I-49 and Route 7 Interchange Improvement Project Receives ACEC of Missouri Engineering Excellence Grand Award

The I-49 and Route 7 Interchange Improvement project received an ACEC of Missouri Engineering Excellence Grand Award in the Transportation Category. TREKK, MoDOT, GBA and UES collaborated to replace the outdated Route 7 bridge with a unique, separated Diverging Diamond Interchange which optimized traffic flow and enhanced safety.

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Lawrence Stormwater Program Receives ACEC of Kansas Engineering Excellence Award

The Lawrence Stormwater System Identification, Assessment & Model Creation Program received an ACEC of Kansas Engineering Excellence Award in the Studies, Research, and Consulting Engineering Services Category. The city of Lawrence, TREKK and Burns & McDonnell collaborated to establish a framework to help the city better understand the location and condition of its stormwater assets and facilitate comprehensive capital planning efforts.

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TREKK Announces Kansas City Office Relocation

We’re excited to announce the planned relocation of its Kansas City headquarters. Following a renovation and build out, TREKK expects to move to 1310 E. 104th Street sometime in mid-2025. TREKK will occupy a total of 40,799 square feet on the first two floors of the office building, with the option to expand to the third floor to accommodate future growth. The new space more than doubles the footprint of the firm’s existing headquarters, which is located across 104th Street.

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Spring Safety Has Sprung

It is that time of year when TREKK’s field crews are ramping up for spring cleaning, flow monitoring and assessment of our underground utilities. Along with spring cleaning comes spring fever drivers, which is why April has been designated National Driving Awareness Month. It’s a critical reminder of the importance of keeping focused squarely on the road.

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Technology-Minded Surveyors are Better Equipped

TREKK’s use of combined technology tools, UAS, SLAM and a variety of mobile and static LiDAR platforms, help us work safer and faster, gathering more complete information both above and below ground. With this abundance of information, the software we use to manage and interpret the data is becoming more specific. Integrating workflows and newly developed artificial intelligence (AI) tools are helping us work smarter and faster, especially when the tools we use to gather this information are more robust.

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