On September 5th, the City of Superior, along with City Council members and Mayor Jim Paine, hosted a grand opening ceremony for the park. The event featured live music from the band Similar Dogs and provided visitors with the chance to experience the newly installed kayak and canoe launch, thanks to kayaks provided by the St. Louis River Alliance.

At AMI, sustainability is at the core of every project we undertake. Our coastal engineering solutions are designed to be resilient against the forces of nature while minimizing environmental impact. From using eco-friendly materials to designing structures that enhance natural habitats, our approach considers the long-term health of the marine ecosystem.

Material buildup on the bottom of harbor floors can be caused by naturally deposited sediments or man-made debris. How does this happen? Lake and river currents transport sand and silt depositing it in navigational channels and docking facilities. In addition, docking and tugging activities cause propellor wash from ships and tugs.

AMI’s Ports and Harbors team specializes in dredging and material management planning. Dredging is the removal of earthen material from waterways and ports to create or maintain sufficient depths for navigation.

Learn how 3D scanning is transforming the landscape of mechanical and structural engineering. It's not just about the technology; it's about how it's reshaping the planning, implementation, and maintenance of material handling spaces.

AMI has extensive experience in the redevelopment of industrial and public waterfront sites. Our staff can help you find unique solutions that restore blighted sites and convert them into private or public amenities.

AMI owner Chad Scott discovers severe corrosion in Duluth-Superior Harbor during a routine inspection, with steel structures deteriorating at an alarming rate. To address the issue, a collaborative effort between University of Wisconsin Sea Grant, the port authority, and engineers is launched. Studies explore protective coatings and innovative methods like jackets and cathodic protection systems, aiming to prolong the lifespan of steel structures.

AMI utilized a three-man commercial dive team to inspect three reservoirs, BB (500,000 Gal.), D (75,000 Gal.) and E (125,000 Gal.) at Mount Rushmore.

AMI specializes in the underwater inspections and condition assessment of waterfront structures.

Underwater imaging and survey equipment helps identify objects under the seafloor- like historical dock structures and even shipwrecks! Our team uses amazing technology like this every day to help our clients with their underwater projects.

AMI Consulting Engineers to Design St. Croix Bluffs Boat Launch Improvements Project for Washington County.

AMI team members took an hour out of their day for a playground cleanup around the the greater Lincoln Park Area. They collected four BIG bags of trash, a chair, an ottoman, and a cat house. The City of Duluth provided all clean up supplies.

AMI is featured in the April/May issue of Positively Superior magazine discussing plans to grow our business on Connors Point.

AMI’s Be A Boarder skateboard team build last month raised enough money to purchase equipment to assemble 18 complete skateboards!