American Structurepoint

Welcome to our 2026 summer interns! This year’s class includes 70 talented students from universities across the country, including Texas A&M University, Purdue University, The Ohio State University, University of South Florida, and many more. Our interns will spend the summer working with our teams nationwide, gaining hands-on experience, mentorship, and insight into the work shaping communities across the country. We look forward to a great summer ahead.

This week is National Public Works Week, and American Structurepoint is recognizing the important work of our Utility Infrastructure Group. Our team makes an impact for the clients and communities we serve. Whether it is reducing the risk of floods, providing safe drinking water, or upgrading wastewater treatment systems, our team improves the quality of life for people across the country. Do you want to make a difference in with your career? Visit https://lnkd.in/dGi2fgj to learn more.

Our team attended the Best Places to Work in Indiana event where we were recognized alongside other outstanding companies from across the state. Thank you to our incredible staff, whose passion, collaboration, and commitment make American Structurepoint a great place to work.

Congratulations to the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) on the ribbon cutting for the State Route 353 bridge in Washington County, Tennessee. The original bridge was destroyed during Hurricane Helene in 2024. American Structurepoint experts provided owner’s representative project management services for the emergency bridge replacement.

Our experts will be at the Joint Engineer Training Conference and Expo (JETC) from May 19-21 in Portland, Oregon. Visit booth #729 to learn about BASI Joint Venture and how we can support your next project. BASI Joint Venture is a small business that brings together Barker & Associates and American Structurepoint, built on more than a decade of collaboration supporting federal government clients. With 80 years of combined experience, we deliver the full range of architecture and engineering services needed for any project.

The Hamilton County Government and Judicial Center Expansion project is now under construction. The three-story, 100,000 sft expansion will add seven new courtrooms, a public plaza with restrooms, and a dedicated voting entrance designed to support Hamilton County’s continued growth. Congratulations to the project team that is helping bring this vision to life!

Chief Strategy Officer Steve Davidson was featured in this Engineering News-Record (ENR) article discussing the strong momentum across the AEC industry and the outlook for continued growth in 2026. His perspective highlights the opportunities driven by infrastructure investment, evolving client needs, and the importance of delivering innovative, resilient solutions for communities nationwide. https://lnkd.in/gSbMMgXU

American Structurepoint experts partnered with QCI Group and Higley Construction to deliver a new clubhouse and event center at the historic Ridgewood Golf Course in Parma, Ohio. Designed for year-round use, the facility features golf simulators, flexible event space, expanded parking, and infrastructure improvements that support the community for generations to come. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gvm255Yc

Congratulations to Jim Reese on 50 years of service with the Everton Volunteer Fire Department. During his time with the department, Jim has served as a volunteer firefighter, line officer, and fire chief. Through his dedication and leadership, the department has received two grants, including $500,000 for a new fire station and $250,000 for a new engine. Join us in congratulating Jim and thanking him for his service!

Nationally, four out of five people killed in road construction zone crashes are drivers or passengers. To keep roadways and construction sites safe for all, follow the tips below: • Slow down when driving through construction zones, especially on roads with higher speed limits. • Pay attention to changing traffic patterns when entering and exiting construction zones and be careful when changing lanes. • Give construction workers plenty of space when driving through a construction zone. • Plan ahead by checking your route and use detours when possible.