Crist Engineers

05/08/2026

Started our Mother’s Day weekend with a build your own bouquet team building event! Thank you to for teaching these guys how to arrange some flowers❤️

05/06/2026

Celebrating our May birthdays at Crist Engineers! 🎉
Wishing all of our team members with birthdays this month a year filled with happiness, success, and plenty of reasons to celebrate. 🎂🎈

05/01/2026

Proud to see the Crist Engineers team featured in the latest issue of Building Arkansas. Honored to be recognized for our work in water and wastewater and the partnerships that make these projects possible.

04/29/2026

What a great couple of days at the Arkansas Water Conference—from meaningful conversations at our booth, to learning at technical sessions, and wrapping it up with a great team dinner. Grateful for the opportunity to connect, learn, and represent Crist Engineers.

04/25/2026

We’re excited to be at the 2026 AWW & WEA Conference this week!
Come see us at Booth 700—we’d love to visit, talk projects, and connect with you.

04/22/2026

We’re proud to share that our NWA Office Leader, Josh Moore, has been inducted into the Arkansas Academy of Civil Engineers.

This distinguished group recognizes civil engineering alumni who have demonstrated exceptional merit while giving back to the next generation through scholarships, faculty recruitment, and continued support of the program.

Congratulations, Josh, on this well-deserved honor and your continued impact on the profession.

04/17/2026

10 years, countless contributions, and a lasting impact.
Thank you, Patrick Bennett, for a decade of hard work, dedication, and being a valued part of the Crist Engineers team. We’re lucky to have you! 🎉

04/13/2026

Happy Birthday to our April crew! 🎉 We appreciate everything you do for Crist Engineers and hope your month is filled with well-deserved celebration.

04/10/2026

A new chapter in Hot Springs’ water infrastructure began this week with the ribbon cutting of the Lake Ouachita Water Treatment Plant—an essential project that will enhance system reliability and support the community’s future growth.

This facility represents more than a single project—it is the result of years of planning, coordination, and forward-thinking design to secure a sustainable water supply and strengthen regional infrastructure. From raw water intake at Lake Ouachita to treatment and delivery, every element of this system was developed with the future of the community in mind.

We are proud to have played a role in bringing this vision to life alongside the City of Hot Springs, our project partners, and the many stakeholders who recognized the importance of investing in resilient infrastructure.

Our team is committed to delivering solutions that are practical, reliable, and built to serve communities for decades—and this project is a testament to that commitment.

Congratulations to everyone involved in delivering a project that will have a lasting impact on Hot Springs and the surrounding region.

04/09/2026

A major milestone for Hot Springs and its future water supply. 💧

The Lake Ouachita Water Treatment Plant represents a long-term investment in reliable infrastructure, supporting growth and ensuring safe, sustainable water for the community for decades to come.

We’re proud to have played a role in delivering a project of this scale and impact alongside the City of Hot Springs and our project partners.

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The city of Hot Springs cut the rib­bon Monday morn­ing on the first water treat­ment plant the city has opened in close to 60 years. Loc­ated at 125 Ran­dall Road, the red barn at the inter­sec­tion of Amity and Little Maz­arn roads may appear as...

03/18/2026

The new ‘WaterBarn’ in Hot Springs is looking great! The water treatment plant is beginning to deliver finished water to the City of Hot Springs!