Fitzpatrick Engineering Group

In 2015, as the engineering industry was bouncing back, Doug Fitzpatrick knew that he must add value to projects to survive. Read Doug's article from I.I. magazine& consider how we could add tangible value to your project today!
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Informed Infrastructure Nov./Dec. 2015 VOL. 1 NO. 6 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015 The construction engineer’s source for projects, products and technology Building a Blockbuster Bridge Oregon Preparing for Export Prioritizing Data Management Water Sensors and Monitoring Systems

Technology has certainly changed our world over the past decade, but have we capitalized on this in the design professions? Doug Fitzpatrick believes we can better harness technology to increase efficiency in the design process. See his article about this in Informed Infrastructure from 2015. These concepts still apply today and the FEG team strives to save time and money for our clients by “Minding the Gap in Technology” on every project.
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Despite a busy work schedule this summer, the FEG team knows the importance of taking breaks occasionally. Friday we managed to sneak away from the office for some fun in the sun. Great company, perfect weather, and yummy food!

For years, Doug Fitzpatrick & his team have been using 3D modeling to increase project efficiency. Check out this article he wrote in Informed Infrastructure & be sure to contact FEG today for your next project: http://bluetoad.com/publication/?i=246360 #{"issue_id":246360,"page":26}

The Year in Infrastructure 2018 was a great conference. One of the highlights was catching up with Kevin Carmody of V1 Media at a lively dinner.

Thank you AIA Charlotte for a great day at the annual Joe Mallamo Golf Tournament! It was great meeting everyone. BTW, Brad Crotts at Perkins Eastman was the winner of our raffle at the end of the day.

The FEG office will be closed Monday August 21. The entire office (families and kids included) is heading to the Columbia Zoo in SC via bus to view the total eclipse. We'll be leaving very early Monday morning, having a corporate lunch at the zoo conference center, then hanging out to watch the eclipse. The office will be open Tuesday.