Two Donohue personnel are featured speakers at the Wisconsin Wastewater Operators’ Association (WWOA) Annual Conference being held virtually October 20-22, 2020.
Three Donohue personnel are presenters at the American Water Works Association Wisconsin Virtual Conference being held September 16-18, 2020.
Five Donohue wastewater professionals will be sharing technical presentations as part of the virtual Indiana Water Environment Association’s annual conference. Brief summaries of the presentations follow.
Kam P. Law, Ph.D., PE, ENV SP joins Donohue & Associates as a Senior Project Manager and Practice Leader: Wastewater Innovations. In this key leadership role, Kam will work directly with our wastewater clients to understand and address their needs and lead project teams. She brings 25 years of industry experience as a wastewater process engineer for facilities in the Upper Midwest and across the U.S. As the Practice Leader for Wastewater Innovations, she will work to advance the wastewater field, guiding Donohue teams and our clients in their efforts to effectively employ and implement innovative and emerging technologies and practices.
The South Milwaukee Water Utility and Donohue & Associates received an American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Wisconsin 2020 Engineering Excellence State Finalist Award for the New Clearwells and High Service Pump Station project.
The City of Medford, Wisconsin and Donohue & Associates received an American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Wisconsin 2020 Engineering Excellence Best of State Award for the Innovative Low Level Phosphorus Compliance project.
Donohue & Associates and the City of Joliet, Illinois received a 2020 Engineering Excellence Special Achievement Award for the “Preparing for the Future: Upgrades at Aux Sable” project from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) of Illinois. In addition, the project also received the Judges Choice Award.
Donohue & Associates, Inc. has relocated its downtown Chicago office to 230 West Monroe Street, Suite 2925.
Chicago, Illinois – On Saturday, September 21, over 150 young professionals and school volunteers gathered for the annual Water Environment Federation’s (WEF) Student and Young Professionals Community (SYPC) Service Project at the Maria Saucedo Scholastic Academy in Chicago. This year’s project was to re-envision the entrance into the Academy and improve stormwater management. The entryway into the school is often underwater when it rains, leaving many wet feet on the 800+ students.
Chris Lockett joins Donohue & Associates’ Milwaukee office with 17 years of diverse and progressive experience encompassing the planning, design and construction-related services of water and wastewater projects across the country. He is a highly skilled and respected Senior Project Manager with experience in civil and process-mechanical engineering and project management.