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MNS celebrates Professional Engineers Day by spotlighting young, licensed engineers who are rapidly developing skills in transportation, water resources, and structures. These rising stars are crucial for ensuring the future of California's infrastructure.
The MNS CM Water team provided construction management services for the $34.8 million South San Luis Obispo Sanitation District’s Wastewater Treatment Plant Redundancy project, celebrating its completion at a ribbon-cutting ceremony. This significant infrastructure upgrade enhances the region’s wastewater system reliability, introduces energy-efficient systems, and represents a long-term investment in public health and environmental protection for Arroyo Grande, Grover Beach, and Oceano.
MNS Transportation’s construction management team participated in the ribbon-cutting for the new Iron Horse Trail Bridge over Bollinger Canyon Road. This project significantly enhances safety for pedestrians and bicyclists while improving traffic flow in San Ramon.
MNS Transportation and the City of El Segundo won the ASCE MLAB 2025 Bikeways & Trails Award for the El Segundo Boulevard Improvement Project. This $8M regional investment revitalized 1.5 miles of roadway and added 2.5 miles of bike infrastructure, enhancing safety, mobility, and multimodal access.
MNS has advanced to No. 34 on ENR’s Top 50 Construction Management Firms nationwide and No. 24 among California design/engineering firms, highlighting strong growth and commitment to excellence.
MNS Transportation was honored with three awards at the Caltrans 2025 Excellence in Transportation awards for their work on the Montecito Roundabouts, State Route 156 Widening, and US 101 4D North projects. These awards recognized outstanding teamwork, safety, mobility improvements, collaborative problem-solving, and innovative delivery.
MNS launches its 2025 Summer Intern Program, offering hands-on infrastructure training and celebrating interns moving into full-time roles. Join us for a season of learning and career growth!
MNS has been recognized as a Great Place to Work for the second consecutive year, reflecting its commitment to valuing and empowering employees. Explore career opportunities with a company that truly puts its people first.
MNS proudly supported the ASCE Younger Members at the 2025 STEAM Carnival held at CSU Channel Islands in Camarillo, featuring over 70 interactive STEM activities from CSUCI and the MOXI Museum. The event engaged participants of all ages in hands-on learning experiences like dissections, problem-solving, sensory experiments, music-making, and pottery.
Laguna County Sanitation and MNS Water earned the 2025 APWA Central Coast Project of the Year Award for their Phase 1 upgrade of a 60-year-old wastewater plant in Santa Maria Valley, featuring new facilities and advanced disinfection for cleaner, sustainable water.
The Avenue R Complete Streets & Safe Routes Project in Palmdale won the 2024 APWA Southern California High Desert Branch Best Improvement for Public Safety Award. This initiative enhances safety by upgrading road infrastructure, adding crosswalks, and creating dedicated bike lanes to foster a safer, more connected community.
Emily Elliott has been appointed as Planning Commissioner for the City of Redlands, CA. Her dedication to city planning and community development is celebrated for its anticipated lasting impact on the community.
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