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New infrastructure has to work with what’s already there.Roadways, existing utilities, property limits, easements, and p...
09/01/2026

New infrastructure has to work with what’s already there.

Roadways, existing utilities, property limits, easements, and public access can all influence where improvements go and how they’re built.

Understanding those constraints early gives project teams a clearer picture of what they have to work with, helping inform design, access, and construction planning before crews arrive in the field.

Learn more about how accurate surveying supports utility infrastructure projects: https://loom.ly/NMz6-Zk

08/26/2026

Ever wonder what the office side of surveying looks like?

Next up in our series: a day with Loren, one of R&R’s survey CAD technicians. He takes us along for a typical day and gives us a behind-the-scenes look at his role.

Coordinating with field and legal teams, drawing boundaries, and preparing survey documents are all part of Loren’s day, helping connect the work happening across our survey team.

Another day, another side of surveying you might not always see. 👀

Across 11 miles, every connection matters.R&R’s role on the DIA Water Transmission Project spanned an 11-mile proposed w...
08/20/2026

Across 11 miles, every connection matters.

R&R’s role on the DIA Water Transmission Project spanned an 11-mile proposed water main route from Denver International Airport to Tower Road at E-470, providing comprehensive surveying services along the way.

A corridor of that length moves through changing conditions, ownership areas, and jurisdictional requirements. R&R’s consistent survey information gave project partners a common foundation for design and coordination.

Take a closer look at the project: https://loom.ly/DQ3CrmY

08/18/2026

A utility line may follow one path, but getting it there can involve a lot of people.

Municipalities, utility districts, property owners, transportation agencies, contractors, and other project partners can all play a role. Each may bring different requirements, approvals, schedules, and priorities to the table.

Starting that coordination early gives teams more time to resolve right-of-way needs, confirm requirements, plan project phases, and keep important milestones on track.

Keeping everyone aligned is part of keeping the project moving.

Learn more: https://loom.ly/NMz6-Zk

08/13/2026

The best part of an internship isn’t just what you do. It’s what you take with you.

We asked Bree to look back on her internship at R&R and share what the experience meant to her.

From new challenges and hands-on learning to the people who made an impact along the way, this video is a reflection on a summer of growth, curiosity, and real-world experience. It’s another chapter in our POV: Day in the Life series, reminding us that every role has a different story to tell.

Now, Bree is taking those experiences with her as she continues studying civil engineering at Colorado School of Mines. Thanks for being part of the R&R team this summer, Bree!

A beautiful day for a round of golf. ⛳️Last week, our team had a great time at the Palace Construction Charity Golf Tour...
08/12/2026

A beautiful day for a round of golf. ⛳️

Last week, our team had a great time at the Palace Construction Charity Golf Tournament at Arrowhead Golf Club, benefiting Third Way Center. We were happy to join the fun and spend the day catching up with clients, partners, and friends.

Thanks to Palace Construction for another awesome event and for bringing everyone together in support of a great cause!

08/11/2026

What’s it really like to be a civil engineering intern?

We asked Anis to show us.

From the morning commute to time in the office and out in the field, this is a glimpse into a typical day during his summer internship at R&R. It’s the first video in our new POV: Day in the Life series, where you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at the people and roles that keep projects moving.

As Anis prepares to head back to Brown University to continue pursuing his engineering degree, we're excited to see where his journey takes him next.

This is just the beginning. Stay tuned as we continue sharing the people and perspectives that make R&R what it is.

The Denver Water Athmar Park Distribution Replacement project is a great example of why understanding existing condition...
08/06/2026

The Denver Water Athmar Park Distribution Replacement project is a great example of why understanding existing conditions matters.

Working through an established neighborhood meant every decision had to account for existing utilities, access, and surrounding infrastructure. Our team provided surveying and construction staking services that helped establish the accurate field information needed to support construction from the ground up.

With the right information from the start, teams can make informed decisions every step of the way. See how this project came together: https://loom.ly/bvHd8vw

Some of the most important parts of a project are the ones you never see.Before a utility project can move forward, team...
08/04/2026

Some of the most important parts of a project are the ones you never see.

Before a utility project can move forward, teams need a clear understanding of what’s already there. Existing utilities, drainage systems, easements, access, and other site conditions all influence how a project is designed and built.

The earlier those conditions are understood, the easier it is to make informed decisions, reduce risk, and avoid surprises during construction.

That’s why good infrastructure starts with good information. Learn more in our latest blog: https://loom.ly/NMz6-Zk

Another quarter is in the books, so we rounded up the team to celebrate, reflect, and look ahead.We kicked off our Q2 me...
07/30/2026

Another quarter is in the books, so we rounded up the team to celebrate, reflect, and look ahead.

We kicked off our Q2 meeting with breakfast, western-themed games and fun, plenty of laughs, and a raffle that had a few people especially invested in the outcome. (Better luck next time on that slushie machine.)

Then we celebrated the accomplishments of the past quarter, recognized outstanding team members, aligned on priorities and goals, and talked about what it means to provide white glove service, both for our clients and for each other.

Here’s to riding into Q3 together. 🤠

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