Zimmerman, based in Frisco, has provided construction engineering and inspection services on infrastructure projects for communities across the United States, working alongside Departments of Transportation, airports, municipalities, water and wastewater utilities, and more. He has acted as the Project Manager for over $1 billion of construction work. In his six years at Garver, Zimmerman has risen in the ranks to lead Garver’s Construction Services efforts in Texas, partnering with the Texas Department of Transportation on projects totaling over $100 million in construction costs.
“I look at this as another opportunity to serve the state I call home and connect with other engineers,” Zimmerman said. “I appreciate Garver’s investment in me and thank ACEC Texas for providing me with the chance to learn, grow, and become an even better leader, engineer, and community member.”
As a Project Manager on Garver’s Aviation Team, Rutabana, based in Houston, works with airports across Texas on their critical infrastructure improvements. While coordinating design teams, sub-consultants, and contractors, he has worked with some of the fastest-growing airports in the state, like George Bush Intercontinental, Dallas Fort Worth International, Austin-Bergstrom International, and more.
“Our main focus as engineers is to improve the communities in which we live and work,” Rutabana said. “Being involved in this program is another means of doing that. It’s a chance to gain an even deeper understanding of what Texans need to continue the state’s positive momentum.”
