R&M has opened a new office in Wasilla, expanding its presence in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley and strengthening local support for infrastructure, land development and community projects.
Do you know what happens if you have the best design, best contractor and perfect working conditions, but poor materials? Even the strongest project team can end up with poor performance, delays and costly rework. What happens if you assume the materials available meet or exceed project requirements, but they don’t? Projects lose time, budgets […]
Cody Gibson, LSIT, CMS, Remote Sensing Specialist at R&M, recently earned his Certified Mapping Scientist – Remote Sensing certification from ASPRS. With 12 years of experience in land and hydrographic surveying, Cody brings advanced geospatial expertise to support R&M’s growing capabilities in remote sensing and mapping across Alaska.
Courtney Maillet, Mikey Auza and Bryant Wright have been promoted into new roles at R&M, recognizing their dedication, expertise and contributions to the firm. These promotions reflect R&M’s ongoing commitment to supporting staff growth and celebrating internal success.
R&M has achieved CMMC Level 2 certification, demonstrating advanced cybersecurity readiness and the ability to support federal clients handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). With guidance from Stratus Services, this milestone strengthens R&M’s commitment to data security and compliance under Department of Defense requirements.
Subsurface investigations often require both geotechnical and contaminated sites expertise, yet these disciplines are frequently approached separately. By integrating field efforts and technical decision-making, R&M improves efficiency, reduces costs and delivers more coordinated solutions for Alaska’s infrastructure projects.
R&M’s Group Manager of IT, Jere Fisher, shares how the firm is proactively pursuing Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 to meet evolving federal requirements. Learn how R&M is strengthening its cybersecurity posture to support DoD clients and protect sensitive information.
R&M’s roots run deep in Alaska’s ground. Our Earth Sciences Department unites experts in geology, geotechnical engineering, hydrology, contaminated sites, NEPA, permitting and geoscience to provide the foundation for safe, sustainable infrastructure across Alaska. Learn how their work connects land, water and community in every project we deliver.
At Red Dog Mine, one of the world’s largest zinc producers, precision surveying is the unseen foundation behind safe and efficient operations. R&M worked with mine staff and the National Geodetic Survey to create a modern geodetic control system and annual verification program that keep the site’s infrastructure aligned, accurate and stable year after year.
Across Anchorage, local initiatives are creating spaces that inspire, connect, and strengthen communities. From the Gamers/RBI Alaska Indoor Baseball Facility to a memorial bench honoring Sladen Mohl, these projects reflect the power of sport to build confidence, connection, and lasting impact.
Joanna Rowell, Colton Jessup, LSIT and Jasmin Dalton, EIT recently joined R&M. Joanna is serving as a Graphic Designer in R&M’s Business Services Department, Colton joins the Land Surveying Group as a Staff Surveyor, and Jasmin is working as a Staff Engineer in the Water Resources Group. These additions reflect R&M’s continued investment in talent […]
Evan Nichols, EIT, WAQTC; Joshua Costello, EIT, CESCL, WAQTC; and Pat Ryan, EIT recently joined R&M.
Newtok is the first documented U.S. village to fully relocate due to climate change. This article explores how the community, with help from R&M and partners, is building a new school in Mertarvik — preserving education, culture and resilience amid erosion, flooding and thawing permafrost.
