Taney Engineering is a full-service civil engineering and land survey services company that strives to deliver successful, bold and innovative solutions to both public and private sector clients. Taney Engineering offers Civil Engineering and Land Surveying. Taney Engineering is located in Las Vegas, Nevada Led by President, Ed Taney, PE, Robert Cunningham, PE, Principal, and Steven Dumovich, PLS, Principal. Taney Engineering has grown to a firm of over 60 engineers and professionals with experience in working with federal, state and local governmental agencies, as well as private development clientele. The strength of Taney Engineering lies in dedication to the core principle of client service. Every team member is committed to customer satisfaction and sound design. Our combined staff experience includes renewable energy site development, master-planning, design, engineering, studies/reports, permitting, public presentation, code enforcement, land development review, improvement plan review, capital improvement review, surveying (land/construction staking), and construction administration. Our engineers manage projects from the preliminary engineering phase through construction administration. The Taney team is equipped with the knowledge of regulations and procedures required to complete any public works or private land development project efficiently, accurately and expeditiously. Members of Taney Engineering are active professionally in the Associated General Contractors, Home Builders Association, National Association of Industrial and Office Properties as well as the Southern Nevada Chapter. Taney Engineering also believes in giving back. Taney Engineering provides pro bono services to Habitat for Humanity and the St. Judes Dream Home Giveaway program.
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6030 S. Jones Blvd. #100
Las Vegas, NV 89118, US
Business Development & Event Coordinator at Taney Engineering Civil Engineering & Land Surveying
Looks like the Easter Bunny made it to TE this year! What fun we had this morning looking for eggs filled with chocolatey delights, 12 lucky winners found the Golden Eggs and received a special surprise basket. Happy Easter Weekend!
Welcome KUO to our family @ HFW! I'm so excited for you to be a part of us and can't wait to work with you. #kuo
We welcome our newest HFW Partner firm to our network. Looking forward to great collaborations ahead.
Business Development & Event Coordinator at Taney Engineering Civil Engineering & Land Surveying
TE was on the UNLV campus to connect with students @ the Annual UNLV Career Fair. Such a great opportunity to recruit the next generation of civil engineers. We currently employ around (30) UNLV graduates, and our own, Robert Cunningham, PE is an alumnus as well. Sarthi Patel (below) is also a UNLV graduate, he was able to discuss the benefits of working at Taney Engineering and how we are an on-the-job teaching firm. Go REBELS!
More Industrial growth is planned for Clark County, and the Rockefeller Group is making an impression. The buyers of a former Walmart Supercenter in northeast Las Vegas plan to redevelop the property into industrial space. New York-based real estate developer Rockefeller Group known for the iconic Rockefeller Center purchased the store, which closed in 2016, for $19 million, the developer announced in a news release. It plans to turn the big box space into two speculative industrial buildings totaling 369,198 square feet. Dubbed Craig Road Logistics Center, the industrial buildings will be constructed on the 19-acre site at the intersection of Craig Road and North Nellis Boulevard in Clark County. The property isn’t within the city limits of Las Vegas. Craig Road Logistics Center will include two buildings, a 227,660-square-foot building with 36’ clear height, and a 141,538-square-foot building with 32’ clear height. Both buildings will contain numerous state-of-the-art features to make the project a class A facility, the developer said. Lee & Sakahara Architects will design the project, and TWC Construction will be the general contractor. Rockefeller Group’s civil engineer is Taney Engineering. Rockefeller Group also is developing Cheyenne Industrial Park, which includes two buildings totaling 145,630 square feet on North Lamb Boulevard, and Nellis Logistics Center, a 134,100-square-foot speculative distribution facility at North Nellis Boulevard and East Carey Avenue, in Clark County.