Thompson & Litton, Inc. (T&L) Excited To Be Sponsor Of Newly Installed Light Poles And Entrance Sign At Radford High School

Thompson & Litton, Inc. (T&L) Excited To Be Sponsor Of Newly Installed Light Poles And Entrance Sign At Radford High School

Thompson & Litton, Inc. (T&L) is excited to be a sponsor of the newly installed light poles and entrance sign at Radford High School.

Last year, T&L responded to a request issued by Radford High School seeking donors to sponsor a light pole to help raise money for a lighted sign at the back entrance to the High School of the newly installed walking/running trail. The trail now continues from the existing sidewalk at Sixth Street to the entrance of the track. This has provided a safer area for students to walk to and from school and run for practices. This improvement is part of the Healthy Young of America Grant in partnership with Radford City Schools, City of Radford, Radford University, and Bobcat Backpacks.

The T&L sponsored light pole features a banner with the company logo. This is one of eight light poles that can now be seen at the trail. We are proud to be a part of this wonderful addition to the campus.

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Jennifer Moore, P.E. To Attend the Prestigious 2023 TPMI Program

Jennifer Moore, P.E. To Attend the Prestigious 2023 TPMI Program

Jennifer Moore, P.E., Lead Civil Engineer from the Thompson & Litton, Inc. (T&L) Bristol, Tennessee office recently received the prestigious honor of being selected into the Transportation Project Management Institute (TPMI) Program.

With only thirty slots available, Jennifer’s acceptance into this very respected and highly competitive program is not only an impressive accomplishment for her but for T&L as well. This reflects the dedication and continuous growth and experience that T&L encourages and has kept the company expanding for 67 years.

jennifer-mooreThis year the Boar’s Resort in Charlottesville, Virginia is hosting the TPMI Program from May 15-18, and May 22-25. This is an eight-day intensive residential training program exclusively designed for managing the development phase of transportation projects. TPMI is designed to strengthen highly capable mid-level professionals expected to assume greater levels of responsibility in project management.

The program’s objective is to enhance the knowledge and skills of project managers to complete projects on-time and on-budget. The program has been developed specifically for project management practitioners from Virginia Department of Transportation, local government, and private consulting firms. Participants will be able to directly apply their learning of project management principles, practices, and techniques to their day-to-day jobs. Instructional hours in this program may qualify for meeting Virginia professional engineer licensure (or other) continuing education requirements. All participants who successfully complete the program will earn Certificates of Attendance.

Steve Brooks celebrates 30-year milestone

Steve Brooks celebrates 30-year milestone

steve-brooksT&L congratulates our Senior Vice President of Operations Steve Brooks, PE as he celebrates his 30-year milestone with the company. Steve was honored at the Wise luncheon on Dec. 20, 2022. T&L President, Greg Hurst presented a plaque with his family members and other employees in attendance.

Melissa Whited Celebrates 30 Years with Us!

Melissa Whited Celebrates 30 Years with Us!

melissa-whitedT&L congratulates our Business Development Manager Melissa Whited as she celebrates her 30-year milestone with the company. She was honored at the Tazewell luncheon on Dec. 8, 2022 with Tazewell Office Manager and Director of Strategic Initiatives, Jim Thompson, company President, Greg Hurst, family and other employees in attendance.

T&L Working with Carter County on Hunter Elementary Expansion

T&L Working with Carter County on Hunter Elementary Expansion


 Carter County schools are in the early stages of a multi-million-dollar expansion to Hunter Elementary School.

The expansion will approximately double the size of the Stoney Creek school, with room for 900 students up from 450. It involves a new gym, new science labs, permanent classrooms to replace trailers, an office for the school resource officer and more.

Director of schools Tracy McAbee said separating parent vehicles from the bus lane will also increase safety.

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