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The City of Pasco set out to upgrade its wastewater treatment plant to meet escalating demand caused by its population more than doubling in the past 20 years. For the inaugural phases of this WWTP improvement project, the team had to craft design solutions that both meet the City’s current critical capacity needs and projected continued urban growth.

More frequent and intense storm events cause flooding that puts our infrastructure and public safety at risk. See how Consor has been growing our water resources practice to help our communities build resilience to these climate change impacts.

In addition to its vast network of waterways, the Puget Sound region is home to one of Consor’s dynamic and deeply collaborative water planning and design teams. Get to know them!

Public agencies consistently cite aging infrastructure issues and systems vulnerable to climate change impacts as their primary concerns. Consor is focused on scaling up services to better support our client partners in 2024.

Principal Engineer Lael Alderman shares his approach for successful project management, which relies on four off-the-books skills that, coincidentally, makes a challenging job enjoyable.

The numbers don’t lie—a full year together as Consor, and we’re better for the experience! Because we know every drop makes an impact, we’re celebrating our achievements in 2023, big and small.

Where was Central Region Director Zina Schwartz 27 years ago? This fresh-out-of-college EIT was out collecting traffic data as one of Consor’s first teammates! Where is she now? Leading a group of nearly 400 people as our Central Region Director! When you ask Zina what has guided her career success, she will tell you it comes down to one simple motto: “Jump at the chance to help with anything.”

Every firm will TELL you it’s the right choice for your next career move. But we're here with recent stories that SHOW our reasons you'll get a better experience—and be better for the experience—at Consor.

The Poema Place Bridge posed design and construction challenges due to its high visibility and location across an environmentally sensitive canyon in a high-seismic zone.

We support our teammates in getting—and staying—actively involved in professional societies and organizations. The benefits are manifold, as Karen Tatman, ACEC Oregon National Director and principal engineer with 30 years of experience, articulates perfectly: “I’ve found expanding our collaborators to those in professional organizations allows us to make more valuable advancements quicker, which is critical as our communities grow and infrastructure ages.”

Consor is excited to announce its latest partnership with American Consulting Professionals, a multidisciplinary firm specializing in planning, design, and construction services for public transportation infrastructure. Based in Florida and Georgia, American’s team of 80 professionals is driven by a shared vision of providing innovative and tailored solutions to serve communities through exceptional service.

Transforming communities through engineering isn’t just about the infrastructure—it’s about changing the narrative of who can design and deliver that infrastructure. That’s why Ashy French is so passionate about sharing her story and helping young people see their future in STEM.