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Abram Throm, PE, Earns Professional Civil Engineering License

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November 2, 2026
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Abram Throm

Abram Throm, PE, a Project Engineer in R&M Consultants, Inc.’s (R&M) Surface Transportation Group, recently earned his professional civil engineering license.

Abram has five years of civil engineering experience supporting transportation and non-motorized facility projects throughout Alaska. His work includes roadway, pathway and trail design, construction administration, conceptual trail alignments and preparation of plans and profiles. His combination of design and field experience provides a practical understanding of how terrain, drainage and constructability influence project development.

“Abram has continuously exemplified hard work, competence, trust and quality, embracing every new challenge with determination and skill. Earning his professional engineering license is a testament to his dedication and prepares him to take on greater responsibility in serving R&M, our clients and the engineering profession.” – Lance DeBernardi, PE, R&M’s Group Manager of Surface Transportation

Since joining R&M in 2022, Abram has contributed to projects across Alaska. For the Fairview Loop Road Rehabilitation project, he helped develop plans, specifications and estimates, including modeling pathway extensions, intersection improvements and a roundabout. He also provided construction inspection and helped resolve design conflicts on the O’Malley Road Reconstruction project. His trail experience includes preparing plans and profiles for an Alaska Long Trail reconnaissance engineering study.

“I’m excited to continue to contribute at R&M and, by earning my license, I can do so in a more meaningful capacity.” – Abram Throm, PE

Abram holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Alaska Anchorage. He is proficient in Civil 3D and experienced in preparing construction plans, estimates and technical documentation.


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