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In a report published in the spring 2019 issue of Straight from the Tap, David Osborne, PE, discusses the state of water loss -- also known as non-revenue water -- in Kentucky and Tennessee. Straight from the Tap is a publication of American Water Works Association Kentucky/Tennessee Section.

Mitch Long, PLS, CP, GISP, has been named GRW’s newest Vice President.

ACEC-Indiana recognized two GRW-designed projects as State Finalists during its 2019 Engineering Excellence Awards program in March. 

The awards went to two long-time GRW clients; we’ve been working with both Fall Creek and Twin Lakes since 2004:

Joe Pavoni is the first GRW employee to earn the designation Assoc. DBIA (Associate Design-Build Professional) by successfully completing the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA)’s comprehensive education, training, and certification testing program.

GRW used its Vexcel cameras in October to collect imagery of hurricane damage in Florida and Georgia.

Bob Smallwood receives 2018 UK Civil Engineering Achievement Award.

GRW's Indianpolis office has a new address. The team is now located at 9001 N Wesleyan Rd, Suite 200, in Indianapolis. 

Our phone number is the same: (317) 347-3650

GRW joined Maysville, KY-based healthcare service provider Comprehend in ceremony for facility expansion. 

ACEC-Kentucky recognized three GRW-designed projects with Engineering Excellence Grand Awards.

GRW is leading the design of a new 300,000 SF, approximately $130-million, correctional facility for Escambia County, Fl.

The ultimate winner of this year's Canstruction event in Lexington, KY, was God's Pantry Food Bank. More than 22,000 items were collected for the organization that serves 50 counties in the Central and Eastern Kentucky regions.

For two weeks in November, GRW employees learned things about water purification from the point of view of those affected by disaster, including Puerto Ricans recovering from this year’s hurricane season.

The West Virginia Department of Transportation, Division of Highways, recognized Chapman Technical Group and two other firms for their combined work on a project known as South Madison Branch - Guyandotte River Bridge, WV Route 10, Logan County.

Today, GRW joins more than 700 organizations across the country in recognizing Imagine a Day Without Water. The event, organized by the Value of Water, helps raise awareness about challenges facing water systems from coast to coast.

Rob Hench, one of GRW's longest serving employees, has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer of GRW Aerial Surveys.

After earning his Bachelor's degree in computer science at the Georgia Institute of Technology, he started his career at GRW in 1985. He’s been a GRW employee for more than 32 years.

Check out a bird's-eye view of the construction underway on the Versailles WWTP.

Sanitation District No. 1, a long-time client of GRW, received a new award during the recent Governor’s Local Issues Conference in Louisville.

An article in The State Journal, Frankfort, KY's, local news source, provided a preview of the new consolidated administration and customer service building for the Frankfort Plant Board.

GRW is mourning the loss of one of GRW’s founding leaders, Claude Lessig. A water resources engineer and GRW senior vice president, Mr. Lessig became the fifth employee of GRW in 1965.

A new section of the American Society of Highway Engineers (ASHE) was chartered June 1 in Lexington, KY.