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-1 J ., ] I -1 ~ -j r::Nl1 "i"17.l_M 01~-'" 01 ;)(~.J Bio-Data HOWARD NEEDLES TAMMEN & BERGENDOFF ROBERT W. ANZIA Educa t ion Marquette University B.S. Civi I Engineering 1958 ;/ . P.E. Colorado, Wisconsin Professional Registrations Professional Affiliations American Public Works Association American Society of Civil Engineers Experience Mr. Anzia, who joined HNTB in 1958, has been manager of the Denver office since 1973, responsible for prospective project development, planning, and design of the firm's work in Colorado. One of the first assignments there was 1-70 through Glenwood Canyon for which he directed an HNTB team preparing a design concept study. He has served as project manager for HUD-FIA flood insurance studies in Douglas and Boulder Counties, Flood Hazard Area Del ineation studies in Douglas County, the Kipling Street project in Lakewood, and numerous other Colorado planning and design projects. From 1971 to 1973, Mr. Anzia was a project manager in the Milwaukee office, responsible for all work related to highway and bridge projects in that office. Included were coordination of design work in and between offices, project cost and control, and client 1 iaison. His experience covers rural highway bridges, complex interchanges, fixed and movable bridges, and major structures over water. He also assisted in general management of the office, assuming duties and responsibilities designated by the engineer-in-charge. From 1967 to 1971, Mr. Anzia was in charge of the bridge section in the Milwaukee office performing all phases of work required for preparing reports, preliminary plans, cost estimates, final design, contract plans and specifications for highway and railroad bridges, retaining walls, and related structures. Notable projects designed under his direction by this section were the Harbor bridge, Lake interchange, and Park freeway in Milwaukee, and the Mason Street bridge in Green Bay, Wisconsin. For five years prior to 1967, he was a squad leader in the bridge section, involved in the structural design and preparation of plans for various steel and concrete bridges and associated construction. His earliest assignments with the firm were as an engineer on design and detailing of the same type of projects. While at Marquette, Mr. Anzia was a student engineer for the Wisconsin State Highway Commission from 1955 to 1958, acting as a construction inspector and working on design and construction surveys for rural highways.