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05 Jan 2021

City of Leesburg Selects Southeastern Engineering, Inc. (SEI) for Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) Project Engineering Services

This project seeks to provide improved pedestrian connectivity and public parking to government facilities and local businesses in downtown Leesburg. Specific project tasks will include constructing new ADA compliant five-foot-wide sidewalks, curb and gutter, new public parking areas, and green space development...

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25 Mar 2020

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Southeastern Engineering is Part of an Award Winning Team

SEI has been honored to be part of the Dunn Aviation team that received 2019’s Maynard H. Jackson, Jr. Soar Award. This short documentary highlights the importance and story behind the creation of this award program. If you watch carefully, you will...

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25 Oct 2017

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SEI Awarded McPherson Road Sidewalk Project

The SEI team was awarded the Cobb County Department of Transportation McPherson Road Sidewalk Project. This project will replace the existing curb and gutter and will add a five-foot wide sidewalk along the west side of McPherson Road, from Post Oak Tritt...

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20 Jan 2017

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SEI Wins Canton Road Corridor Improvements Project!

The SEI team was awarded the Cobb County Department of Transportation Canton Road Corridor Roadway Safety and Operational Improvements Project. The project consists of roadway and traffic operations improvements on Canton Road beginning at the Canton Road/Canton Road Connector intersection and ending...

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14 Oct 2016

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Team SEI wins at the Annual ASHE Bowling Event

SEI had two teams participate in the Annual ASHE Bowling Tournament this year. This was the tournament’s 11th year. Proceeds go towards the Babs Abubakari Memorial Scholarship which is awarded yearly to a college student pursuing a degree in civil engineering, civil engineering...

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14 Oct 2016

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Cobb County Make-A-Wish 5K 2016

SEI employees participated in the October 1 Cobb County 5K for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The course began and ended at the Marietta Square. All race proceeds went to the Make-A-Wish Foundation which grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions. Way...

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