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Jason Johnston, PE Joins R&M’s Surface Transportation Group

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July 1, 2025
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Jason Johnston, Tim Grier

Jason Johnston, PE recently joined R&M as a Senior Project Engineer in the firm’s Surface Transportation Group. In this role, Jason will provide planning, design and construction administration services for civil and transportation infrastructure projects across Alaska.

“With our plan to open a Wasilla office this fall, the timing is perfect to have Jason join our team. His diverse experience and focus on accomplishing objectives will help us make our new office a success and grow our firm’s services.” – Tim Grier, PE, R&M’s Vice President of Engineering

Jason brings more than 20 years of civil engineering experience to R&M, with a background that includes federal service and consulting. He has led design and construction for a wide variety of complex infrastructure projects, including a $40 million airport construction in Kaktovik, wastewater treatment facilities in Denali, and road and bridge projects across the state. His expertise spans from bridge and building structural design to contract administration, program management and environmental compliance.

“I came to R&M to be part of a team of great people with a great reputation and to learn and grow my abilities as an engineer. I hope to add value to R&M by bringing my knowledge and experience to the table to help solve the complex problems of clients and to develop new opportunities for the folks who work here.” – Jason Johnston, PE

Before joining R&M, Jason served as a Supervisory Civil Engineer for the USDA Forest Service, where he managed a team of engineers and oversaw structural and transportation projects. He has also held roles with the National Park Service, is an FHWA-certified bridge inspection team leader and was a top-tier Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR III) for the Federal Government doing contract administration. His past projects reflect a deep commitment to public service and infrastructure that meets Alaska’s unique challenges.

Jason holds a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Montana State University. He is a Professional Civil Engineer registered in Alaska and an Alaska Registered Guide-Outfitter. In addition to his professional achievements, Jason is an FAA-certified private pilot and operates Johnston Alaskan Outfitters, a hunting guide business. He lives in Chugiak with his wife and three sons, and enjoys flying, hunting, fishing and hiking.


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