🔥 Amidst a stellar season, TCU punter John Hoyet Chance has been named to the Ray Guy Award Midseason Watch List. Chance is currently the third-best graded punter by PFF in the country.
We are opening the Sister Grove Water Recovery Facility in 2024 to meet the needs of our member cities. This facility is critical to the health of our watersheds as it provides wastewater treatment prior to discharging into a body of water. Learn more - https://t.co/oqWoPEi3RQ
Our HQ has relocated to downtown #FortWorth – reinforcing our commitment to the city and region where we started. This move locates us closer to some of our clients, provides our staff with a state-of-the-art work environment and helps attract new talent. https://t.co/d3Rbhle0z7
The first major component of the Bois d'Arc Lake project opened today. Traffic began driving on the new FM 897 road and bridge this morning! Learn more about the first major reservoir in Texas in 30 years at https://t.co/VTdE3RrwUl. #boisdarclake@AustinInd@FreeseNichols
Next in our Then and Now series, we take a look at #LakeCrook and #BoisdArcLake -- two #innovative#water supply solutions in the 1920s and today. https://t.co/uA7zB9oXRo
To examine alignment alternatives for the #Texas Central #highspeed#train, nearly 900 #drainage crossings were studied to identify cross-drainage #infrastructure, #mitigation, and more. Learn more about the #innovative tools we developed for this project. https://t.co/n6XJGg23Go
#tbt to the 1960s — Freese and Nichols worked on #water supply projects across the region from lakes to giant #reservoirs, #environmental#engineering is introduced and remembering Marvin C. Nichols' influence on meeting water needs. Read more: https://t.co/o7sUvHt5cJ
We're excited to see @LamarUniversity's new Science and Technology building take center stage for #research and campus growth. Our team provided #design and #construction#management. It looks great! Read more: https://t.co/Nf69EYRoR0
#tbt to the Holly Pump Station, designed in 1892 by Major John Hawley, who'd go on to found Freese and Nichols two years later. 125-plus years later, the Holly Pump Station has expanded and remains central to the water supply for @CityofFortWorth. #JoinFNI
During #WWI, @FreeseNichols founder Major John Hawley helped solve a #water-#supply crisis for the #Allies. One hundred years later, he's being honored by exhibits here and in #France.
Read more about the @FtWorthLibrary here: https://t.co/6BFGzbLIt1