Pond is a progressive, full-service architecture, engineering, planning and construction firm providing quality services to government, corporate and private sector clients throughout the world. We help clients achieve their missions by being Responsive People and Real Partners.
Pond wins big at the 2018 FPD Workshop
Pond had tremendous showing at the 2018 Federal Planning Division (FPD) of the American Planning Association (APA) Workshop in New Orleans. Our Federal Planning and Geospatial Program was not only a sponsor and vendor of the event, but also co-hosted a widely attended...
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Pond keeps climbing
Pond jumps a staggering 310 slots in 8 years on the ENR Top 500 Design Firms list! Engineering News Record (ENR) ranked Pond as #119 on their 2018 "Top 500 Design Firms" list! We would like to thank our clients for trusting in Pond to deliver innovative solutions, as...
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Fred Cartes boosts success in Huntsville
Pond was thrilled when Fred Cartes announced his decision to join the Pond Huntsville Team as Program Manager in late 2017. As an accomplished professional with 25 years combined experience in government and industry contracting, program management and acquisition,...
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Goats clear the way to beautiful new park
Pond was pleased to join Norcross Mayor Craig Newton, City Manager Rudolph Smith, Assistant City Manager and Director of Public Works, Mary Beth Bender, community members and Norcross City Council Members including Andrew Hixson, Dan Watch and Josh Bare during the...
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Sometimes it’s great to be #3!
Pond is pleased to announce we have retained our #3 position on the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s “Top 25 Engineering Firms” list for the second year in a row. Pond strives to be a client’s first choice for comprehensive project delivery by always providing exceptional...
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Pond celebrates Fire Station #56 Groundbreaking in Marietta, Georgia
Pond was honored to join the City of Marietta Councilman Reggie Copeland, Councilwoman Michelle Cooper Kelly, Acting Fire Chief Danny Rackley, Councilman Johnny Walker, City Manager Bill Bruton, Councilman Joseph Goldstein, Chief Jackie Gibbs (Ret.), firefighters and...
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