Terry Kagler has lived in Florida for over five years, and he’s well acquainted with Florida aviation, having served as the electrical engineer of record on projects for airports of all sizes across the state and country. When the opportunity to support those airports alongside two of his mentors at Garver, Tampa Aviation Leader Matt Serynek and South Florida Aviation Leader John Carrigan, came up, he jumped at it.
With Garver, Kagler joins a rapidly growing Florida Aviation Team committed to helping airports across the Northeast part of the state improve vital infrastructure that will enable them to be as sustainable as possible and to meet the demands of increasing enplanements.
He’ll be based in Garver’s new Jacksonville, Florida, office, which joins offices in Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Tampa to increase Garver’s Florida footprint.
“This is a great opportunity to be a part of a good thing - I’m inspired by what John and Matt are doing here in Florida with Garver, and I’m excited to contribute to the growth,” said Kagler, whose range of experience and expertise covers airport planning with electrical forecasting, as well as project management for various types of airport facilities projects and aviation consulting contract leadership.
In addition to partnering with airports in Northeast Florida, Kagler will be working with Garver’s Electrical Resiliency and Illumination Team to help deliver innovative, efficient, and economic designs and long-term maintenance solutions on a variety of electrical projects.
“Garver’s got a deep bench of electrical PEs,” Kagler said, “and I’m excited to collaborate with them on planning for increasing electrical needs.”
“Terry brings a nuanced understanding of Florida airports and client needs along with significant experience and expertise,” said Carrigan. “We’re thrilled to have him on board and to be able to offer our clients even more when it comes to electrical resiliency and sustainability.”
About Garver
Founded in 1919, Garver is an employee-owned multidisciplined engineering, planning, and environmental services firm with more than 1,000 employees across the United States. Offering a wide range of services focused on aviation, buildings, construction, enterprise solutions, federal, survey, transportation, water, and wastewater, Garver sits in the top 100 of the Engineering News-Record's prestigious Top 500 Design Firms list and is consistently recognized as a best firm to work for. Learn more at GarverUSA.com.
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