September was a month of connection, celebration, and reflection across U.S. Engineering. From honoring the leaders who built our foundation to celebrating the people who power our projects today, our teams came together to strengthen the relationships that define our culture and legacy.
Celebrating Leadership & Legacy
This September, President of U.S. Engineering Holdings Tim Moormeier retired after more than three decades of leadership at U.S. Engineering.
Tim announced his retirement earlier this year, and over the past several months, Team Members across the organization have reflected on his lasting impact. In a message shared this month, CEO Tyler Nottberg honored Tim’s career and the influence he’s had on generations of leaders.
From his early days as a consulting engineer in Denver to his role guiding U.S. Engineering through years of growth and change, Tim has embodied integrity, curiosity, and teamwork. Tyler described him as “the ultimate force multiplier”—a leader who builds trust, challenges teams to excel, and never stops learning.
Tim’s legacy is one of people, defined by the relationships he’s built and the culture he helped shape. As he enters his next chapter, we thank Tim and the entire Moormeier family for their dedication and for the legacy they leave behind.
Recognizing Our Field Teams
Early in September, the Rocky Mountain region hosted a Field Team Appreciation Clay Shoot, celebrating the skilled professionals whose expertise keeps our projects moving forward.
The event, made possible through the support of numerous sponsors, included friendly competition, great company, and recognition for this year’s top shooters.
Honoring a Legacy Through Fellowship
On September 13, U.S. Engineering Service Team Members, family, and partners gathered for the third annual Shizzle Cup at Shamrock Hills Golf Course, held in honor of Devin Darby.
The day was filled with camaraderie and remembrance as participants celebrated Devin’s life and legacy. With the help of dedicated volunteers and vendor partners, the event once again brought people together to share stories, laughter, and the spirit of connection that Devin embodied.
Global Perspectives Through Peer Exchange
This fall, we’ve welcomed David Morris from NG Bailey in the U.K. and Jenna Comazzetto from A.G. Coombs in Australia as part of our Peer Exchange Program.
David and Jenna are currently spending time with our teams across multiple regions, learning about U.S. Engineering’s operations while sharing insights from their own organizations. The exchange fosters valuable collaboration across borders, strengthening our technical expertise and people-focused culture.
Family Fall Fests Across Regions
To close out the month, both the Midwest and Rocky Mountain regions hosted their annual Family Fall Fests, bringing together Team Members and their families to relax, connect, and enjoy the autumn weather.
In the Midwest, families gathered at English Landing Park in Parkville, Missouri, for a day filled with food truck, construction-themed inflatables, and activities for all ages. Meanwhile, in the Rocky Mountain region, Team Members met at Boen Ranch in Brighton, Colorado, where lake activities, crafts, face painting, and a photo bus made for a great fall day.
Through careful planning and teamwork, our USEvents Teams created meaningful experiences for Team Members across both regions.
September was filled with moments that reflect who we are, from retirements and recognitions to time spent with teams and families. As we look ahead, we’re grateful to the Team Members who got us here and remain committed to supporting those who continue to shape what’s next for U.S. Engineering.