David Jackson
Leaders and Legacies: Bob Pence
One of the great blessings of working at Freese and Nichols is the abundant opportunity for growth in our company and the thoughtful mentorship of our leaders. Over 130 years, that combination of abundant opportunity and thoughtful mentorship has allowed our company and our staff to excel.
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Remembering Will Workman, 1990-2024
Will Workman, a beloved structural engineer at Freese and Nichols, passed away on December 13 at 34. Known for his expertise in bridge inspections and repair designs, Will was a natural leader who connected effortlessly with clients and colleagues. His dedication, kindness and positive spirit left a lasting impact on everyone he encountered.
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Johnson County Approves First Transportation Bond Program
To address the increased demand on infrastructure, this $60 million bond program aims to enhance safety and mobility for residents.
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Supporting Future Engineers: Freese and Nichols Recognized by AAAEA
Freese and Nichols has been honored with an award from the Arab American Association of Engineers and Architects (AAAEA) Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter. This prestigious award recognizes the firm’s unwavering dedication to sponsoring scholarships for aspiring engineers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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Better Know Your Manholes: NTMWD Inspection Program Featured in Texas WET
Learn how a well-structured condition assessment program can restore a wastewater conveyance system’s capacity and help with data-driven decisions.
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A Look Back: Solutions for Solid Waste
In the 1980s and ’90s, Freese and Nichols helped Texas cities comply with federal environmental regulations by designing landfills and transfer stations, assisting with permitting and conducting environmental monitoring.
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The 2010s: National Recognition, National Expansion
The 2010s featured the Malcolm Baldrige Award and dramatic growth; we expanded into six new states and transformed into a regional firm.
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Vulnerability Assessments: A Pathway to Coastal Resilience
Freese and Nichols conducts comprehensive vulnerability assessments to help coastal communities identify and mitigate risks from severe weather events, enhancing their resilience. By securing funding and implementing targeted resilience measures in collaboration with our clients, we aim to build climate-resilient facilities and communities.
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Award-Winning Plan Charts Future for Georgia County’s Water and Sewer Needs
The Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority partners with Freese and Nichols to develop a water and wastewater master plan that received the Georgia Association of Water Professionals Master Planning Spotlight Award.
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Brian Coltharp
Leaders and Legacies: Lee Freese
Lee Freese’s mentorship style reflected a genuine belief in providing opportunities to grow through hands-on experience. That same philosophy continues to influence how we support and develop our teams today.
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Lubbock Chamber Names Heather Keister Businessperson of the Year
Heather Keister, who leads Freese and Nichols’ Lubbock office, has been recognized for her dedication to West Texas, leadership on local initiatives and contributions to civil engineering.
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Freese and Nichols Wins Excellence Award for Innovative Flood Planning
Freese and Nichols is part of a team that has completed Regional Flood Plans (RFPs) for 15 total regions state-wide on a compressed timeframe during the COVID-19 pandemic. This brand-new process for the State of Texas encompassed a complexity and depth of data gathering, assessment and reporting that has never been navigated.
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