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Wisdot Roster of Eligible Engineering Consultants -- September 29, 2021 WisDOT Roster of Eligible Engineering Consultants -- September 29, 2021 Advanced Engineering And Environmental Services, Inc (d/b/a AE2S)Trns*prt Number: 2424 Rimrock Road Suite 200 Phone: (608) 695-5589 Madison, WI 53713-0000 Fax: 4050 Garden View Drive Suite 200 Phone: (701) 746-8087 Grand Forks, ND 58201-0000 Fax: 6901 E Fish Lake Road Suite 184 Phone: (763) 463-5036 Maple Grove, MN 55369-0000 Fax: 997 Main Street W Phone: (218) 766-4139 Baudette, MN 56623-0000 Fax: AECOM Technical Services, Inc. Trns*prt Number: 1020 1350 Deming Way Suite 100 Phone: (608) 836-9800 Middleton, WI 53562-0000 Fax: (608) 836-9767 1555 North Riverside Center Suite 214 Phone: (414) 944-6080 Milwaukee, WI 53212-0000 Fax: (414) 944-6081 200 Indiana Avenue Phone: (715) 341-8110 Stevens Point, WI 54481-0000 Fax: (715) 341-7390 2985 South Ridge Road Suite B Phone: (920) 468-1978 Green Bay, WI 54304-0000 Fax: (920) 426-3312 558 North Main Street Phone: (920) 235-0270 Oshkosh, WI 54901-4925 Fax: (920) 235-0321 AECOM Technical Services, Inc. delivers a full range of services covering all aspects of transportation, geotechnical, structural, environmental, water and wastewater, and construction engineering. Our firm has experience with all sizes of projects, ranging from municipal studies and designs through high-complexity urban mega projects. AECOM's staff is capable of planning, design, engineering, and construction services for highway, bridge, aviation, and transit/rail projects with expertise in construction project and program management, roadway/bridge design, planning, roundabouts, value engineering, GIS, storm water management, sanitary sewer systems, environmental planning and management services, architectural, urban planning, surveying and platting, construction staking, geologic and hydrologic evaluation, soil boring and testing, materials testing, in-plant inspection, QA/QC, geotechnical engineering services, non-destructive testing (infrared and radar), and pavement management planning. Our specialized professionals also perform soils and geologic studies, including environmental studies for assessments and statements, hazardous materials investigation and remediation, asbestos investigations and reporting, lead-based paint investigation and testing, inspection services, surveying and platting, natural resource services, storm water management, non-destructive testing and evaluations, vibration monitoring, drilling and well installation, pressuremeter testing, geophysical testing, and site development, environmental, health and safety management services including transactional due diligence, health and safety, and regulatory compliance services. Universe: CARS Page 1 of 39 Alfred Benesch & Company Trns*prt Number: 030 1300 West Canal Street Suite 150 Phone: (414) 308-1310 Milwaukee, WI 53233-0000 Fax: 4614 Red Fox Road Phone: (920) 230-6860 Oshkosh, WI 54904-0000 Fax: Planning, design, construction and engineering services for rural & urban highways; local roads & streets; ADA compliance; NEPA services; highway, railroad, stream crossings & pedestrian bridges; location & environmental studies; environmental services, including asbestos, regulatory compliance & permitting; railroad track & yards; traffic analysis, timing & signal design; site development; design & construction of education, rail, commercial, residential, municipal & recreational facilities; multi-use trails/bike paths; hydrologic and hydraulic studies; infrastructure improvements including potable water supply & distribution, sanitary & storm sewers, wastewater services & flood analysis; value engineering & feasibility studies; survey, including ROW plats & subdivision layout; GIS; construction inspection, survey and staking; geotechnical services, including construction observation & soil/material testing, subsurface investigations, special inspections and geotechnical engineering; electrical engineering; streetscape and aesthetics; aviation services, including navigational aids, paving, marking and security, fuel & hangar facility design/construction, airport planning & land acquisition.. Alta Planning and Design Trns*prt Number: 033 2525 E Franklin Avenue Suite 110 Phone: (612) 293-7818 Minneapolis, MN 55406-0000 Fax: Master plans (bicycle, pedestrian, trail, open space and park; Traffic engineering; Bicycle and pedestrian integration with transit; Counts, surveys and demand analysis; Bicycle parking design; Signage and wayfinding plans; Construction documentation; Education and personal travel encouragement; Public involvement; Technical assistance and training; Landscape architecture and project design; Greenway and corridor plans; Bicycle and pedestrian facility design guidelines; Complete Streets; Trail safety and sustainability audit; GIS and mapping