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March 31st, 2016

Paschen is Awarded Four 2016 APWA Awards at Luncheon

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On March 18, representatives from F.H. Paschen were in attendance at The American Public Works Association (APWA)Awards Luncheon. Paschen was honored with three APWA Project of the Year Awards, as well as one Project Excellence Award:

The Cermak-McCormick Place Green Line Station received the Project of the Year Award for Structures $25-$75 Million.
The Rollins Road Grade Separation project received the Project of the Year Award in the Transportation $25-$75 Million category.
The Thornton Composite Reservoir received the Project of the Year Award for Environmental in excess of $75 Million, and was also awarded the 2016 Public Works Project Excellence Award.

Congratulations to all of the teams involved in these projects. Paschen is proud of their commitment to excellence and quality, which is reflected in these awards.

Paschen is Awarded Four 2016 APWA Awards at Luncheon

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