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ABOUT
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Herb
Fricke, P.E., President/Chief Engineer, is a civil/environmental
engineer with over 20 years of experience in the consulting
engineering field, with primary emphasis on wastewater facilities
planning and process engineering. He has managed a wide range
of projects involving regional wastewater management, master
planning and site development, transportation planning, and
fisheries. Notable projects include: modifications to Portland’s
Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant, site design for
the Native American Student and Community Center at Portland
State University, Oregon; wastewater management services for
the Hoodsport to Skokomish region of Mason County, Washington;
and several civil engineering and construction projects related
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Lynn
Harnisch, P.E., Senior Civil Engineer, has over 40
years of civil engineering, surveying and construction management
experience. He is experienced in site development, with a particular
focus on design of rural and urban streets, subdivisions and
related street and infrastructure design. He has provided site
and related infrastructure design on numerous residential, commercial,
and institutional development projects for Indian Tribes and
Nations throughout the Northwest, including a tribal administration
building for the Spokane Tribe of Indians, a governance center
for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation, Oregon;
and several casinos for Tribes in Washington, Idaho, and California.
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Paul
Kluvers, P.E., S.E., Senior Structural Engineer, has
over 30 years of experience as a civil and structural engineer.
He is experienced in structural design for water and wastewater
facilities, fish hatcheries and fish passage facilities, hospitals
and clinics, schools and dormitories, and recreational facilities,
many of which have incorporated “green building”
components. Mr. Kluvers also has extensive experience in seismic
analysis and rehabilitation of existing buildings and structures,
most notably restoration of the historic longhouse at Celilo
Village, Oregon; rehabilitation of the historic St. Mary’s
School in Toledo, Oregon; a Roof Truss Inspection/Repair Program
for nine buildings at Fort Lewis, Washington; and most recently
structural analysis of irrigation flumes on the Crow Indian
Reservation in Montana. |
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Dennis
Petrequin, Principal Planner, has over 30 years of
experience in land use and comprehensive planning in the Pacific
Northwest, the majority of it in Indian country. He is experienced
in land use and infrastructure planning, site feasibility studies,
capital improvements programming, and environmental assessments
and impact statements. He has been involved with the Bureau
of Indian Affairs transportation planning and road improvement
program for over 15 years, completing more than 300 transportation
plans in his career. Recent experience includes transportation
planning for reservations in Oregon, Washington and Arizona;
a neighborhood plan for the Skokomish Reservation, Washington;
and a cultural site feasibility study for the Coeur d’Alene
Tribe in Idaho. |
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