My personal thanks and congratulations to your entire team at R.E. Warner for a job very well done on the LTV Steel Cuyahoga River Bridge Project. When it finally came time to execute the project it was R.E. Warner’s design and support team that helped pave the way.

R.E. Warner’s ability to navigate the confusing world of governmental permitting and bureaucratic wrangling was particulary beneficial to LTV and is something that clearly separates R.E. Warner from your competition. The fact our $5 million project was completed eight months ahead of schedule gives testimony to the team effort that was displayed by all of the key participants. This achievement would not have been possible without the hard work, dedication and cooperative spirit shown by the team at R.E. Warner.

Keith R. Sunderman, LTV Steel

I would grade the team high on resolving issues and getting clear field directives with minimal impact to execution schedules. The deliverable will meet everyone’s expectations.

Timothy L. White, Duke Energy Generation Services

We appreciate the effort you and your staff gave to keep this project on tract. It was very easy working with REW.

Chip Morgan, BWSC Engineering Support

ACEC 2003 Engineering Outstanding Achievement Award for Ross Incineration Air Pollution Control Upgrades to Maximum Achievable Technology (MACT) Standards

As we have utilized them for a number of other facility enhancement projects in the past, we selected R.E. Warner to assist us with this critical project. As they have in the past, R.E. Warner provided timely solutions to problems or questions encountered by Ross Incineration and its contractors. They exhibited professionalism and knowledge. The project was successfully completed within the timeframe established and with minimal disruption to customers.

Sr. Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

Mr. James A. Heimbuch, P.E., Ross Environmental Services, Inc.

…your performance and contributions are most deserving of acknowledgement of a Facilities Division top performer.

Mr. Les Main, NASA Glenn Research Center

This current sanitary sewer project is handled in a more open manner and with a higher caliber of personnel more sensitive to understanding they are disrupting homeowner’s lives

Ron White, Resident