ET News
Celebrating a Year of Growth, Recognition, and Impact
Harnessing WAIV® Technology: How ET and LMS are Transforming Leachate Treatment at North Temple
When ET launched its landmark North Temple Landfill remediation project, the company made a bold commitment to not only restore contaminated land but to do it through innovation. Now, that vision has taken a major step forward through a partnership with Leachate...
ET Earns the #111 Spot in ENR Rankings
For more than a decade, ET has quietly and consistently built a reputation for innovation, expertise, and impact in the environmental industry. That dedication is being recognized again in the 2025 ENR rankings. The list of Engineering News-Record (ENR) 2025 Top 200...
Celebrating Our Engineering Partners: Building Success Through Collaboration
At ET Design-Build, collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. Our projects demand not only technical expertise but also trusted partnerships that allow us to innovate and deliver outstanding results. Today, we’re highlighting some of the engineering partners...
ET Ranks Among Atlanta’s Largest Engineering Firms
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news: ET Design-Build has been ranked No. 32 on the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s prestigious list of Atlanta’s Largest Engineering Firms. This recognition places us among the elite engineering firms defining the skyline,...
ET Design-Build Ranks No. 2,244 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 List
We’re proud to share some exciting news! ET Design-Build has officially earned a spot on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, coming in at No. 2,244 among the fastest-growing private companies in America. For those unfamiliar, the Inc. 5000 is a highly respected annual ranking...
Reclaiming the Land: ET Design-Build Launches Landmark North Temple Remediation Project
In the heart of Salt Lake City, Utah, just west of the airport, ET Design-Build has been engaged to manage a very complex and ambitious environmental remediation project at the North Temple Landfill. Spanning 770 acres, this former landfill, once considered a...