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Company News
Big win for the CEI Division
NXL is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the VDOT Richmond District Wide CEI Contract. This is a proud win for our team. Thank you to everyone involved in the process, from proposal to presentation.
ENR Top Rated Firm
NXL was featured in the June 2012 edition of ENR Magazine as one of the Top 100 Professional Services Firms in the country. Engineering News-Record (ENR) selects firms each year for this revenue based award and NXL is proud of this accomplishment.
VDOT Statewide Survey Contract
NXL is proud to announce that we were selected as one of the winning firms for the VDOT Statewide Survey Contract. NXL was chosen out of seven other firms for this contract. Thank you to everyone who played a part in our success.
Daniel Rich receives his P.E. license

Daniel Rich has been with the NXL team for a little over a year, working as a Project Controls Engineer and Office Engineer out of our Harrisonburg office. Daniel is a civil engineer with a Master’s degree in construction management from Virginia Tech. He has extensive experience in the preparation, analysis and evaluation of contractor claims for delay, loss of productivity, scope changes and differing site conditions. Daniel had been working towards getting his PE license for a while, and last month his test results were in. Congratulations to Daniel Rich, PE for such a grand accomplishment.
NXL Surveyor helps uncover area landmark
The Nottoway Plantation or “Quarter” was a tobacco plantation acquired by the College of William and Mary in 1718. It has not been mentioned in any of the standard histories of the College and documentation is sparse. In 2011 though, the precise location of the Quarter came to light thanks to NXL’s Dave Jones, professional Land Surveyor. Mr. Jones, who lives within the Quarter, presented copies of contemporary land patents, along with the metes and bounds of the plantation as deduced from those patents to the Special Collections Research Center.

The Votes are In
The Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance and its members have just elected 3 new committee members to the Engineering Consultant Leadership Committee. Congratulations to Bob Gallagher with JMT, Stan Hite with MACTEC, and NXL’s very own Nico De León!
The Engineering Consultant Leadership Committee is responsible for setting priorities, establishing goals, identifying policies and defining direction for the Association’s Architectural / Engineering membership. They also promote and maintain open communication and cooperation with the Virginia Department of Transportation.

NXL at the
Bilingual Career Fair 2011
NXL recently participated as a presenter and sponsor of the Prospera Initiatives Bilingual Career Fair 2011 at J.E.B. Stuart High School in Falls Church, Virginia. This event introduced youths to the wide range of opportunities available to bilingual professionals.

NXL's Chantilly Open House
Thanks to all our Northern Virginia area clients who joined us at our annual Chantilly open house. We would like to especially thank those who participated in our raffle by bringing pet supplies. We donated all supplies to our furry friends at a local animal shelter.

NXL's Richmond Open House
Thanks to all who came in from the cold to celebrate the New Year with NXL. Many of our Richmond area clients joined us for our annual open house, as we rang in the new construction season.
In the spirit of giving back, we asked our clients to bring toys which were donated to the local YMCA.

Dulles Metro Project featured in USA Today
Check out the Dulles Metro Project in this week's USA Today. NXL is currently working on this project providing construction inspection.
http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/manufacturing/2011-01-19-silverline19_CV_N.htm?loc=interstitialskip
WTS International Names NXL "Employer of the Year"
WTS International has honored NXL with the “Employer of the Year” and “Sponsor of the Year” Awards for 2010.
WTS is an international organization dedicated to the advancement of women in transportation through professional development, mentoring, and strategic positioning of women.
NXL’s contribution to transportation industry, affirmative action in hiring and promoting women and minorities, and support to WTS have been important factors in our success. NXL is thrilled to receive this award and pleased to contribute to the goals of the organization.
Photo Courtesy of Dean Covey, VDOT
NXL held its 1st annual Open House in Harrisonburg
In October, NXL’s Harrisonburg office held its first annual open house. This October marked the 1 year anniversary of our Project Controls Division and the opening of our Harrisonburg office. Many of our Valley area clients joined us to celebrate another year of hard work and the prospects of the upcoming season.
In the spirit of giving back, we asked our clients to bring canned goods which were donated to the Harrisonburg First Church of the Nazarene Food Pantry to help feed the community as the cold weather approaches.

NXL held its annual Open House in Newport News
In August, NXL’s Newport News office held its annual open house. This year we began a tradition of celebrating the seasons with open houses at each of our offices. Many of our Hampton Roads area clients joined us to celebrate another year of hard work and to look forward to a prosperous fall.
In the spirit of development and learning, we asked our clients to bring a variety of school supplies which were donated to Deer Park Elementary School in Newport News to kick off the upcoming school year.

Surveying and Mapping at the Boy Scout Jamboree
This year marked the 100th annual Boy Scout Jamboree. Licensed surveyors from over 10 states attended the Jamboree to pass on their knowledge of surveying to the next generation of scouts.
NXL's Dave Jones participated in the jamboree, helping to teach the Surveying Merit Badge to 144 scouts. Requirements to complete the badge included courthouse research, running a traverse using Total Station instruments, running a level circuit with elevations, drawing a plat to scale and writing legal description as well as learning about types of surveying and career opportunities.
The jamboree, which takes place every four years, was held at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia.

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