Bollig Engineering

Bollig purposefully specializes in utility & infrastructure needs of small cities. We strive to make projects affordable for our clients through loans & grants.

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Outside of work, Dean enjoys fishing (especially ice fishing) along with building cabinets, taking on carpentry projects, and staying busy putzing around his acreage. We’re excited to have Dean on the team!

Interested in a career at Bollig? We are hiring! https://t.co/yEHZAaRy0K

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We are excited to welcome Dean Duscher to Bollig Engineering’s Construction Services Team!

Dean brings more than 15 years of experience in Public Works as a water and wastewater operator, along with a background in residential construction and cabinet building.

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What drew Dean to Bollig was our focus on supporting smaller communities and the opportunity to be part of projects that make a real, visible difference.

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This article from AirTAP breaks it down clearly—what’s required, what’s eligible, and what to watch for as MnDOT prepares to roll out the new BlackCat system in early 2026. Learn more: https://t.co/ySyb7iFT2f

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✈️🚨 Important update for Minnesota airports

Recent changes to the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) Maintenance & Operations (M&O) Grant Program affect how and when reimbursements must be submitted.

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New quarterly deadlines, updated documentation requirements, and a streamlined electronic form mean airport staff should take time now to understand what’s changed.

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If you’re wondering how this might affect your airspace, pilots, or community conversations, this quick overview is a good place to start.https://t.co/ZI0flZspta

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✈️ Autonomous drones are coming to airports of all sizes.

You may start hearing more about FAA Part 108 and what it could mean for your airport, your pilots, and your community.

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While the rule is still proposed, it signals a shift toward long-range and autonomous drone operations.

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We gathered a few of those lessons into a short year-end reflection, shared with gratitude for the communities we’re proud to serve. Read the blog below: https://t.co/Ld6hj9rXsc

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As the year comes to a close, we’ve been reflecting on what helped small cities move projects forward in 2025. Again and again, it came back to preparation, clear communication, and people working together.

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From all of us at Bollig Engineering, we wish you and yours a wonderful Christmas 🎄season, and a prosperous New Year! 🎉

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As the year comes to a close and the holidays draw near, we want to say thank you. Thank you for the trust you place in us and the opportunity to work alongside you.

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Our funding team put together a simple guide explaining when a Single Audit is required and why construction projects can trigger it quickly. https://t.co/tTeOAoABFk

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Single Audits are not something most small cities think about every day, until federal funding reaches the threshold.

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Outside the office, Sophia enjoys spending time with her son and staying active with volleyball. We’re thrilled to have her on board!

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🎉 Welcome Sophia Bollig, Administrative Assistant, to the Bollig Team!

Sophia has settled into her new role with enthusiasm and says she’s appreciated how warm and helpful everyone has been.

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She was drawn to Bollig at just the right moment, excited for the opportunity to challenge herself and step into something new. Being part of a supportive team and taking on work that’s never the same day-to-day is what energizes her most.