As part of SWE's #WE26, Jessica Wala will join our retired founder, Judy Nitsch, on 11/5 on the panel "Plant a Seed, Change a Life: Inspiring Future Women Engineers." On 11/7, Jess and Catie Coumounduros will staff a table at the #SWENext #InnovationExpo! https://loom.ly/7TSYpHs #RadiateChange

We're looking forward to next week's Built Environment Plus tour of Harvard's Enterprise Research Campus: our own Ryan Gordon will be leading one of the groups to talk about how sustainability. Registration is limited, but you can get your tickets for the 11/4 event here: https://loom.ly/W7WRhyc

Being employee-owned is more than part of our business structure. It’s an important part of who we are. As Employee Ownership Month comes to a close, we’re proud to celebrate what ownership means to our team and the culture we’ve built together. Learn more at https://loom.ly/oGe-oe8

We’re looking for a Metro DC Market Leader to help shape the next chapter of Nitsch’s growth in the region! This is a great opportunity for an experienced, relationship-focused leader who wants to make a positive impact in the communities we serve: https://loom.ly/plj8Wc4 #NowHiring

Attending the MassDOT Moving Together conference tomorrow (Tuesday 10/27) in Boston? Come say hi to Nitsch - and don't miss Session 1A: "MassTrails - Investments in Trails Across the Commonwealth" at 9:30 a.m., which will feature Nitsch's work on the Belmont Community Path! https://loom.ly/9xekHIA

Ready to lead complex civil projects, shape client relationships, and help grow Nitsch’s presence in Richmond, VA? We’re seeking a Civil Project Manager with a commitment to collaborative leadership to work out of our Scott's Addition location (don't worry, there's parking!): https://loom.ly/pwksWfw

A strong company culture doesn’t happen by accident. At Nitsch, we’re intentional about creating a workplace where our values come to life through connection, collaboration, and continuous improvement. Learn how we’re building and strengthening our culture as we grow: https://loom.ly/H9DInF4

Building Culture with Intention - Nitsch Engineering

A strong company culture doesn’t just happen, and it definitely doesn’t sustain itself by accident. Since our founding, Nitsch Engineering has been intentional about building and strengthening our culture by preserving what works, learning where we can improve, and making thoughtful choices that help our culture evolve as we grow. This intentional approach starts with …

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It's Pedestrian Safety Month, and we're thrilled that the new pedestrian and bicycle lane improvements on Cummins Highway are officially open! Join @walkmass.bsky.social Saturday 10/17 - learn more and register here: https://loom.ly/o-js5qs

Designing a successful school goes far beyond creating a building. Learn more about some common challenges for school projects that Nitsch has faced during our decades of experience: https://loom.ly/iYUV84I

Building Better Schools With You: Addressing Pre-K–12 School Project Challenges - Nitsch Engineering

Designing a successful school goes far beyond creating a building. Today’s Pre-K–12 campuses must support learning, foster community, enhance safety, and adapt to evolving educational needs, all while navigating complex site, environmental, and infrastructure challenges. With experience supporting more than 1,000 Pre-K–12th grade education projects, Nitsch partners with the design team, school districts, and communities …

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Higher education has been part of Nitsch's story since the beginning, and we've built lasting partnerships with institutions like Princeton University, University of Virginia, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard University, and Boston University. Read more here: https://loom.ly/q_U6N0E

Last week we brought together employees from all five offices (MA, DC, and VA) at our Boston headquarters for a few days of in-person collaboration and team building. These photos from our September Social last Wednesday provide a glimpse into life at Nitsch! Credit to Arielly Photography

If you’re trying to access our website, you'll notice that it’s temporarily down right now. We’re working on resolving the issue and expect it to be back up and running soon!

Nitsch's offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, for Labor Day to honor the achievements of American workers, and to give many a well-deserved day off! We hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend!

Nitsch is currently hiring for four open positions! If you're passionate about helping create better communities and are looking for an opportunity to grow your career alongside a talented and collaborative team, we'd love to hear from you! Learn more at: https://loom.ly/DOaTubQ

We're excited to see BU's Warren Towers reach a major milestone with completion of the first renovated tower! Nitsch is proud to be providing civil and transportation engineering and land surveying services on this project. Congratulations to the project team! Read more at: https://loom.ly/GvMZqNU

Boston’s largest dorm goes green with $550 million renovation - The Boston Globe

The first phase of an overhaul to Warren Towers, which houses 1,800 students on Commonwealth Avenue, was completed this month.

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Green infrastructure isn’t just something we build — it’s something we steward. Kelsey Kern recently delivered a powerful talk that challenges all of us to rethink how green infrastructure lives, evolves, and sometimes reaches the end of its useful life: https://loom.ly/XtkP4SQ

The Death and Life of Green Infrastructure: A Call to Action - Nitsch Engineering

What does it take for green infrastructure to thrive – and how do we make sure that it continues to evolve to deliver lasting benefits for our communities? In May, Water Resources Engineer Kelsey Kern, PE, LEED AP, NGICP, presented a “lightning talk” at the Boston Society of Landscape Architects’ (BSLA’s) Fieldday titled, The Death …

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On August 11, Nitsch helped host the Seaport Walking Tour with PWC Boston and Haley & Aldrich through Fan Pier, a waterfront destination we're proud to have helped shape. We're grateful to support an event that helps inspire the next generation of AEC professionals!

