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Welcome to the 2026 National Hydraulic Engineering Conference!

Please enjoy complimentary wi-fi throughout the venue, brought to you by VHB.

 

View the conference agenda and dive into this week's sessions.

 

Check out VHB’s presentations and come meet our team!

 

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“VTrans Route 302 Berlin Complex Flood Mitigation Analysis - FEMA Public Assistance Hazard Mitigation Process”

Joe Airoldi,  Water Resources Engineer

Wednesday, Aug 26, 3:30 – 5 PM | Green Mountain Ballroom 

 

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“The Unusual Suspects: Scour-Rating Forgotten Bridges”

Dave Cloutier, Senior Water Resources Engineer

Thursday, Aug 27, 8 AM – 10 AM | Green Mountain Ballroom  

 

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“Raising Pungo Ferry Road: Resilient Roadway Design in Wetland Environments”

Bryce Corlett, Senior Coastal Engineer

Thursday, Aug 27, 8 AM – 10 AM | Lake Champlain Conference Room 

 

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“Advancing Post-Disaster Resilience with 2D Hydraulics: NC 197S Progressive Design-Build”

Shams Al-Almin, Water Resources Engineer

Thursday, Aug 27, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM | Green Mountain Ballroom 

 

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“A New Standard for Resiliency Planning: Engineering Solutions in Portsmouth, VA”

J.D. Hines, I-64 Water Resources Market Leader

Friday, Aug 28, 8 AM –10 AM | Green Mountain Ballroom 

 

 

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    Water Resources

    Learn how our water resources engineering team delivers creative and comprehensive solutions to address a wide range of water resources challenges.

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    Coastal Engineering & Resiliency

    Explore VHB’s comprehensive approach to coastal engineering and resiliency.

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    The VHB Experience

    Read about the VHB Experience, grounded in our mission to inspire our people and partner with our clients and communities to create a sustainable future.

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    Explore Opportunities

    Exploring career options in Hydraulics and Hydraulic Analysis? See our current openings!

 

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