ready to begin operations in a new office in Annapolis, Maryland. At the same time, B&L has hired a new senior managing engineer for the office. Crews have been renovating the 2,600-square-foot […]
After the lease expired on its office in Lanham, Maryland, Salina–based engineering firm Barton & Loguidice, D.P.C. (B&L) is ready to begin operations in a new office in Annapolis, Maryland.
At the same time, B&L has hired a new senior managing engineer for the office.
Crews have been renovating the 2,600-square-foot office, and B&L employees were scheduled to move in June 1, Jill Richmond, marketing communications manager at Barton & Loguidice, said in an email response to a CNYBJ inquiry.
With the Annapolis location, B&L operates two offices in Maryland. The company on March 28 announced it had acquired Eldersburg, Maryland–based Advanced Land and Water, Inc. (ALWI), which is located near Baltimore.
Barton & Loguidice is an engineering, planning, environmental, and landscape architecture firm that employs more than 270 people throughout the Northeast in offices in New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
New hire
The newly hired senior managing engineer, David Kerr, joined the firm in February, per Richmond’s email response. He is one of three employees in the Annapolis office and B&L plans to do additional hiring in that office, Richmond said.
Kerr joins the firm’s water/wastewater practice area, B&L said. He has 21 years of experience in hydraulic modeling, master planning, asset management, design, construction management, mentoring and business-development skills based on his work for firms in Maryland and New York.
He previously worked as an infrastructure-modeling manager, a role in which he managed and supported water and sewer hydraulic-modeling projects in the U.S. and Canada, including training for staff and clients.
Additionally, he has managed small and large projects in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions related to water distribution and sewer-collection systems, B&L said.
Kerr earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in civil engineering from Clarkson University.
Post
Share
Tweet
Print
Email
Get our email updates
Stay up-to-date on the companies, people and issues that impact businesses in Syracuse, Central New York and beyond.
After the lease expired on its office in Lanham, Maryland, Salina–based engineering firm Barton & Loguidice, D.P.C. (B&L) is ready to begin operations in a new office in Annapolis, Maryland.
At the same time, B&L has hired a new senior managing engineer for the office.
Crews have been renovating the 2,600-square-foot office, and B&L employees were scheduled to move in June 1, Jill Richmond, marketing communications manager at Barton & Loguidice, said in an email response to a CNYBJ inquiry.
With the Annapolis location, B&L operates two offices in Maryland. The company on March 28 announced it had acquired Eldersburg, Maryland–based Advanced Land and Water, Inc. (ALWI), which is located near Baltimore.
Barton & Loguidice is an engineering, planning, environmental, and landscape architecture firm that employs more than 270 people throughout the Northeast in offices in New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
New hire
The newly hired senior managing engineer, David Kerr, joined the firm in February, per Richmond’s email response. He is one of three employees in the Annapolis office and B&L plans to do additional hiring in that office, Richmond said.
Kerr joins the firm’s water/wastewater practice area, B&L said. He has 21 years of experience in hydraulic modeling, master planning, asset management, design, construction management, mentoring and business-development skills based on his work for firms in Maryland and New York.
He previously worked as an infrastructure-modeling manager, a role in which he managed and supported water and sewer hydraulic-modeling projects in the U.S. and Canada, including training for staff and clients.
Additionally, he has managed small and large projects in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions related to water distribution and sewer-collection systems, B&L said.
Kerr earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in civil engineering from Clarkson University.
" />
Hires new senior managing engineer After the lease expired on its office in Lanham, Maryland, Salina–based engineering firm Barton & Loguidice, D.P.C. (B&L) is ready to begin operations in a new office in Annapolis, Maryland. At the same time, B&L has hired a new senior managing engineer for the office. Crews have been renovating the 2,600-square-foot […]
After the lease expired on its office in Lanham, Maryland, Salina–based engineering firm Barton & Loguidice, D.P.C. (B&L) is ready to begin operations in a new office in Annapolis, Maryland.
At the same time, B&L has hired a new senior managing engineer for the office.
Crews have been renovating the 2,600-square-foot office, and B&L employees were scheduled to move in June 1, Jill Richmond, marketing communications manager at Barton & Loguidice, said in an email response to a CNYBJ inquiry.
With the Annapolis location, B&L operates two offices in Maryland. The company on March 28 announced it had acquired Eldersburg, Maryland–based Advanced Land and Water, Inc. (ALWI), which is located near Baltimore.
Barton & Loguidice is an engineering, planning, environmental, and landscape architecture firm that employs more than 270 people throughout the Northeast in offices in New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
New hire
The newly hired senior managing engineer, David Kerr, joined the firm in February, per Richmond’s email response. He is one of three employees in the Annapolis office and B&L plans to do additional hiring in that office, Richmond said.
Kerr joins the firm’s water/wastewater practice area, B&L said. He has 21 years of experience in hydraulic modeling, master planning, asset management, design, construction management, mentoring and business-development skills based on his work for firms in Maryland and New York.
He previously worked as an infrastructure-modeling manager, a role in which he managed and supported water and sewer hydraulic-modeling projects in the U.S. and Canada, including training for staff and clients.
Additionally, he has managed small and large projects in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions related to water distribution and sewer-collection systems, B&L said.
Kerr earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in civil engineering from Clarkson University.
