Aerial photo of completed taxiway rehabilitation, taken September 2013. How do you rehabilitate a primary taxiway that serves aircraft manufacturing and general aviation operations, without impacting plane delivery schedules and flight access during the height of the summer season?… Continue Reading
I’ve been preparing project manuals and editing specifications at Reid Middleton for the past two decades; so I was disillusioned when an engineer told me that, “No one reads the specs unless they have to.” No one had vocalized that… Continue Reading
A Vision Becomes Reality The Reid Middleton transportation practice roots date back to 1983 when Paul Masten joined Reid Middleton. Paul had relocated from Chicago with the vision of leading a civil engineering practice in the Northwest, having an emphasis on… Continue Reading
Families gather at a "move-in" ceremony in Monroe, Wash. Photo courtesy of Housing Hope. In my eight years at Reid Middleton, I have gone through my morning routine many times. Given vacations, holidays, sick days, and the occasional all-nighters… Continue Reading
Reid Middleton began its aviation engineering practice in the early 1970s under the direction of Paul Vick. Early on, the half-dozen person staff focused mainly on master planning and included work at the Port of Bremerton and Paine Field. Our… Continue Reading