DGL Consulting Engineers Expands with a new Port Clinton Office
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After officially opening our new Port Clinton, Ohio office we are excited for what the future holds. We chose the new office location to…
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GIS Services at DGL Consulting Engineers
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As communities have continued to embrace technology, more and more have begun employing their own geographic information systems (GIS). GIS has proven to be effective at informing the decisions of leaders when they manage community assets.
Read MoreNational Engineer's Week 2023
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Every year we celebrate National Engineers Week near the same time that we commemorate the birth of President George Washington. He served his country as a public land surveyor, cartographer and engineer before serving as the first President of the United States…
Read MoreUAS Services at DGL Consulting Engineers
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In the civil engineering industry Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), commonly referred to as drones, have been used in a variety of capacities for many years. Recognizing the value drone technology could provide for our clients and the efficiency it could provide for our team, DGL formulated a plan to grow an in-house UAS Program to assist our clients.
Read MoreDGL's 2022 - Year In Review
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There’s much to be excited about at DGL and in the industry as a whole. Our team has had a great year and wanted to share just a few of our accomplishments as we jump into 2023.
Read MoreOTIC Toll Collection System Modernization Presentation Given at the November TSPE Chapter Meeting
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Exciting changes are coming to an Ohio Turnpike interchange near you! Over the next several years, travelers of the Ohio Turnpike will have a faster, easier, and safer experience, thanks to a new gateless toll collection system being implemented.
Read MoreVisit us at OTEC, The Ohio Transportation Engineering Conference
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The countdown to OTEC 2022 is on, and the DGL Team is excited to sponsor, attend and present!
Read MoreHigh Water Marks and Surviving Historic Floods - Deshler’s South Pine Street Bridge
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When designing a bridge, there are many details that demand a careful examination, one of those being the high-water mark. This important detail keeps the bridge safe for travelers in the event of historic floods. Inversely, using extra materials to raise a bridge beyond what is necessary would be a misappropriation of infrastructure budget funds. It’s a tedious balance to achieve.
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