Click here for a printable PDF Navigating the Intricacies of Federal Funding – How to Master the Application Process With the introduction of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), federal investment in infrastructure is the highest it has been in decades. This is especially important now when municipalities…
Click here for a printable PDF Introducing New Service Offering – Natural Gas Consulting CTI Engineers, Inc. is proud to announce the introduction of our new Natural Gas Service offering natural gas consulting engineering to our clients and customers. With more than 30 years of engineering leadership and expertise primarily focused on water and earth…
Neal Hall, Vice President & Senior Project Manager, Retires After More Than 20 Years With CTI Neal Hall started his career with CTI Engineers in November of 2000 after previous experience working with members of the company and hearing firsthand about the company’s good reputation. He soon found out from his own experience that the…
Click here for a printable PDF The City of Canton Navigates Sanitary Sewer River Crossing with Updated Siphon Design For a utility, the least costly method of transporting wastewater to treatment plants is by using gravity to move flow downhill with gravity sewers. However, accomplishing this with an entire collection system is usually impossible. A…
Click here for a printable PDF CTI Engineers, Inc. Announces Corporate Rebranding Initiative (CHATTANOOGA, TN, October 2021) – CTI Engineers, Inc., an employee-owned civil engineering consulting firm specializing in water and wastewater design, is pleased to announce the unveiling of a company-wide rebranding effort to position the company for continued success, growth and a competitive…
CTI Celebrates 30 Years This July, CTI Engineers, Inc. celebrates 30 years of business, providing local, specialized civil engineering services to municipal governments and private industries. From the beginning, the 10 founding engineers of CTI wanted to work at a firm focused on engineering and its employees. They were concerned with the complex, corporate structure…
Click here for printable PDF Remote Prison Locked Up Against Environmental Regulations Not in My Backyard (NIMBY) refers to the common conception that residents have negative attitudes toward human service facilities, like prisons, occupying space in their communities. So, more often than not, these facilities are located in remote areas removed from…
Click here for printable PDF. Ohio Village Water Plant is Approved for Unique VOC Treatment The Village of Bellaire, Ohio resides on the banks of the Ohio River. For small rural communities like Bellaire, the access to clean and safe drinking water is imperative, however, these communities face obstacles keeping their utility facilities operational and…
Click here for a printable PDF CTI Ohio Celebrates 25 Years As we enter the fourth quarter of a tumultuous and unprecedented year, we reflect and celebrate 2020 as a milestone year for CTI, marking the 25th anniversary of opening the company’s first branch office in Ohio. When the original founders of the company formed…
Click here for a printable PDF Georgia Source Water Study Challenges Environmental Limitations Before a county or municipality can provide public water service to its customers, a variety of factors must be considered to ensure there are no lasting environmental or water quality impacts. For this reason, state regulating agencies, such as the Georgia Environmental…
