1970sOur business focus expanded significantly to address the era’s growing environmental awareness. New services included wastewater treatment, water supply, and environmental studies. These services, combined with the firm’s traditional civil engineering capabilities, were the precursor to today’s Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC.
1982We ranked in top 500 by Engineering News Record (ENR). A food plant division was added to serve the process engineering needs of dairy and other food processing clients. Paper industry expertise also expanded. These combined resources became the Industrial Division of Foth & Van Dyke, now Foth Production Solutions, LLC.
1938A young electrical engineer, Herbert S. Foth, organized a small engineering company in Green Bay, Wisconsin. That first year, Foth had four members on the payroll, and our clients included several municipalities in northeast Wisconsin.
1950Jack Horner, World War I pilot and former Federal Aviation Administration official, joined our company to form Foth, Porath & Horner. The firm specialized in airport engineering and served clients throughout the upper Midwest.
Mid-1940sWe employed approximately 24 members. Patrick Boyd left the partnership and the business continued as Foth & Porath, Inc. Many municipal clients who were added during this time continue to work with Foth to this day.
2006The company reorganized with Foth & Van Dyke as the parent company and three subsidiary companies, including Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC, Foth Production Solutions, LLC, and Foth Asset Management, LLC.
Foth has a long, rich history dating back to 1938. Since then, our services, locations, and membership has expanded to meet the changing needs of our clients. Check out some notable milestones from our past.
1939 – Early 1940sFoth and Patrick Boyd joined forces as Foth and Boyd. The company also began a long-term engineering relationship with Austin Straubel Field, now Austin Straubel International Airport.
2017We announced our fifth consecutive year worked (and over six million hours) without a lost time or restricted duty (DART) incident, demonstrating Foth’s commitment to safety being a priority.
1974Consulting Engineers’ Council of Wisconsin presented Foth & Van Dyke with our first Engineering Excellence Award for completion of the $14 million Shawano Lake wastewater system.
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