Our employees rated England-Thims & Miller as a top employer on the First Coast, earning us the Jacksonville Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work – Extra Large” award.
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The Church of Eleven22 is one step closer to developing a campus in the master-planned Wildlight community in Nassau County.
In the News | Plans Advance for The Church of Eleven22 in Wildlight Read More »
The Borowy Family Children’s Critical Care Tower – which opened in April 2022 in Jacksonville, Florida – was designed to set the standard for pediatric and neonatal health care.
In the News | Light and Hope at a Children’s Hospital Read More »
The Alfred A. Ring Distinguished Speaker Series brings real estate leaders to campus.
In the News | Due Diligence – Spoken Here: Peter Ma, Aaron Wessner and Lisa Dilts Read More »
We are thrilled to announce the integration of the NavVis VLX3, a state-of-the-art mobile lidar unit, into our service offerings.
Placemaking is about creating environments for communities to thrive. If you create a place well, it will dynamically affect the lives of those who use it every day.
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England-Thims & Miller, Inc. (ETM), a privately owned and Florida-headquartered infrastructure and development consulting firm, has hired Billy Hattaway to expand the company’s services in the Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida regions.
England-Thims & Miller Taps Renowned Expert Billy Hattaway for Tampa Bay Expansion Read More »
Starbucks Coffee Co. will build a restaurant in the Treaty Oaks community in St. Johns County.
In the News | Plans Approved for Treaty Oaks Starbucks in St. Johns County Read More »
Florida-based England-Thims & Miller, Inc. (ETM) has been honored with the Florida Transportation Builders’ Association (FTBA) Partnering Award for their work on the SR 50 widening and reconstruction project in Sumter County.
Placemaking is about creating environments for communities to thrive. If you create a place well, it will dynamically affect the lives of those who use it every day.