Hard hats on, shovels in hand, and the construction finally began. Wednesday, June 10, Mayor Ron Meer with Police Chief Mark Swistek hosted the ‘shovels to the ground’ groundbreaking ceremony in Michigan City, Indiana to begin work on the new … Continue reading →

The Lake County Bridge is finally opened! On June 9, Chris Murphy, PE and Commissioner Gerry Scheub of Lake County spoke to commemorate the ribbon cutting. It was a great day to open this finished bridge to the citizens of … Continue reading →

Kendra York spoke at InfraAmericas’ 11 annual US P3 Forum in New York City on June 9-10. This forum in the P3 industry’s gathering of infrastructure developers, investors, financiers, state and federal public official, and regional transportation authorities. This year, … Continue reading →

The Ronald Reagan Groundbreaking was held on Monday, June 29, for the next two phases of the parkway. Both phases will begin in July/August including construction from CR 300 North to US 136, and the addition of two lanes from … Continue reading →

On Friday, June 10, Joel Farmer was one of 11 talented professionals who served on the panel for Real Estate People’s Healthcare Real Estate Summit. Joel spoke on the necessity of designing today’s healthcare facilities to have a welcoming, destination … Continue reading →

American Structurepoint’s Community Service group helped a Backyard Barbecue on Friday, May 29 to celebrate volunteers, a new community service video, and the successful Make a Point…Race to 30% campaign. Employees all came together for a fun afternoon. Ben Bontrager … Continue reading →

  Get ready! July 31, 30 of your fellow staff members will be competing in the annual Chili Cookoff. Be sure to invite your clients to this opportunity to create strong working relationships! Showcase your delicious chili recipe. Who will … Continue reading →

On Friday, June 19, American Structurepoint hosted its very own “Bring Your Daughter to Work Day” for young women interested in engineering, architecture, IT, and more.  Twelve young women were able to attend a half-day session of learning, hands on … Continue reading →

On Monday, June 22, over 20 employees and family came together to help clean, paint, and more for the Fuller Center House Build. Volunteers put in two hours of hard work and really helped the house reach the next step … Continue reading →

Special congratulations goes out to Firat Sever, PhD, PE, and all who helped him publish his research report, Structural Capabilities of No-Dig Manhole Rehabilitation. This report is for the Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF), and is worth the read. Dozens … Continue reading →

The IT Group is always going above and beyond to meet our technology needs, but check out some of the exciting services they have been working on: Citrix (Work/Life Balance and Mobility) (Currently in POC) Wi-Fi Campus Wide (Mobility and … Continue reading →

It is with great pride we announce that Vice President Jack Lashenik has been selected to participate in this fall’s Stanley K. Lacey Executive Leadership Series. This is a huge honor for Jack and for American Structurepoint as many of … Continue reading →

You voted and the results are in…. Kokomo Municipal Stadium, new home of the Kokomo Jackrabbits, was announced as the winner of the summer-collegiate ballpark! Congratulations to everyone who helped work on this Stadium, as your work is greatly appreciated … Continue reading →

On Friday, June 26, Seth Maxwell, founder of the Thirst Project, visited American Structurepoint for a lunch meet and greet. Seth spent some time speaking about how the Thirst project began, what their mission is, how we can help, and … Continue reading →