Collins Engineers, Inc. (U.S.A. and Europe)

Collins Engineers, Inc. is an engineering firm known for its comprehensive civil, structural, and transportation engineering services. Founded in 1979, the company has built a reputation for delivering high-quality engineering solutions to clients in both the public and private sectors. Here are some key aspects of the firm:


Services


Collins Engineers, Inc. offers a broad range of services, including:



  1. Civil Engineering: Roadway and infrastructure design, water resources engineering, and site development.

  2. Structural Engineering: Design, analysis, and inspection of bridges, buildings, and other infrastructure.

  3. Marine Engineering: Specializing in waterfront structures, harbors, and waterways.

  4. Transportation Engineering: Highway design, traffic analysis, public transportation systems.

  5. Construction Management: Overseeing construction projects to ensure they meet design specifications, timelines, and budgets.

  6. Inspection Services: Regular and specialized inspections of various structures, employing advanced techniques and technologies.

  7. Management and Consulting: Offering project management, feasibility studies, and strategic consulting.


Geographic Presence



  • United States: Collins Engineers operates multiple offices across the country, including major cities such as Chicago (headquarters), Denver, Boston, and Atlanta, among others. They have a significant presence in various states, providing localized expertise.

  • Europe: While their European operations are less extensive compared to their U.S. presence, Collins Engineers is expanding its reach with projects and offices aimed at serving various European markets.


Notable Projects


The firm is involved in a variety of prominent projects, from designing critical infrastructure like bridges and highways to providing inspection and safety assessments for existing structures. Some notable types of projects include:



  • Major bridge rehabilitations and replacements

  • Coastal and waterfront development projects

  • Highway expansion and modernization projects

  • Public transportation system improvements


Innovation and Technology


Collins Engineers is also at the forefront of utilizing advanced technologies such as:



  • 3D Modeling and BIM (Building Information Modeling): For more accurate and efficient project designs.

  • Drones and UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems): For detailed inspections of structures that are difficult to access.

  • Structural Health Monitoring: Using sensors and IoT (Internet of Things) to monitor the health of infrastructure in real-time.


Professional Affiliations and Certifications


The firm and its employees are often affiliated with professional organizations such as the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), and various state-level engineering boards. They hold various certifications required for specialized inspections and engineering practices.


Sustainability and Community Involvement


Collins Engineers is committed to sustainable engineering practices, often incorporating environmentally friendly designs and materials into their projects. They are also actively involved in the communities they serve, participating in local events, charities, and professional development programs.


Overall, Collins Engineers, Inc. stands as a robust and diversified engineering firm, offering a wide array of services across multiple geographies. Their commitment to quality, innovation, and community involvement makes them a notable entity within the engineering sector.


Products

Undwater Inspections, Vulnerability Assessments, Hydrographic Surveys

Chicago USA

123 North Upper Wacker Drive
Chicago IL 60606
USA

Ships

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