Sain Projects

Building Stronger Communities Through Smart Infrastructure

Every road we travel, utility we depend on, and transportation system we rely upon tells a story about infrastructure. During National Infrastructure Week, we recognize the vital role infrastructure plays in connecting communities, supporting economic growth, and improving quality of life across the country. At Sain Associates, infrastructure is more than concrete and steel —…
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Safe Streets and Roads for Athens, Alabama

With the official adoption of Athens, Alabama’s Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Safety Action Plan, the City has taken an important step toward a safer future. This milestone marks the culmination of months of collaboration, analysis, and conversation. More importantly, it reflects a shared commitment across Athens that every person, on every trip,…
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Sain Receives ACEC Alabama Grand Award

We are excited to announce that Sain has been honored with an Engineering Excellence Award in the Transportation category from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) of Alabama for our work on the Old Tuscaloosa Widening and Turbo Roundabout Project. The award was presented during the ACEC Alabama Member Breakfast at the Alabama Transportation…
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A Gateway Built for Safety and Flow

If you’ve driven near the Birmingham Zoo or Botanical Gardens lately, you’ve probably noticed something big taking shape at one of the metro’s busiest gateways. Two roundabouts are transforming the high-volume intersection cluster shared by Birmingham and Mountain Brook, and the story of how we got here goes back over a decade. In 2009, roundabouts…
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A Win for Safer Roads in Tennessee

We’re excited to share that Sain Associates recently received an ACEC Tennessee Excellence in Engineering Award for our work on the 2025–2029 Tennessee Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP). This project plays an important role in improving roadway safety across Tennessee, and we’re grateful to play a part in that effort. In partnership with the Tennessee…
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Honoring Veterans through Meaningful Design

Some of the most meaningful work I’ve been part of has centered around serving those who have given so much for our country. Veterans make daily sacrifices that most of us can only imagine, and it is deeply rewarding to contribute to facilities that improve their lives long after their service. At Sain Associates, our…
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Sain Receives ABC Alabama Merit Award

Sain Associates is honored to receive a Merit Award in the Civil Engineering category of the Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama’s Excellence in Construction Awards for our work on the Jefferson County Medical Examiner and Coroner’s Office project. This recognition highlights our innovative design approach, technical expertise, and commitment to supporting infrastructure in Alabama….
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Extending the Chief Ladiga Trail

As Assistant Director of Transportation Design and CEI, I have the privilege of overseeing work that directly shapes communities, and few projects embody this better than the ongoing extension of the Chief Ladiga Trail in Anniston, Alabama. This initiative, which began construction in February 2024, is steadily transforming a vision into reality, and I’m proud…
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Building Better Airports: National Aviation Day 2025

Every August 19th, National Aviation Day reminds us of how far we’ve come in the world of flight and the innovations that continue to shape the industry. This holiday was established in 1939 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to honor Orville Wright’s birthday and celebrate the broader impact of aviation in our society. My own…
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Biking Dreams Take Shape in Anniston

When the City of Anniston set out to build a new pump track near the Chief Ladiga Trail, their goal was more than just creating a recreational amenity — they envisioned a space that would bring families and young riders together while enhancing the city’s identity as a cycling-friendly destination. Sain Associates was honored to…
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