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Pump Station Infrastructure: Higginsville Wastewater System Upgrade

Pump Station Infrastructure: Higginsville Wastewater System Upgrade

The City of Higginsville is advancing a major wastewater infrastructure improvement to modernize its system, meet regulatory requirements, and support long-term growth. Pump stations play a critical role in ensuring wastewater is conveyed efficiently to centralized...
Engineering Industrial Sites for Real-World Operations

Engineering Industrial Sites for Real-World Operations

Industrial sites are some of the most demanding sites to design because nearly every decision affects how the facility operates. A truck route that is too tight, a dock area that drains poorly, a utility conflict discovered too late, or pavement that is not designed...
Community Engagement That Supports Planning and Land Development

Community Engagement That Supports Planning and Land Development

Community engagement shouldn’t be a checkbox. It should help projects move. At McClure, we connect community engagement, community outreach, and community planning directly to implementation, whether that’s a long-range plan or a real-world development project....
Engineering Solutions for Industrial Wastewater Challenges

Engineering Solutions for Industrial Wastewater Challenges

Industrial wastewater poses significant challenges for waste treatment worldwide. Whether an industry treats their own waste stream or relies on their local municipal treatment, Industrial waste streams often contain pollutants that need careful treatment and...
Shaping Space: The Power of Thoughtful Hardscape Design

Shaping Space: The Power of Thoughtful Hardscape Design

On the first visit, it rarely looks like much. An open field behind a community center. An aging downtown plaza with cracked pavement. A park where worn footpaths cut across the grass because people have quietly chosen their own routes. Before the trees are...
Utility Design: The Backbone of Modern Development

Utility Design: The Backbone of Modern Development

You know the scene: your street was dug up for water lines in April, then again for internet cable in July. This constant construction isn’t just bad luck—it’s a symptom of a planning failure. The solution is an invisible concept at the heart of modern...