Curious to see what we’ve been up to? Read our Spring newsletter to catch up. Thank you for your continued interest in Holland Engineering and our services!
When the snow melts and the weather warms, we all know what that means here in Michigan: construction season! As you drive around, please watch out for construction workers and our seasonal state flower, the orange road cone.
If you’re a student that is excited about both the history and future of land surveying and are looking to make land surveying part of your future career, we strongly encourage you to review and complete the application.
Holland Engineering offered it’s annual $2,500 scholarship to Survey students from Ferris State University, Michigan Technological University, and Northwestern Michigan College. HEI is excited to announce the 2020 Survey Scholarship winner, Jedidiah Lewis!
Adams Ridge includes 18 four-unit townhouse-style apartment buildings on a 29.4-acre property in Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County, MI. This was a challenging site as portions of the property are encumbered by floodplain, wetland, and existing easements. Additionally, a county drain is located along the south and east sides of the property.
This Student Scholarship Award for 2020 will select one survey student from Ferris State University, Michigan Technological University or Northwestern Michigan College to be awarded $2,500 to be used towards tuition or the purchase of student books.
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula can be treacherous during the winter, and the beginning of 2019 was no exception! Holland Engineering’s Pipeline Survey Group recently assisted SEMCO Energy with surveying and as-builts for its Marquette Connector project.
This year, Holland Engineering offered it’s annual $2,500 scholarship to Engineering students from Calvin College and Western Michigan University. We received many excellent applications, and it was tough to choose just one recipient. Holland Engineering is excited to announce the 2019 Engineering Scholarship winner, Jarrett Nuyen!
Have you looked at a map online lately? Ever look up your property to see your parcel lines? If you have, you are probably more familiar with the term GIS than you think. Geographic Information System, or GIS, is the framework for gathering, managing, and analyzing data, and then organizing and creating a visual representation for you to look at, aka your parcel map.
