Nitsch Engineering

Nitsch's offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, as we honor those who have lost their lives in service. We hope you enjoy the Memorial Day long weekend!

Municipalities face a common challenge: transportation needs are pressing, but limited capacity and complex grant requirements can make it difficult to access available funding. At the 2026 MassDOT Transportation Innovation Conference a couple of weeks ago, Bryan Zimolka, PE, ENV SP, Senior Project Manager at Nitsch helped explore how we can help bridge the gap through targeted technical support! This initiative aims to empower local governments, ensuring they have the resources and knowledge to secure vital funding for transportation projects.

Learn more at: https://loom.ly/o6-RftE

Closing the Gap: Helping Municipalities Access MassDOT Highway Funding Through Targeted Technical Support - Nitsch Engineering Municipalities across Massachusetts face a common challenge: transportation needs are pressing, but limited technical capacity and complex grant requirements can make it difficult to access available funding. At the 2026 MassDOT Transportation Innovation Conference, Nitsch helped explore how these b...

This Sunday, Nitsch’s Running Club participated in the Race to Cure Sarcoma Boston! The event brings together runners, families, and advocates to raise awareness and support research for those impacted by sarcoma. Nitsch was glad to support the cause and participate in the 5K as a team.

We're thrilled to announce the 2026 recipient of the Judith Nitsch Scholarship! Learn more about this year's recipient and the scholarship that honors our founder at: https://loom.ly/yVSEUVI

We’re excited to share that the new Computer Science Laboratories Building at UMass Amherst has earned LEED Platinum certification – the first building on campus to achieve this milestone! We loved collaborating with Perkins Eastman, with our team providing civil engineering and land surveying services on this exciting project that advances UMass Amherst’s commitment to sustainability.

Congratulations to UMass and the entire project team!