The contract negotiated in 2008 was primarily for boundary, topographic and LiDAR surveying services with four optional renewal years. Since the contract was awarded, 25 delivery orders have been issued and 20 tasks are 100% complete. All projects have been delivered within contract budget and prior to deadline. Ten (10) delivery orders have been issued for Ft. Carson in Colorado and others have been for various locations in Washington State, North Dakota, Montana, Nebraska and Kansas.

In 2009, Midland Surveying, Inc. was selected by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District to complete airport obstruction surveys at Army Airfields (AAFs) throughout the United States. To date, nine (9) delivery orders have been awarded to Midland Surveying. In addition to establishing and evaluating existing horizontal and vertical control, field crews use a combination of RTK GPS and conventional data collection methods to locate potential obstructions within the airfield perimeter, including all paved surfaces, buildings, control towers, navigation aids, airfield striping and other features which may affect an aircraft’s approach to the airfield.

Obstruction surveys have been completed at Felker AAF in Virginia, Sherman AAF and Marshall AAF in Kansas and Biggs AAF in Texas. Projects are near completion at Ft. Rucker, Alabama and Butts AAF in Colorado.

In addition, numerous airport obstruction projects have been performed for National Guard Airports, in conjunction with the USACE, Omaha District Contract. Obstruction surveys have been performed in Grayling, Michigan; Fort Richardson, Alaska; Los Alamitos, California; Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania; Picacho, Arizona; and numerous other locations.

Most recently, Midland Surveying was awarded four (4) contracts in Ringgold County and three (3) contracts in Union County through a solicitation in October 2011. All seven (7) contracts, totaling more than 800 acres, were completed within budget and prior to the November 15th deadline.

“For each dollar donated, the Ministry Center is able to purchase $3-4 of food through Harvest Food Bank.”
-Dave Weichinger, Nodaway County Outreach Director and Ministry Center volunteer.

Curtis is one of six Professionally Licensed Surveyors at Midland Surveying, Inc. He joins Owner John Teale, PLS as a licensed surveyor in Nebraska. Obtaining licensure to become a Professional Land Surveyor takes years of experience and training that ultimately culminates in one final exam, as administered by the State Board that oversees the practice of land surveying. As a PLS in Missouri and Nebraska, McAdams is authorized to conduct boundary surveys and sign survey plats there, amongst other duties. Curtis McAdams lives in Maryville, MO with his wife and two children.

This special event took place in most Missouri counties and was performed by surveyors occupying benchmarks with their GPS receivers. Surveyors across Missouri started their GPS receivers at the same instant as a state official started a GPS receiver at the state Fairgrounds. Data was continuously collected for six hours. View full article.

Midland Surveying was selected by MoDOT in 2009 and 2007 to perform photogrammetric services statewide. This followed consecutive selections in 2002, 2004 and 2006 for two-year, on-call contracts with MoDOT to perform photogrammetric services statewide. View full article.