services; Bike share planning studies; Safe Routes to School studies and plans; Project funding American Engineering Testing, Inc. Trns*prt Number: 035 1837 County Highway OO Phone: (715) 861-5045 Chippewa Falls, WI 54729-0000 Fax: 3194 Market Street Suite D Phone: (920) 347-1286 Green Bay, WI 54304-0000 Fax: 4203 Schofield Ave. Suite 1 Phone: (715) 359-3534 Schofield, WI 54476-2708 Fax: (715) 359-4032 4431 W. Michigan Street Suite 4 Phone: (218) 628-1518 Duluth, MN 55807-2711 Fax: 550 Cleveland Avenue North Phone: (800) 972-6364 St. Paul, MN 55114-1804 Fax: Geotechnical Engineering: subsurface exploration, cone penetrometer testing, dynamic pile testing (PDA). Construction Materials Engineering and Testing: bituminous, concrete, and aggregate testing, QA/QC, nondestructive testing. Environmental Engineering: phase I ESAs, phase II ESAs, wetland delineation, PECFA consultation. Forensic Engineering: pre-construction condition surveys, double-ring infiltrometer testing. Universe: CARS Page 2 of 39 Applied Pavement Technology, Inc. Trns*prt Number: 036 1108 Stephenson Ln Suite 114 Phone: (608) 620-1776 Waunakee, WI 53597-0000 Fax: 115 West Main Street Suite 400 Phone: (217) 398-3977 Urbana, IL 61801-0000 Fax: (217) 398-4027 Pavement Engineering, including: pavement management, pavement evaluation, pavement design and rehabilitation recommendations, forensic studies, life cycle cost analysis, applied research, technology transfer, and construction quality control and quality assurance. Applied Research Associates, Inc. Trns*prt Number: 037 100 Trade Centre Drive Suite 200 Phone: (217) 356-4500 Champaign, IL 61820-7233 Fax: (217) 356-3088 6314 Odana Road Suite 11 Phone: (608) 274-6409 Madison, WI 53719-1108 Fax: (608) 274-6169 Pavement/asset management, pavement engineering, safety, traffic monitoring, transportation policy & planning, geotechnical & structures, software development, and communications, outreach, and innovative media. Ardmore Roderick Trns*prt Number: 1500 W. Carroll Avenue Suite 300 Phone: (312) 795-1400 Chicago, IL 60607-0000 Fax: Construction Inspection, Construction Management, Highway/Roadway Design, ITS Design, Power & Gas Distribution, Program Management, Structural Engineering, Subsurface Utility Engineering, Survey Atkins North America, Inc. Trns*prt Number: 048 20 North Wacker Drive Phone: (312) 655-5851 Chicago, IL 60606-0000 Fax: 4030 West Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 700 Phone: (800) 477-7275 Tampa, FL 33607-0000 Fax: 45 S 7th Street Phone: (612) 338-3120 Minneapolis, MN 55402-0000 Fax: Atkins provides comprehensive consulting services in the areas of engineering, planning, construction management, program management, scientific disciplines, surveying and mapping, architecture, landscape architecture, and information technologies. Universe: CARS Page 3 of 39 Ayres Associates Inc Trns*prt Number: 060 20975 Swenson Drive Suite 200 Phone: (262) 523-4488 Waukesha, WI 53186-0000 Fax: (262) 523-4477 215 N. Second Street Suite 204 Phone: (715) 426-4908 Fall River, WI 54022-0000 Fax: 3376 Packerland Drive Phone: (920) 498-1200 Ashwaubenon, WI 54115-9586 Fax: 3433 Oakwood Hills Parkway Phone: (715) 834-3161 Eau Claire, WI 54701-7698 Fax: (715) 831-7500 5201 E. Terrace Drive Suite 200 Phone: (608) 443-1200 Madison, WI 53718-0000 Fax: (608) 443-1250 Highway design, including location studies; traffic engineering; hazardous materials investigations; wetland mitigation; stormwater design; wayside design/development; construction observation; bridge design, including pedestrian, railroad, and movable span; bridge load ratings; routine, high steel, fracture critical, and underwater bridge inspections; bridge scour analysis; hydraulic and hydrologic studies; railroad crossing design/coordination; airports; photogrammetry; architecture; landscape architecture; site development; and design imaging. Baudhuin, Inc. Trns*prt Number: 072 312 N Fifth Avenue PO Box 105 Phone: (920) 743-8211 Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235-0000 Fax: Civil engineering services including sanitary sewer, water distribution, storm sewer, storm water management, rural & urban roadways, site development, surveying, construction staking and construction management. Baxter & Woodman, Inc. Trns*prt Number: 080 115 S 84th Street Phone: (414) 257-3150 Milwaukee, WI 53214-0000 Fax: 2005 W. Beltline Hwy Suite 201 Phone: (608) 277-1230 Madison, WI 53713-0000 Fax: (608) 277-1240 256 South Pine St. Phone: (262) 763-7834 Burlington, WI 53105-3105 Fax: (262) 783-2509 8430 West Bryn Mawr Avenue Suite 400 Phone: (773) 444-0292 Chicago, IL 60012-0000 Fax: (773) 444-0334 8678 Ridgefield Road Phone: (815) 459-1260 Crystal Lake, IL 60012-0000 Fax: (815) 455-0450 Baxter & Woodman is a full service firm providing the following planning, design, and construction engineering
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