Morrissey Engineering, Inc.

06/19/2026

We're proud to partner with Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture and Heart Ministry Center on a project that is about so much more than a grocery store. The planned development in Omaha's historic North 24th Street corridor is designed to improve food access, create economic opportunity, and serve as a catalyst for continued community investment. 💚



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A planned nonprofit grocery store aims to not just feed but uplift historical heart of Omaha's North Omaha.

06/17/2026

Exciting day at Morrissey Engineering! We welcomed six bright students from Turner Construction Company externs program, who dove into the world of engineering in building design, connected with our team, and explored what it's like to be an engineer. We loved sharing our passion and inspiring the next generation of innovators!

06/15/2026

06/05/2026

✨ Celebrating 5 Years – Congratulations, Ashely! ✨

We are excited to celebrate Ashley's 5th anniversary with Morrissey Engineering! Ashley started as an intern in 2019 and became a full-time staff member in 2021. During her time at Morrissey Engineering, she has particularly enjoyed working on projects for schools and non-profit organizations. Ashley shares, "I find these projects especially rewarding because they give me the opportunity to help mission-driven organizations showcase their impact and connect with the people they serve." Her expertise is an invaluable asset to every project she is involved in.

Thank you, Ashley, for your dedication. We are truly grateful to have such a valued member on our team!
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05/26/2026

05/26/2026

On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. We are deeply grateful for their dedication and sacrifice and remember the legacy they left behind. 🇺🇸

05/13/2026

We're Hiring: Construction Administrator (Mechanical & Electrical) 🚧

Are you seeking a dynamic position that blends field work, problem-solving, and collaboration? Become a Construction Administrator at Morrissey Engineering and help deliver high-impact projects across commercial, educational, and mission-critical facilities.

Enjoy a balanced mix of field and office responsibilities, serve as an Owner's Representative, and collaborate with contractors, architects, and design teams to ensure successful project outcomes.

We're looking for detail-oriented, proactive professionals with construction administration experience who are ready to make a difference.

📍 Location: Omaha, NE (regional travel)
📩 Apply today: [email protected]

https://www.morrisseyengineering.com/careers/Construction-Administrator-Mechanical-Electrical/

Advance your career with a team that values innovation, teamwork, and integrity. Join us and help shape the future of building design.

We're hiring an experienced Construction Administrator to support the successful delivery of mechanical and electrical systems across a wide range of projects, including commercial, educational, religious, housing, and mission-critical projects. If you're passionate about smart, sustainable design a...

05/05/2026

✨ Celebrating Milestone Anniversaries! ✨
This week at Morrissey Engineering, we’re excited to recognize two important milestone anniversaries.

Andy Lang is marking 20 years with Morrissey Engineering! Looking back, he’s especially proud of his work on community projects, including those for non-profits, education, and cultural arts. Some of his recent favorites are the Blue Barn Theatre, the Union for Contemporary Art, the Joslyn Art Museum, Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, and Sunset Hills Elementary, where his children go to school. He shared, "Working on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, whose conservationist ideals have impacted and shaped how I view nature, has been a highlight of my career."

Steve Farrington is celebrating 25 years at Morrissey Engineering. He was one of the first interns to join MEI in its early days. When asked about his most rewarding projects, he said, "The most meaningful projects are those that serve a purpose beyond the building itself—supporting education, places of worship, community spaces, and local businesses. It's rewarding to be part of work that ultimately benefits the people who use these spaces every day."

We truly value their dedication, experience, and the impact they’ve made. Congratulations to Andy and Steve!

04/24/2026

It was an honor to be recognized at this year's ACEC Nebraska Awards ceremony last night!

The Museum of Nebraska Art (MONA) received the ACEC Honor with Distinction Award and was named Category Winner for Building/Technology Systems. This achievement celebrates the exceptional teamwork and ingenuity that made this landmark project possible. Exceptional partners are required for any project's success, and this was no exception. BVH Architecture served as the Design Architect and Architect of Record for the renovation of this historic building and the mass timber addition. Building systems are thoughtfully integrated throughout to preserve and promote inclusive, sustainable environments. The project leaves a lasting impact on Nebraska's arts community and sets a new standard for cultural spaces.

04/23/2026

🌍 Earth Day 2026: Our Power, Our Planet
Design shapes both the systems we build and our shared future. At Morrissey Engineering, we're committed to the AIA 2030 Challenge. Our projects reported for 2025 are on track to achieve 69% energy savings compared to the baseline, demonstrating the meaningful impact of our work.

We focus on people, resources, and the planet. We have designed our own building and updated others to use less energy, save resources, and create healthier spaces. By using high-performance systems, alternative energy, and supporting LEED certification, we set standards like Net-Zero and back ambitious projects such as the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library's pursuit of the Living Building Challenge. Our work is driven by a commitment to long-term impact.

Earth Day reminds us that careful engineering and teamwork lead to real change. By working together, we can use design to build a more sustainable and resilient planet for today and the future.