Korda/Nemeth Engineering

Korda/Nemeth Engineers have been actively involved with designing the Red Lot parking improvements project at the John Glenn International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, which adds over 2,000 parking spaces to the growing airport. The project is significant because it is an enabling project for the future $2B new terminal and currently is the largest ADS StormTech chamber project in Ohio. The project stands as a testament to innovative stormwater management. Spanning a vast expanse, this project embodies the airport’s commitment to sustainability and resilience in the face of climate challenges. Designed to efficiently capture and detain stormwater runoff, these chambers employ advanced technology to mitigate flooding risks and protect local ecosystems. Korda is proud to be leading this project through design and construction.

Korda is so happy to have provided professional engineering services for Ohio's newest gem: the Great Council State Park in Xenia Ohio.  Korda provided civil,mechanical, electrical, technology engineering services and surveying for this 12,000 SF interpretive center. For more information, visit our website for links to recent news articles.

Korda celebrated our 60th year a few weeks back, and it was a great pleasure welcoming so many clients and colleagues to our offices to celebrate with us. Beginning as a structural engineering firm in 1964, Korda has since added a full complement of professional engineering and surveying services. Over the past 60 years, we have completed projects across the country and in multiple countries.

Love to see how technology innovations we helped bring to life can positively impact patients at OhioHealth's new Pickerington Methodist Hospital. https://lnkd.in/eSj5UbFS #ohiohealth #cannon #messer

Korda/Nemeth Engineering is pleased to be leading the Team for the COL-39-20.60 East Liverpool SR 39 Safety, Accessibility, and Reconstruction project that received a 2023-2024 Rural Surface Transportation Grant Program. East Liverpool was the only grant recipient in the State of Ohio, and one of only 18 nationwide. The grant, funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation, supports projects that improve and expand the surface transportation infrastructure in rural areas to increase connectivity, improve the safety and reliability of the movement of people and freight, and generate regional economic growth and improve quality of life. The City of East Liverpool will receive $29,712,043 that will be used to complete reconstruction of SR 39 from Mulberry Street east to the Pennsylvania State line (PA-SR 68). Korda will continue to work with East Liverpool, ODOT District 11, and OMEGA (Ohio Mid-Eastern Governments Association) to complete the project by 2028.

We decided to put a little twist on our annual Korda Trick or Treat event, so we held a Trunk or Treat in our back parking lot. Thank goodness the weather cooperated, and we had a great turnout for this event! #trunkortreat #familyevent

Congratulations to Schooley Caldwell for the accolades on such a great project! So happy to see this project get the recognition it deserves! Schooley Caldwell