Recognized as One of the AEC Industry’s Best Managed Firms
Bollig Engineering, a civil engineering and architecture firm specializing in small cities, has once again been named to the 2025 Circle of Excellence™ by PSMJ Resources, Inc. This marks the second consecutive year and the seventh time overall that Bollig has earned this distinction, placing the firm among the top 20 percent of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms across North America. Recognition is based on nine key performance metrics, including staff growth, cash flow, productivity, business development, profitability, overhead management, and turnover.
Representatives Brian Bollig, P.E., Principal Engineer; Scott Kuhlman, P.E., Vice President of Technical Operations; Jen Doering, Program Manager; and Kindra Carlson, Sr. Funding Specialist/Client Services attended AEC THRIVE 2025 in Chicago (October 1–3, 2025) to accept the award alongside other honorees.
“Being recognized again in PSMJ’s Circle of Excellence is a meaningful achievement for our team,” said Brian Bollig, P.E., Principal Engineer at Bollig Engineering. “It affirms that our commitment to small cities, strong relationships, and financial stewardship is driving results not just for our company, but for the communities we serve.”
This is the seventh time Bollig Engineering has received the distinction, with previous awards in 2014, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2024.
About Bollig Engineering
Founded in 2007, Bollig Engineering has been helping municipalities and airports deliver cost-effective, community-driven infrastructure solutions. With an approach that is Designed for Small Cities®, Bollig specializes in addressing the unique needs of rural communities by securing funding and creating affordable solutions that sustain community vitality for generations to come.
Today, the Bollig team includes more than 45 engineers, architects, construction managers, funding specialists, and support staff. With its headquarters in Willmar, Minnesota and additional offices in Two Harbors and Sartell, MN, and Sioux Falls, SD, Bollig continues to expand its reach while staying true to its small-city roots.
Photo: Members of the Bollig Engineering Leadership team are pictured with the PSMJ Director and President (Left to Right: David Burstein, PSMJ Director; Kindra Carlson, Sr. Funding Specialist/Client Services; Brian Bollig, P.E, Principal Engineer; Scott Kuhlman, P.E., Vice President of Technical Operations; Jen Doering, Program Manager; Gregory Hart, PSMJ President.
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