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Supply Side: Stantec/Morrison Hershfield, Egis - Railway Track and Structures - Vimarsana News

Supply Side: Stantec/Morrison Hershfield, Egis - Railway Track and Structures

CANADA, U.S. and FRANCE – Stantec will acquire Morrison Hershfield, a Markham, Ontario-based engineering and management firm. Also, McIntosh Perry, a consulting engineering company in Toronto, Ontario, and Beam Longest & Neff, LLC (BLN), an infrastructure engineering firm in Indianapolis, Ind., have rebranded as Egis, their French parent company, effective Jan. 1.

Source: rtands.com
McIntosh Perry and Beam Longest & Neff, LLC Rebrand as Egis North American Firm Joins Global Engineering Leader - Vimarsana News

McIntosh Perry and Beam Longest & Neff, LLC Rebrand as Egis North American Firm Joins Global Engineering Leader

/PRNewswire/ - McIntosh Perry and Beam Longest & Neff, LLC (BLN) are thrilled to unveil their new identity as Egis, effective January 1st, 2024. This rebrand...

Broderick has raised 10 times as much as Bell in Anderson mayor's race - Vimarsana News

Broderick has raised 10 times as much as Bell in Anderson mayor's race

ANDERSON – Incumbent Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. has raised 10 times the amount of money raised by his Republican challenger.

Bedford police officer, Capt. Tim Chen, placed on administrative leave - Vimarsana News

Bedford police officer, Capt. Tim Chen, placed on administrative leave

Department conducting internal investigation

Source: tmnews.com
Morgan County election board discuss campaign sign in Gregg Township Trustee race - Vimarsana News

Morgan County election board discuss campaign sign in Gregg Township Trustee race

The Morgan County Election Board spent more than an hour discussing a complaint from a candidate in the May primary Thursday afternoon.