When you choose to work with Morrison-Maierle, you’re more than a client, and we’re more than a service. That’s because we know it’s not really about us—it’s about you and what is possible when we work together. When you choose Morrison-Maierle, you’re choosing to work with experts from multiple disciplines who serve multiple markets, including water, civil, environmental, natural resources, structural, mechanical, electrical, air and ground transportation, development, survey, industrial, and more. When you choose us, you’re not just selecting a consultant, you’re picking someone to help you reach your goals. That’s because we privilege collaboration and an integrated approach to our work that seeks to continually build trust, respect, and success. Driven by a passion for creating solutions that build better communities, we see beyond individual projects to consider their place in a community—projects that can connect people, create places of belonging, build economies, and support community prosperity. This is why we exist. When you choose Morrison-Maierle, you’ll work with a 100% employee-owned company with 12 offices across Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming and serve communities in the greater Rocky Mountains and northwest. We offer high-caliber consulting services for your engineering, planning, surveying, and science needs. Our passion has guided our approach for more than 75 years and is deeply rooted in our core values of Integrity, Commitment, Respect, and Excellence.

Carroll College is a faith community providing Catholic-based education inspired by personal excellence and a commitment to social justice. The College fosters spiritual, academic, and personal growth, preparing students for the future as lifelong learners.

We provide full service design-build services as well as construction management for civil, industrial, commercial construction projects, and luxury homes.

Intermountain Children's Home is a mental health care company based out of 1225 Birch St # C, Helena, Montana, United States.

We are customer-centered experts in the title and escrow industry. We currently serve 72 counties with 51 offices in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. Each office employs local people and is part of the fabric of their community. In addition to our local focus, we are dedicated to being a regional solution for settlement services. Our expert sales staff, coupled with state-of-the-art technology, allows us to create a suite of services tailored to your specific needs.

Ability Montana offers help, services, and resources to those living with disabilities in southwest Montana. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we promote independence for people in all life stages and are one of four Centers for Independent Living (CIL) in Montana. To do this, we stand by three values: empowerment, advocacy, and community. At Ability Montana, we aim to break down the barriers to accessibility. We empower people to live independently, whatever that looks like to them. Our team advocates for people living with disabilities and for their right to a self-directed life. As with other CILs, we believe in the power of community and human connection and are proud of the peer-led aspect of CILs. We offer a variety of services and programs built around the five core pillars of independent living. Each Center for Independent Living in the United States must provide programs and resources around these five core pillars of services: Information & Referral, Independent Living Skills Training, Peer Mentoring, Individual & Systems Advocacy, and Transitions. Our programs are built around the belief and mission that people have the right to live and work as independently as they choose. We work hard to provide the necessary services and support that people need to pursue a self-directed life. Ability Montana is a leader in Montana communities. This includes providing access to necessary services as well as recreational pursuits. We assure disability rights for all Montanans by encouraging and effecting community inclusion, integration, and independence for people living with disabilities. We are funded in part by the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended in 1992 (Title VII – Independent Living Services) and the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (Disability Services Division).