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Two local drainage engineers introduce new firm to county
Summary
Tyler Bumman and Jacob Hagen, two drainage engineers, introduced a small firm focused on drainage districts and wetlands, described field experience and provided a rate sheet for future county projects.
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Tyler Bumman and Jacob Hagen introduced themselves to the board as owners of a new, small drainage-engineering firm that will focus on drainage district work and wetlands projects. "My name is Tyler Bumman," Bumman said as he described the firm's low-overhead structure and local service area; Hagen added his name and years of experience.
They said the firm will perform field inspection, survey work and construction oversight and that they have practical experience installing drainage tile and related field work. The pair distributed a rate sheet and asked the county to consider them for future projects; board members advised they should meet local farmers and contractors who regularly influence engineer selection.
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