One of the core competencies of MENG Analysis is the analysis of K-12 facilities. With several hundred K-12 projects, it is well known that we have an extremely strong background in K-12 facility programs and building systems. For 37 years we have distinguished our expertise in K-12 design with systematic work plans and analytical methodology.

The MENG Analysis team has performed independent cost estimates, VA studies and constructability reviews for higher education facilities in Alaska, Washington, Oregon and Montana. Experience also includes state-wide condition assessments and design guidelines for institutions such as the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the University of Washington.

From general classroom buildings, libraries, teaching and research labs to student housing and recreation facilities, MENG Analysis has performed more than 100 higher education projects in the past 37 years.

MENG Analysis has a rich palate of infrastructure experience working with city, county, state, defense and port authority clients from coast to coast. Project types include arterials, highways, viaducts, lift and swing span bridges, tunnels, rail alignment, transit stations and parks, as well as waste water treatment plants, filtration facilities, lift stations, overflow tanks and marine terminals.

Our work with the Federal Government includes the General Services Administration, United States Navy, United States Corps of Engineers, and Indian Health Services. We have also facilitated studies for Washington State Office of Financial Management and New York City Office of Management and Budget.

The justice related work of MENG Analysis includes courthouses, jails and prisons, police stations, crime labs and even statewide public safety communications systems.

We've done a wide variety of work for Fortune 1000 companies and others including The Gap, The Limited, Optiva and real estate industry leaders such as OPUS, IntraCorp and more.

MENG Analysis has experience evaluating parks, large scale stormwater systems, WWTPs, transfer stations and landfill re-use projects. Fun projects include a Zebra Mussel study for the New York City water system, and ecological park in Hong Kong and the I-405 Stormwater System that won an AASHTO Value Engineering Award.

Medical facilities and labs have some of the most extensive system infrastructures that are under constant use 24/7. MENG Analysis has helped several clients get the most of their designs and save money in the process.