10 Reasons to Join a Professional Organization. We mentor and encourage our employees to actively give back to the communities they live in, work in, and the professional organizations that help them to develop as professionals and people…
BME provides landscape architectural services for a wide range of project types, including park planning, golf course planning and design, athletic facilities, open space planning, and trail mapping…
During National Surveyors Week (March 20-24), we celebrate our land surveying crew here at BME Associates! Our survey department is made up of…
During Engineers Week, February 23rd is celebrated as Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day! Girl Day is a worldwide campaign to introduce girls to the fascinating world of engineering…
In the spring of 2014, GVLSA formed a Standards Committee in an effort to update our survey standards that were last updated and jointly adopted by the Genesee Valley Land Surveyors Association and the Monroe County Bar Association in 1994…
In previous BME articles, we discussed LiDAR, a remote sensing technology that BME Associates is currently utilizing to gain better topography for your projects and as a means of helping you to control your costs. We also talked about KMZ file creation for Google Earth…
We are proud to announce that BME President, Peter Vars, is this year’s chosen recipient for the APWA’s Harry Swearingen Award for Outstanding Chapter Achievement and Excellent in Chapter Service!
Justin Freida is now a certified Remote Pilot after recently passing the FAA Part 107 licensing exam. Justin completed a 4-week training course in preparation for his license. The course, provided by…
The Society of Women Engineers announce Rebecca Glitch as their “SWEet Engineer” of October. Rebecca shines light on her role here at BME and offers advice for those looking to start their profession in engineering…
The Davis–Bacon Act of 1931 is a United States federal law that establishes the requirement for paying the local prevailing wages on public works projects for “laborers and mechanics” on federally funded construction projects. It applies to direct federal contracts (prime contractors and subcontractors), as well as to state and local governments expending federal (grant or loan) funds…