BNSF Railway’s Post

We are excited to announce MORE rail sites to our constantly growing portfolio! 📍 Everett, WA 📍 Spokane, WA 📍 Plymouth, WA 📍 Springfield, MO Certified Sites offer businesses strategic access to rail infrastructure, enabling faster development timelines and reduced speed-to-market. Each site undergoes rigorous evaluations for utilities, environmental and geotechnical standards, ensuring they’re ready for immediate development. For businesses looking to grow efficiently and scale with rail connectivity, these sites represent exceptional opportunities. #BNSFRailway #Logistics#EconomicDevelopment #RailInfrastructure #BusinessGrowth #BNSF

#ICYMI Spokane International Airport's Rail-Truck Transload Center has been approved as a BNSF Certified Site. Certified Sites are locations that have been extensively vetted by BNSF based on stringent economic development criteria and readiness standards. Learn more about what this means for Spokane customers and businesses: https://lnkd.in/eKAnByaw

#DYK the airport is also home to a world-class Rail-Truck Transload facility? It’s all part of our strategic vision to position our region as a best-in-class multi-modal transportation hub – and just yesterday our Transload Facility was recognized as a BNSF Certified Site. What does this mean? It means our Rail-Truck Transload Center was extensively vetted to meet BNSF’s stringent economic development criteria and readiness standards and has been officially deemed as a “shovel ready” location – making it easier for customers needing direct access to rail infrastructure to transport their goods and grow their business. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eKAnByaw

Love regional or local history? Help the Southeast tell the full story…from slaves and slave owners to undergound railroad conductors all kinds of people make up a community’s history. ARC is helping Appalachian communities tell their involvement in the Underground Railroad. How are you helping your community to tell your community story?

Pile installation methods for challenging soil conditions 🌍 Navigating challenging soil conditions can be complex, but with the right methods, it becomes manageable. Our blog explores innovative pile installation techniques tailored for difficult terrains. Discover how Acteon’s expertise and advanced methods ensure successful installations even in the most demanding environments. ➡️ Read the full article to learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q02-TKr40

Download the below for great info surrounding the Grey belt👇 If you would like to know more or see how Landinsight can help regarding Grey belt sites, DM me for more details. #greybelt #landdevelopment #land #construction #development #realestate

Check out our conversation with Firas Fahoum in EP182 on "Surveyor Says! The NSPS Podcast" here: https://lnkd.in/ePMeV3Rj

A quick update video: 'The State of Coastal' ...as of May 2024 Listen in as our CEO provides us insights on our active and upcoming projects.

As America's infrastructure ages, countless local governments across the country find themselves at an important crossroads. Faced with the often expensive and critical task of upgrading their local infrastructure, they must decide how to proceed: the most economical option? incremental patchwork? or large-scale overhaul programs that will be a long-term investment in the future. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, recently faced this challenge, and it decided to look to the future by undertaking a massive overhaul of its aging water system. The city chose SAM as a partner to make these vital improvements, and the program ended up requiring extensive knowledge of multiple geospatial and engineering disciplines. Luckily, SAM's Managed Geospatial Solutions™ framework was uniquely suited to the challenge. We detail how our team helped the city make this program a success in our latest case story: https://lnkd.in/dkeVKCEN

It was the beginning of April 1974. Billy, Don’t be a Hero by Paper Lace 🎵 was number one in the charts, we were watching The Godfather Part II 🍿 at the cinema, and for the kids, Bagpuss was on TV. At the same time, the Severn Trent Water Authority was opening its doors - taking over from dozens of local water authorities and corporations, each with their own history; inheriting and becoming custodians of some of the most vital bits of infrastructure in the country; and looking ahead to serving millions over the years to come. To mark this milestone, we’re taking a look in the archives spanning the last 50 years, and throughout the next few weeks we’ll profile the people, the partners and the places where we’ve worked and invested in. Looking at the positive impact on the region we serve – whether that’s better water quality, greater resilience, and stronger communities. It’s easy to think of Severn Trent as the name on your bill, but we’re pretty handy with a spade and digger, too. So we’ll start first by looking at some of our greatest engineering feats, the huge investments and innovations that have been delivered through the decades – including this one above at Little Eaton back in 1977 – laying new water mains to enable the construction of the A38. And while we can look back on projects with pride, we’re just about to hit our busiest ever period for investment – putting more into our infrastructure than ever before. You can read more about this here too: http://ms.spr.ly/6044cNmSy 📸 Picture shared with permission from website ST Reunited http://ms.spr.ly/6045cNmSJ