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Burns & McDonnell moved up to #47 in Engineering-News Record's 2010 Top 200 Environmental Firms.

Burns & McDonnells recent acquisition of Harrington & Cortelyou Inc. marks a strategic move for both engineering firms.

Burns & McDonnell ranks No. 10 on Engineering News-Record's list of 2010 Top 100 Green Design Firms.

Burns & McDonell is designing the wastewater disposal system and rail spur for Duke Energy's $2.88 billion coal degasification power plant under construction on 100 acres in Edwardsport, Ind.When completed in September 2012, the IGCC facility will be one of the cleanest and most efficient coal-fired power plants in the world.

Burns & McDonnell helped GEUS complete its 25-MW Tom Darte Energy Center months ahead of schedule and under budget.

Leslie M. Duke, PE, associate vice president and general manager of the Burns & McDonnell Dallas-Fort Worth office, joined the board of directors of the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce.

Burns & McDonnell has been selected as part of a team that will design and build a new 650-megawatt power station in South Texas a $1.4 billion project.

On June 16, Burns & McDonnell announced that it had reached an agreement to acquire Harrington & Cortelyou, Inc., of Kansas City, a consulting engineering firm with a national reputation for engineering design of fixed and movable highway and railway bridges.

Company will acquire Harrington & Cortelyou Inc., a small engineering firm with a national reputation for designing highway and railway bridges.

Burns & McDonnell is the architect on a defense fuel storage facility at Naval Base Point Loma in San Diego, which ranks No. 9 on California Construction's 2010 Top Project Starts.