We're thrilled that construction is scheduled to begin for the Wellington Underpass shared-use path in Medford! Learn more about the project at https://loom.ly/7Q7vKtg Sketch by Copley Wolff Design Group

Wellington Underpass Shared-Use Path - Nitsch Engineering

The Wellington Underpass project will create a safer, more accessible connection for pedestrians and cyclists while closing a key gap in the Mystic River Greenway. Once complete, the shared-use path will link Torbert MacDonald State Park, Station Landing/Wellington MBTA Station, and the Wellington Greenway, improving mobility, recreation, and community access along the Mystic River. Nitsch …

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The recent restoration of Thomas Park and the Dorchester Heights Monument in South Boston preserved the historic tower while making the site more accessible for everyone. We provided civil and structural engineering, as well as land surveying, services: https://loom.ly/vtOXu24 #ADA36

Planning a municipal project? Now is the time to start preparing for upcoming grant opportunities. Learn more about how Nitsch helps communities secure funding for infrastructure, resilience, and other critical improvements, as well as upcoming grant opportunities, at https://loom.ly/geRtKeY

Massachusetts Municipal Funding & Grants Corner: Summer and Fall 2026 Update - Nitsch Engineering

Turning infrastructure plans into reality starts with securing the right funding. Nitsch helps municipalities navigate the complex funding landscape by identifying opportunities, developing competitive applications, and positioning projects for success. From critical infrastructure improvements to resilience initiatives, our team has extensive experience helping communities access the resources they need to move projects forward and create …

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Nitsch's offices are closed today in honor of Independence Day, as we get ready to celebrate the United States’ 250th Anniversary tomorrow. Wishing you all a fun and safe Fourth of July!

Overlook Terrace at Orient Heights (East Boston) has been honored with the BSCES 2026 Sustainability in Civil Engineering Award. Learn how the project advances Quality of Life, Leadership, Resources, Natural World & Climate Risk: https://loom.ly/erSmkU8

Overlook Terrace at Orient Heights Wins 2026 BSCES Sustainability in Civil Engineering Award - Nitsch Engineering

We are thrilled to share that Overlook Terrace at Orient Heights, an affordable housing project located in East Boston, Mass., was recognized with the Boston Society of Civil Engineers Section (BSCES) 2026 Sustainability in Civil Engineering Award. The award recognizes projects by Massachusetts civil engineering teams that: Originally built in 1951, the neighborhood had deteriorated …

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Today we recognize #Juneteenth, commemorating June 19, 1865, the day marking the end of slavery in the United States. As we reflect on and celebrate this important milestone, we invite you to read this piece from the Smithsonian about the historical legacy of Juneteenth: https://loom.ly/MljqUDM

Gretchen Van Ness, Executive Director of LGBTQ Senior Housing Inc., visited the Kelly Clarkson Show to discuss The Pryde, an affordable, LGBTQ-affirming senior housing development in Hyde Park! Nitsch is proud to have supported this project with Pennrose. Watch the interview: https://loom.ly/GFIE7H8

Lisa Brothers, Nitsch Board Member, received the UMass Lowell Distinguished Alumni Award! A civil engineering graduate and active alumna, Lisa continues to give back to UML through serving on advisory boards and mentoring students. Congratulations, Lisa! Learn more: https://loom.ly/6hX1wdY

Nitsch is thrilled to announce that we been recognized as a 2026 Best Firm to Work For by Zweig Group! Nitsch was ranked #30 in the "100 to 199 Employees" category and #59 in the Multidiscipline category: https://loom.ly/-qEOB_o #BestFirmsToWorkFor #ElevateAEC26

Nitsch is proud to be ranked #20 out of 30 on the Boston Business Journal’s list of the largest engineering firms in Massachusetts. The rankings are based on firms’ total 2025 engineering billings. See us among great company at: https://loom.ly/dmXJ6ZI

Friday was World Environment Day! Nitsch designs infrastructure for resilient communities, including our ACEC Engineering Excellence Award–winning Boston Green Infrastructure Handbooks, to address environmental challenges while planning for the future: https://loom.ly/n6s2TOI #WorldEnvironmentDay

We’re excited to see the release of "Living Better: A Regenerative Design Approach to Coastal Redevelopment" from ULI Boston/New England! The report explores how regenerative design principles can be applied to the Lower Mystic River waterfront. Learn more and register at: https://loom.ly/K4uUGk4

June is Pride Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Nitsch’s Pride@Nitsch ERG supports LGBTQ+ staff and allies, building connection and belonging. The group also helps plan OutinDesign events, connecting LGBTQ+ professionals across the AEC industry. Happy Pride!