In April 2017, the voters in the Pardeeville School District passed a $12 million referendum to provide improvements and an expansion to their High School. GEC’s Design Team, lead by Architect Richard Smith, will be providing the vision for this community-shaping project.

The expansion of the Pardeeville High School will be mostly dedicated to the Performing Arts Department, while additional improvements will include new offices, an expansion of the Art Room, and a new Wellness Center that will also be available to the public.

In addition to providing Architectural Services, GEC’s team will be kept very busy also providing Site Design, Structural, and Plumbing Design services. GEC has been working with the Pardeeville Bulldog Foundation closely for the past several years, providing guidance on a number of projects improving their athletic fields. GEC Vice President, Kent Fish, not only provided his engineering expertise to the improvement projects for the baseball fields, field lighting, fencing and archway welcoming fans to the complex, but donated countless hours of his own time to assist with the construction of these projects.

Congratulations to Richard, Kent and all of the Design Team members on this project!

POYNETTE, WI – On December 14, 2016, despite the chill in the air, members of the Poynette Chamber of Commerce and Portage Chamber of Commerce gathered to officially open the new Love’s Travel Stop. Located just off the Poynette exit of I90/94/39, Love’s is open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.

PORTAGE, WI – Representatives from General Engineering Company met recently with City of Portage leaders and Portage School District representatives to present two donations for the Portage High School Building Trades Program.

Kent Fish PE and Vice President at General Engineering, presented over $10,000 of donated services to the building trades program by providing building and structural plan design, bidding coordination and technical support for the project.  Mr. Fish also volunteers his time serving on the Building Committee.

Also, in an effort to give back to the program and community, Mark Jankowski, Director of Inspection Services was present to agree that GEC will not be assessing inspection fees for the next four Building Trades projects, to be built over the next several school years.

The Portage High School Building Trades Program is comprised of students that are interested in creating a career in the construction trades field.  This program gives students the necessary hands on training that will carry straight into a profession within the construction field.  Students earn two credits for time devoted to the project during three class periods a day, a study hall and a half hour after school.

The recently sold, 1,728 square foot home, has two and half bathrooms and three bedrooms, including a master bedroom with cathedral ceiling and walk in closets.  Other features include a deck off the living room and an unfinished basement plumbed for future construction and a safe/storm room.

L-R, Kent Fish, GEC Vice President, Margaret Rudolph, Director of Business Operations Portage School District, Rick Dodd, Mayor, Mark Jankowski, GEC Director of Inspection Services and Shawn Murphy, City Administrator

LODI, WI – Reach Out Lodi recently held an open house to show the public everything they have accomplished at their new location. Almost 400 people toured the new facility, which hopes to be fully operational by mid-October. (more…)

PARDEEVILLE, WI – The Pardeeville Bulldogs Support Foundation recently held a dedication for a new archway and entrance to their sports complex at the Pardeeville High School.  While efforts to make this project a reality for the community came from many volunteers and solid community support, General Engineering Company, was thrilled to be a part of the effort by donating design, construction and engineering services towards the project.  (more…)

PORTAGE, WI – Jerry Foellmi, President of General Engineering Company, was honored by the Portage Service Club Association. A specially designed plaque in recognition of GEC’s generous contributions to the planning, design and construction coordination of the Splash Pad at Goodyear Park was presented to Foellmi on Wednesday, September 3, at the Service Club Association’s recent meeting. (more…)