Interstate Engineering
Founded in 1976, the firm has grown from a regional startup into a multi
state player rooted in the Great Plains.
It delivers full‑cycle civil engineering—from feasibility and funding through design and construction oversight.
With deep surveying and GIS expertise, it maps the land before shaping it for communities, airports, utilities and more.
The planning team crafts zoning, parks, trails, growth policies and transit strategies that define thriving spaces.
Typical projects include regional airports, water treatment plants, municipal expansions and comprehensive city plans.
Each project reflects a hands‑on approach: local offices in five states bring community insight to technical precision.
It operates as an employee‑owned company, reinforcing its collaborative spirit and long‑term regional commitment.
Recent growth includes acquisitions (e.g., 49th Latitude Land Survey) and new offices, extending its geographic reach.
Its multi‑discipline teams—covering civil, structural, environmental, funding and hydrology—enable complex solutions.
Strong work ethic: The team consistently delivers results with dedication and a commitment to excellence, as it has always been a core value.
Helping others: The culture emphasizes giving back through community involvement, including volunteer work and supporting local charities.
Interactive community engagement: Employees actively participate in group activities, fundraisers, and volunteer opportunities to strengthen their connection with the community.
Provide cost
effective, nature
friendly environmental solutions transforming liabilities into assets
Expertise in ecological conditions for informed project decisions
Comprehensive wetland services—delineation, mitigation, reporting—to ensure regulatory compliance
Deep understanding of local, state, federal wetland regulations including USACE jurisdiction and Clean Water Act 404 permitting
Tailored, site
specific solutions balancing development and ecological preservation
Full
service wetland management: from delineation through mitigation reporting
Responsible landscape design prioritizing sustainability: water
efficient landscaping, eco
friendly materials, green infrastructure, native plantings
