17 août 2010 | The Salt Lake Tribune U.S. Army investigates Salt Lake biofuel crop

The U.S. Army is investigating biodiesel-producing safflower plants in Salt Lake City. Keith Eastin, vice president for The Louis Berger Group and former assistant secretary for the U.S. Army, called the program an “innovative and unique” approach to biofuel production.

13 juillet 2010 | The New York Times A glimpse of old waterfront, on dry land

How often in the 21st century does one have the chance to see a 19th-century river wall embedded under a 20th-century highway? Rarely enough that amateur urban archaeologists might want to hasten to the observation gallery in the Winter Garden overlooking the World Trade Center site.

18 juin 2010 | Sudan Tribune GOSS Minister lauds USAID for boosting infrastructure in road maintenance

Anthony Lino Makana, South Sudan Minister of Transport and Roads has praised USAID’s Sudan Infrastructure Services project for its concerted efforts over the past four years to boost road maintenance and capacity building in select state ministries in 10 states across South Sudan.

1 juin 2010 | Washington Technology Contractors find fertile fields abroad

Washington Technology magazine recently ranked The Louis Berger Group No.76 in its report on the 2010 Top 100 Government Contractors.

27 mai 2010 | NorthJersey.com Mitigation begins on massive Meadowlands ecosystem

In this corner of the Meadowlands, on a near convergence of four municipalities, Carlstadt, South Hackensack, Moonachie and Little Ferry, there’s an ecological renaissance taking place directly in the shadow of a massive commercial and industrial sector.

4 mai 2010 | Rutgers Today Bloustein School and top firm create a fellowship with an international flavor

Over the years, the Bloustein School and the Berger Group have developed a close relationship. And this year, that relationship has produced a graduate internship/fellowship program that offers unusual opportunities for first-year students to work on major planning and development projects, often in international settings.

28 avril 2010 | Foster's Daily Democrat Portsmouth group seeks to remedy lack of seacoast evacuation plan

The lack of a coastal evacuation plan in New Hampshire has Portsmouth emergency officials taking the lead role in a new regional project seeking to make sure visitors and residents have the means to escape in the event of a hurricane or other disaster whether it be natural or man-made. The Louis Berger Group has been hired to assist with the development of the plan.

23 avril 2010 | Washington Post Officials unveil $1.7 billion plan to clean Anacostia River

Washington, DC and federal officials unveiled a new plan for cleaning up the Anacostia River, listing more than 3,000 projects that could combat the river's infamous pollution. The Louis Berger Group assisted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to develop the watershed restoration plan for the Anacostia River Watershed.

11 mars 2010 | Las Vegas Sun Las Vegas Regional Transportation Commission approves contracts for rapid bus lines

The Regional Transportation Commission on Thursday approved contracts to move forward with building two more lines of the new ACE rapid bus service. A $2.4 million contract with the Louis Berger Group is for planning and developing the Sahara bus line.

23 février 2010 | The National (United Arab Emirates) Salam Street project conforms with 2030 vision

The Salam Street expressway, which will provide an artery for heavy traffic through Abu Dhabi, does not undermine ambitions for a pedestrian-friendly emirate.

18 janvier 2010 | Sudan Tribune GOSS Minister of Transport inspects seven bridges on Juba-Nimule Trunk Road

The Government of Southern Sudan Minister of Transport and Roads, Mr. Anthony Lino Makana, has toured recently constructed concrete bridges on the Juba-Nimule road.

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