The following article outlines Quetica’s efforts with the City of Pittsburgh to optimize their snow plow and salt operations, leveraging our route optimization solutions. https://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2019/12/05/Slippery-roads-tablets-salt-tracker-Quetica-Mike-Gable-Department-Public-Works/stories/201912050121

Quetica Welcomes Katherine Russell to Lead Structural Engineering Practice Katie Russell, PE, has joined Quetica to lead the Structural Engineering practice to expand the firm’s engineering services and capabilities. Adding structural engineering to Quetica’s portfolio of civil, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, forensic and low voltage engineering services provides a more robust offering to our public and private […]

Quetica Welcomes Denny Langer to Grow Engineering Practice Denny Langer, PE, recently joined Quetica’s engineering practice and brings with him a wealth of knowledge, experience and capabilities. Denny is a seasoned professional with nearly 30 years of broad experience in mechanical engineering design and forensic engineering consulting, as well as strong leadership and project management […]

Ben Zietlow, a freight planner at Quetica, was recently published in the Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board for his research utilizing USDOT’s Intermodal Transportation and Inventory Cost Model to estimate potential modal diversions from truck to truck-to-rail intermodal for Wisconsin shippers. Benjamin Zietlow | (651) 964.4646 x862 | Benjamin.zietlow@quetica.com    

Quetica recently opened an office in Dallas, Texas that serves public and private sector clients in supply chain optimization, freight transportation planning, information technology, payments, general management consulting, and civil engineering. Quetica™ is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business with five locations (MN, WI, IA, CO, TX) and provides hands-on practical expertise and world class solutions to […]

Ben Zietlow joins Quetica to continue growing the company’s expanding public sector freight planning and supply chain optimization practice. Prior to joining Quetica, Ben was a Geoeconomist for the National Center for Freight and Infrastructure Research & Education (CFIRE) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a position he held since February of 2012. At CFIRE, Ben’s […]

With nearly 20 years of experience in site engineering and project management, Eric leads the civil engineering division at Quetica. Eric works closely with developers, architects, governmental agencies, engineering firms, and contractors – deploying integrating solutions for strategic site development focused on achieving successful results. His areas of specialization and expertise include design, planning, demolition, […]

On March 8th, U.S. DOT Federal Rail Administration held the first of four workshops to support the Midwest Regional Rail Planning Study.  The project explores the potential for a high-performance, multi-state intercity passenger rail network in the Midwest region. The study will build on current rail planning efforts within the twelve states of Illinois, Missouri, […]

Using a demand-based approach, Quetica was awarded a project to perform supply chain and transportation network analysis for the Nebraska Department of Roads.  The goal of the project is to effectively identify and prioritize investment opportunities for an optimized freight network that lowers transportation costs for Nebraska businesses and promotes business growth.

Iowa DOT recently released the final report from its study to develop an Iowa Statewide Freight Network Optimization Strategy. Quetica adapted private-sector supply chain optimization modeling to create a tool for the Iowa Department of Transportation and Iowa Economic Development Authority to examine optimization strategies on multimodal freight networks in Iowa. The project relied heavily […]