Raptor Civil Engineering Welcomes Design Engineer Drue Bhula as Continued Growth Fuels Expansion Across Colorado and Arizona Raptor Civil Engineering is excited to welcome Drue Bhula to the team as Design Engineer I, another important milestone as the company continues expanding its civil engineering services throughout the Denver, Colorado and Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan areas. The addition of talented engineers like Drue reflects more than company growth. It demonstrates

Kevin brings years of experience in construction surveying, leadership, and client relationships, and we're thrilled to have him leading the continued growth of our Land Surveying division. His expertise will strengthen our ability to deliver precise field data, dependable construction layout, and responsive service that helps keep projects on schedule and on budget.

As Denver continues to grow, mixed-use multifamily developments are playing an increasingly important role in creating walkable neighborhoods that combine housing, retail, and community spaces. One recently completed example is the new development at 4353 Tennyson Street, a project that adds 34 residential apartment units above 2,400 square feet of ground-floor commercial space on a 14,700-square-foot site in Denver's Berkeley neighborhood.

Raptor Civil Engineering is providing civil engineering services for the Oaks Ridge at 64th residential development in Adams County. As construction progresses across multiple buildings, infrastructure improvements, roadway work, utility coordination, and site development continue to move the community toward completion. Land development engineering plays a critical role in ensuring projects like Oaks Ridge are built efficiently, safely, and for long-term success.

The redevelopment of the historic Ochiltree Block at 2935 Zuni Street has been recognized with Historic Denver's 2025 Remix Award, honoring projects that successfully preserve Denver's architectural heritage while introducing thoughtful new development. The award highlights a collaborative effort among developers, architects, engineers, and construction professionals who transformed a historic property into a vibrant mixed-use community while maintaining its historic characte

Denver's permitting process is improving, but successful project approvals still depend heavily on experienced engineering and development teams. As reported by The Denver Post, the Denver Permitting Office has made measurable progress in reducing review delays, increasing accountability, and improving coordination across departments.

Discover how Raptor Civil Engineering is supporting a new Sloan’s Lake community beer garden through strategic land development engineering. Raptor Civil Engineering is providing civil engineering services for a new community-centered beer garden development in Denver's Sloan’s Lake neighborhood. The project combines adaptive reuse, thoughtful site planning, and community-focused design to transform a historic property into a vibrant social destination. Through expert land de

At Raptor Civil Engineering, we're ecstatic to share that we've been honored with the 2024 Best of Mile High Award for Best Building...

It's that time of year again, and the renowned Best of Mile High program has kicked off, welcoming votes for Denver's top companies and...

It's a Christmas Miracle! Denver Water has moved on from their Dropbox system era and moved into their new Plan Review Portal era. I'm...

Civil Engineering, Done Differently. Raptor Civil Engineering has given Land Development consulting and civil engineering for 3 three years.

Denver's land development community can breather a sign of relief as the city's permit times have decreased almost in half since November.

The soon-to-be finalized Senate Bill 23-213, or SB23-213, is intended to amend legislation and promote Colorado Affordable Housing. While...

A report shows the Denver Metro Area is ranked eighth among other states in the number of building permits given out.

Littleton Stormwater Management has developed a comprehensive plan to address the potential impacts of stormwater runoff.

Raptor Civil Engineering is proud to announce that the company has been voted the Best Civil Engineering Firm in Westminster by Best of Mile

Redt Homes have unveiled their redevelopment plans for the 0.58-acre site at the corner of 38th Avenue and Perry Street in the Berkley.

Denver Water announces new intensive testing system to ensure submitting design engineers know their Denver Water basics and avoid costly...

The City of Denver Community Planning Department announced in an e-mail blast on Monday, 11/28 that the City will be starting their "Blitz".

A land development project will always have to go through a review regarding the sewer use and drainage of the proposed structure. As part o