For the fifth consecutive year, Galloway is recognized with a Top Workplaces USA award. Headquartered in Denver, with 11 offices throughout the United States and more than 300 employees, Galloway offers comprehensive architecture, engineering, and land survey services for local and nationwide projects. Since 1982, Galloway’s success has grown alongside its vision to build a…
Read MoreTraffic microsimulation is a powerful tool for evaluating transportation networks and systems. Transportation engineers often rely on mathematical models to forecast network performance with parameters typically set by local code or policy. Microsimulations offer a more specialized approach by modeling each individual vehicle and its interactions with entities in a traffic network such as intersections, traffic…
Read MoreGalloway is proud to announce that our Colorado Springs, Colorado office has been recognized as a Best Workplace 2024 by The Gazette, reflecting our commitment to a people-first culture that engages employees and drives success. This designation honors excellence in employee engagement, corporate leadership, and workplace culture. It underscores Galloway’s industry leadership and the trust…
Read MoreGalloway is proud to announce its inclusion as a finalist in the Denver Business Journal’s prestigious Fast 50 list, which celebrates the fastest-growing privately held companies in the Denver metro area. Galloway placed in the large category (companies with revenues between $50 million and $150 million), with a compounded annual growth rate of 27.48% over…
Read MoreGalloway and Company, Inc. has been honored as a 2024 Top Workplaces winner by the Salt Lake Tribune! As a multidisciplinary firm, we are guided by deeply rooted values that focus on enriching the lives of our employees and the communities we serve. The Top Workplaces award, a leading national recognition program, reflects this commitment.…
Read MoreFor many, the interest in shaping the physical world takes different forms. For Kathryn Morrissey, it means creating tangible things—roads, bridges, and traffic signals that people use daily. This passion stemmed from Dr. Katz, an enthusiastic transportation engineering professor whose classes Kathryn took at Virginia Tech while pursuing her civil engineering degree. In these classes,…
Read MoreGalloway officially completed its one-thousandth fueling and one-thousandth photometrics project with Murphy Oil USA, marking a significant milestone in a 14-year partnership built on trust, quality work, and consistent collaboration. Over the years, Galloway has provided fueling design and photometrics for Murphy’s nationwide program, while also supporting their regional civil engineering efforts. When asked about…
Read MoreBack-to-school season is underway – how will it affect your project? If your project requires a traffic impact study, it’s important to know that there are relatively few days each year when valid and acceptable traffic counts can be collected. According to jurisdictional and U.S. Department of Transportation guidelines, traffic count data must be collected…
Read MoreToday marks the ninth annual Professional Engineers Day, a time to raise awareness about what it means to be a professional engineer (PE), recognize PEs, and show appreciation for the work they do each and every day to protect public health, safety, and welfare, according to the National Society of Professional Engineers. Galloway currently has…
Read MoreIn today’s fast-paced engineering landscape, staying ahead of technological advancements is crucial. At Galloway, the integration of an in-house Civil 3D training specialist has proven to be a strategic advantage, fostering innovation, efficiency, and a strong company culture. This article explores the benefits of having a seasoned professional with a rich background in engineering, software…
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