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McGill serves public and private clients throughout the Southeast. The range and depth of McGill’s expertise includes a wide spectrum of engineering services, land planning and recreation, as well as consulting services.
Our foundation is built on creating comprehensive solutions in a personal way. Collaboration is the key to our success and clients are an integral part of every project at McGill. By building lasting relationships with communities, we understand our clients’ visions and project goals. Our dedicated project team focuses on delivering a customized solution for each unique community.
We help our clients identify challenges, formulate responsive solutions, and manage successful project completion. Through partnership, we shape the best results for each client and community.
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Awards and Recognition
Nick Huffman Presents at Virtual AWWA Conference
Nick Huffman, PE, Electrical Practice Area Lead, (left in photo) has continued to share his knowledge and experience with members of the American Water Works Association (AWWA), as they have transitioned their conferences to virtual events. Earlier this summer, he presented “Arc Flash: Awareness, Safety, and Action in the Water / Wastewater Industry” to highlight the importance of performing Arc Flash studies in the Water / Wastewater industry. View the entire presentation on our YouTube channel.
Lamyaa Negm, PhD, Co-Authors Third Article
Lamyaa Negm, PhD, Engineering Associate on the water resources team in Raleigh, co-authored an article that was recently published in the Journal of Agriculture Water Management. It was a collaborative research project with an associate professor and his team at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and was partially funded by a Conservation Innovation Grant from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, US Department of Agriculture. The article, “DRAINMOD Simulation of macropore flow at subsurface drained agricultural fields: Model modification and field testing,” is her third co-authored article.