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Top 100 Best Workplaces in Washington!
We’ve been ranked 19th Best Workplace in Washington (mid-size firms) out of 250 firms in Washington State! Thank you to all our coworkers for making Reid Middleton a great place to work. See the full list here.
Out with the old Newhouse at the state Capitol campus
Rendering courtesy of The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP "The state Department of Enterprise Services set a June 1 groundbreaking ceremony for the replacement Irving R. Newhouse Building project as crews last week leveled the old Newhouse Building, which was a…
Seismic Repair & Retrofit in Alaska
"Gruening Middle School, located in Eagle River, Alaska, was significantly damaged during a magnitude 7.1 earthquake on November 30, 2018. The epicenter of the earthquake was only 11 miles from the school. Due to the damage, Gruening was shut down…
Our Journey to 70 Years…
…started with Jim Reid, a civil engineer, and Leroy Middleton, a land surveyor. As Reid Middleton, Inc. commemorates our 70th year, we reflect on the results of our dedicated and hardworking staff and clients. Our theme and logo, “Journey to…
Top 100 Best Workplaces in Washington!
We’ve been ranked 8th Best Workplaces in Washington (mid-size firms) out of 250 firms in Washington State! Thank you to all our coworkers for making Reid Middleton a great place to work. See the full list here.
SBA Increases Small Business Size Standard
As a Federal Small Business, Reid Middleton applauds the SBA's decision to increase the size standard for the A/E industry. Below is a link for the press release from SBA. Federal Register :: Small Business Size Standards: Professional, Scientific and…
Architects & Engineers – Working Together
"Architects and engineers are two related professions that frequently get lumped together. How many casual conversations have declared a building, roadway, transportation, or utility system an “architectural” or “engineering” feat, interchangeably?" Rachael Kvapi, Alaska Business Alaska Business - It Takes…
A Glacier Built on Land
"The KeyBank Plaza in downtown Anchorage is no more. The magnitude 7.1 earthquake on November 30, 2018, killed it. Oh, the nine-story building still stands at the corner of Fifth Avenue and F Street, but earthquake damage left it uninhabitable,…