PRESS RELEASE

ATLANTA – (Feb. 23, 2022) – Pond, a progressive, full-service engineering, architecture, and planning company, has been recognized as the area’s top engineering firm by Atlanta Business Chronicle. Pond has maintained its number 1 spot among the city’s largest firms for the second consecutive year.

“This recognition is a true honor, a reflection of our dedication to serving the expanding needs of our clients, and a testament to the talent and resilience of our professionals in a year that has challenged people everywhere,” said Bob Williams, PE, Chief Executive Officer and President.

“It is especially rewarding to be recognized in Atlanta, where our roots run deep,” he said.

As a leading engineering firm, Pond strives to be trusted advisors delivering exceptional service to clients in the federal, infrastructure, industrial and energy / environmental markets. “We are so proud and grateful for the opportunity to serve our clients. We aim to set the bar high, earning their trust with every interaction,” said Williams.

Working closely with local communities and building long-lasting relationships with businesses throughout the region, Pond has maintained a position in the top five of Atlanta’s Top Engineering Firms list for the last decade. Delivering solutions that help build infrastructure to drive the economy; providing great places to learn, live, and work; supporting projects that protect our nation; and driving sustainable energy solutions, Pond takes great pride in making a meaningful and lasting impact on our world.

About Pond

Pond is a full-service consulting firm providing integrated engineering, architecture, planning, and construction management solutions to public and private clients since 1965. Our staff, located throughout the U.S. and globally, is committed to delivering tailored solutions. Recognizing that clients benefit the most when multi-disciplined expertise is leveraged, Pond builds teams based on client and project requirements, regardless of location, reinforcing our “One Pond” culture.