The award-winning Cardno and ACT Government project exemplifies superior sustainability through the development of integral WSUD standards for implementation across the ACT region. This has enabled a sustainable water management process that reduces the risk of flooding and pollution and improves the quality of life for the people and the community.
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Thomas Nogaj, PHD, PE, Water/Wastewater Infrastructure Practice Group Manager, and newly appointed Senior Principal has over 30 years of experience in civil and environmental engineering.
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John Kabouris, PhD, P.E., Wastewater Technology Specialist, and newly appointed Senior Principal has over 30 years of professional experience.
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We are proud to have been welcomed as members of the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA).
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Cardno is pleased to announce that Frank Cantrell, PE, has joined the firm as Senior Project Manager in the company’s Charlotte, NC, USA office. With nearly 40 years of professional engineering experience, Frank has provided comprehensive project management for dozens of major road, water, sewer infrastructure, and storm projects throughout the Southeast.
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Cardno is pleased to announce that Jim Herbert, PE, has joined as a Senior Project Manager in the Austin (Round Rock), Texas, USA office.
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Rod James, Country Manager of New Zealand, and David van Senden, Asia Pacific Water Resources Director, presented as part of the Transport and Water and Wastewater session at the Australian-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce (ANZCHAM) Philippines, 19 September, 2017.
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Cardno’s water engineers understand the many challenges that industrial wastewater can create on site, as well as the costly and damaging downstream effects. We work alongside our clients and utility providers to find innovative solutions to reduce, reuse and treat industrial wastewater.
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Cardno is pleased to have had Fiona Coe, Senior Water Engineer, presenting at the 8th Australian Stream Management Conference in Sydney’s Blue Mountains on Wednesday, 3 August.
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