Company Profile
Robert P. Nance, President
Frank Shirazi, Senior VP
Mark J. Farrow, P.E., Senior VP
Michael D. Roland, P.E., Vice President
Terry W. Oswald, P.E., Vice President
Aaron J. Allen, P.E., CME Division Engineer
Douglas Land, P.E., Branch Manager, Frisco
Samuel Tran, P.E., Geotechnical Engineer
Kai Wong, P.E., Geotechnical Engineer
Francis Mbogning, P.E.
Al Aramoon, P.E.
Niranjan Reddy, P.E.
Perry Kakara, SET, CME Department Manager
Josh Davis, C.E.T., Branch Manager, Ft. Worth
Matt Moody, Lab Manager
Hossein Shirazi, Geotechnical Lab Manager
Sean Scott, C.E.T., HMAC Project Manager
Dixie Cawthorne, Business Development Manager

CERTIFICATIONS:

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Certificate

Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Certificate

Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Certificate

NMSDC MBE

Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Certificate

United States Corp of Engineers

Texas Department of Transportation

AASHTO Certificate of Accreditation
 

Douglas S. Land, P.E., Branch Manager, Frisco
Mr. Land has worked in the engineering industry since 2004.  Many of these years have been spent consulting on geotechnical and construction materials engineering projects. Mr. Land worked as an engineering assistant at a municipal engineering department, and was responsible for various QA/QC and inspection services for pavement, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, grading, and drainage projects. 
 
Mr. Land has been a construction materials and geotechnical engineer for a nationally based firm (located in Dallas). Duties have included quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) responsibilities for projects throughout the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex. Mr. Land has performed geotechnical studies for various transportation, commercial, industrial, energy, and water/wastewater projects throughout Texas, New Orleans, and New Mexico. Mr. Land has supervised CME technicians and personally verified in the field that project specifications and the content of the geotechnical reports, project plans, and specifications were being met.