Expansion footprint Due to the merger and growth to 31 offices across 18 states with a combined engineering and planning workforce, there are increased cross-sell opportunities for civil, structural, environmental, and urban planning services across multiple jurisdictions.

Integrated tech stack The firm utilizes industry tools like Procore, MATLAB, AWS, Azure, SharePoint, and Active Directory, indicating readiness for expanded project collaboration, data management, and BIM-enabled workflows that can be paired with potential clients seeking integrated tech-enabled delivery.

Leadership continuity Senior leadership with cross-firm experience (former BWR CEO now regional leader and board member) supports a stable relationship with clients and a clear point of contact for large, multi-region projects across Lochner’s national footprint.

Growing practice areas Recent hires across water, environment, design, health and safety, and business development signal emphasis on expanding core service lines that can align with client needs in infrastructure resilience, water resources, and environmental assessments.

Financial scale Revenue range reported between one million and ten million suggests a mid-market focus with potential to scale services for small-to-mid-size clients, offering opportunities to upsell broader engineering, environmental, and planning services to existing and new regional clients.