We are the in-house design group for the Transportation unit of Jacobs Engineering's Denver office. We design award-winning graphics that make technical information accessible to the public and help to enhance your project's image.
Our position as an in-house graphic design department allows us to work with a variety of clients, both internal and external. Because Jacobs Engineering provides services in so many different sectors, we have internal clients who also do a variety of work. We support our biggest internal clients, the Transportation Planning and Engineering group and the Environmental group, in the broad range of work they do for city and state agencies. We also work with other Jacobs offices in Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Seattle, San Francisco, Little Rock, Anchorage and more, and are always willing to help other groups with graphics for their projects. We're just a phone call or email away, so let us know what we can do to help!
We work with our external clients indirectly through projects other groups in our office win, but also directly on projects such as web-based training sub-sites or full websites. We have extensive resources to draw from to get these projects done. We work closely with traffic, transportation, and NEPA professionals, as well as application developers, GIS specialists, programmers and more.
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“This letter is in appreciation for the work performance by Carter & Burgess in development of a very well receied public information program for the City of Grand Junction's Riverside Parkway. This program has been very comprehensive, especially with outreach to the often difficult to reach low income and minority communities adjacent to the project corridor. . . .
The open houses have been well laid out separating various design elements and project areas. Many public comments have been received about the outstanding "presentation" of normally complex information.
In regards to our most recent open house in which 323 people attended, Kristin Winn, the City's Public Information Coordinator, said it was the best organized, presented, and staffed open house she had attended in her eight years with the City of Grand Junction.”