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October 28, 2017

Stream Design, LLC. Guest Blog

Thoughts on Essential Value in Green Stormwater Infrastructure For those of you who have heard...

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Aerial view of a large canal lock system connecting two bodies of water, showcasing SDVOSB engineering expertise, surrounded by industrial buildings, roads, and greenery, with hills and distant structures in the background.
September 16, 2017

Water Elevators

Ever heard of a water elevator? Maybe not, but I’d wager you’ve heard of the...

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June 17, 2017

The Business Development Mix: Do You Have the Right Stuff?

“The research – which included almost 1400 surveys and several dozen phone interviews – reinforced...

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A kayaker wearing a helmet and life vest with the number 14 paddles through rough water in a slalom course, maneuvering around a pole. Splashes of water surround the kayak.
July 3, 2012

Video of the S2o Designed U.S. National Whitewater Center

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The Calibre Cast

Calibre In the News

A man with a beard gestures while speaking outdoors near a river and a steel bridge. Text reads: Ben Murphy, Associate | Civil Project Manager - Calibre Engineering, a leader in Colorado engineering solutions.

Great Cities: The River Mile

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A man, possibly a Denver engineer, stands with a microphone, presenting slides at The Paddle Sports Show. Another person interacts with a blue container while a laptop and drink can sit on a table in front of the presenter.

Whitewater Parks with Scott Shipley

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A kayaker paddles through whitewater rapids while a group in a blue raft navigates nearby. People watch from the grassy bank, and modern buildings—likely designed by a Denver engineer—rise in the background under a sunny sky.

The World’s Largest Man-Made Whitewater River Is A Renowned Outdoor Recreation Center Full Of Fun

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Two rescue workers in bright gear use an inflatable raft near a concrete water facility with fast-flowing water, while two others—possibly whitewater engineers—stand above on the platform with ropes, preparing for a water rescue operation.

RESCUE READY The Future of Emergency Flood Rescue Training

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An aerial rendering of the Houston Storm Training Range, developed with SDVOSB engineering expertise, shows a large outdoor complex with buildings, roads, ponds, training areas, green spaces, and vehicles for comprehensive flood and disaster response.

Enhancing Safety and Preparedness with Swiftwater Rescue Training Facilities

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Aerial view of a river and adjacent buildings with a highlighted area labeled Future Whitewater Recreation Channel, showcasing redevelopment plans by a whitewater engineer for a paddlesports hub; bridges and roads cross the water.

UNLOCKING THE FLOW: The value of river recreation in dam removal projects

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