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 […]

Prakash Jamar Kattel, a supply chain modeler, consultant and statistician at Quetica, was recently published in the Socio-Economic Planning Services Journal for his research regarding a framework to locate critical infrastructure (CI) facilities, such as health services, transportation and electricity. The paper looks at the dependencies of supporting stations that provide essential services to the […]

Quetica was recently awarded a project for the City of Pittsburgh to provide Fleet Telematics, Route Optimization and Navigation services for approximately 400 vehicles, including software development and associated consulting support to enable optimized routes for a number of different services for the City of Pittsburgh to improve safety, better serve the City’s customers, and […]

On Friday, September 14, Rick Langer returned to his alma mater to speak to Wisconsin MBA students in partnership with the University of Wisconsin’s Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management and the MBA Veterans student organization. Rick discussed the use of technology, big data, and analytics within Quetica’s various practices, and in particular, its work […]

As Quetica is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, we take pride in focusing our charitable efforts to helping veterans and their families. This month, we participated in the charitable golf event, Eagle Heroes Golf Tournament, at Crystal Lake Golf Course in Lakeville. The proceeds of the event support host Eagle Group’s mission: to provide mutual support for […]

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 […]

Quetica’s Mark Berndt presents at TRB’s Transforming the Marine Transportation System through Multimodal Freight Analytics conference in Washington, D.C.  The documentation for Mr. Brendt’s presentation titled, Applying Multimodal Freight Network Optimization to Public Sector Investment Decisions, is accessible using the link below. http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/conferences/2018/CMTS/MTS_PDF/12A.MarkBerndt.pdf

Why is it so difficult for farmers operating just outside the city of Chicago to sell to people living there? This was the question that led a team of researchers (including Quetica’s Ben Zielow) from the University of Wisconsin–Madison to explore urban food logistics. Their work, published in a report entitled Regional Food Freight: Lessons from the Chicago […]

Quetica employees and their families participated in the Equity On Ice event at TRIA Rink at Treasure Island Center in Saint Paul. Capital City Properties, the not-for-profit arm of the Saint Paul Port Authority, has established the Equity on Ice fund. One-hundred percent of all funds raised will be directed to other nonprofit organizations that leverage ice-related […]