Julie Clark and Zack Daniel are currently attending the EMAT Conference in Murfreesboro to expand LDA’s disaster recovery expertise. This conference provides a valuable opportunity to engage with industry leaders, explore innovative solutions, and gain insights that will help better support the communities we serve. 🌟 Source

Happy Earth Day! Today and every day, we celebrate the planet we call home and reaffirm our commitment to building a more sustainable future. #EarthDay #EngineeringForGood #Sustainability Source

#WBGcrews and Nashville Department of Transportation & Multimodal Infrastructure are nearing completion on the Forest Park Sidewalk project in Madison! Over 1,000 LF of new 5-foot sidewalk and approximately 800 LF of associated underground storm drainage and water/sanitary system relocations now span from Neelys Bend Rd. to the Lexington Garden Apartments on Forest Park Rd. This public infrastructure project is … Read More

There are only a few weeks left to get your tickets for Nashville’s largest urban bike ride, Tour de Nash. Join us on May 16 and support Walk Bike Nashville’s mission to build a strong culture of walking and biking in Nashville! Source

We’re gearing up for the TNGIC Annual Conference in Franklin, TN! Make sure to stop by Booth #18 to connect with our team and don’t miss Joe Martin’s session. Joe will be sharing insights on Geospatial Data Management and how to preserve heritage while embracing smarter, more efficient technology. See you there! Source

LDA Engineering is excited to be the presenting sponsor of the 22nd annual Tour de Nash, happening on Saturday, May 16! If you’re interested in exploring Nashville through the city’s largest urban bike ride, be sure to register soon and take advantage of early bird pricing. Will we see you there? 🚲 Source

Spring is in the air at Johnson City’s Urban Pocket Park! 🌿 Part of the West Walnut Street Corridor redevelopment project, this space transformed 600 feet of underused roadway into a vibrant place to gather, play, and connect—complete with upgraded utilities, underground electric, and new fiber infrastructure. Landscape Architect: Arbor Land Design Source

Say hello to the Tour de Nash’s 25-Mile Local Tour and 45-Mile Grand Tour routes! This year’s routes will begin and end at Riverfront Park along First Avenue in Downtown Nashville, and each one shows off great places to ride all throughout the city. View detailed maps and sign up for Tour de Nash, presented LDA Engineering, at walkbikenashville.org/tourdenash! 🗺️These … Read More

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Registration is now open for the 22nd Tour de Nash, presented by LDA Engineering! Join us May 16 for Nashville’s largest urban bike ride and support Walk Bike Nashville’s mission to build a strong culture of walking and biking in Nashville. Register today at walkbikenashville.org/tourdenash for Early Bird pricing! 🚲 Tour de Nash is a casual and fun way to … Read More