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infinigy names Bourgeois as a survey project mgr.

Infinigy engineering & surveying, pllc has appointed Michael Bourgeois, PLS, as survey project manager. Bourgeois will be responsible for all aspects of field and office surveying services for infinigy's civil, structural and wireless design groups. Bourgeois comes to infinigy from Clough Harbour & Associates, where he coordinated survey projects for land development and highway design and provided training to field crews and technical staff. "I am excited to be joining infinigy, where the entire survey team are licensed surveyors," said Bourgeois. "That enables a licensed surveyor to be involved in every stage of a project, from research work through filed work and mapping."
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