Almadoria (Alma) Rettinger, PE, is a project manager with more than 10 years’ experience planning, designing, managing, and supporting multiple water resources and environmental projects in the public and private sector. Alma has demonstrated knowledge and skills for wellhead design from conceptual design to built-out construction. She has worked on alternative studies and small capital design and construction projects. Alma also has knowledge in environmental compliance, investigation, monitoring, and remediation design. Alma is actively involved with PNWS-AWWA and serves on the Personal Leadership Committee.
Jun 17, 2014
Meet Alma, Our Newest Project Manager
News and Awards
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2024 Year in Review
It was the biggest year yet for Osborn Consulting! We celebrated our 20th year, grew to more than 100 employees, opened our fifth office (in beautiful Vancouver, WA!), and delivered more projects in more regions than ever before.
From milestone moments to everyday achievements, collaborations, and shared laughs, our team took a moment to reflect on what made 2024 so special.
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Season of Giving 2024
As a firm committed to building strong communities, Osborn is proud to announce our annual charitable giving initiative. This year, we’re focused on addressing food insecurity in the regions where our offices are located. By supporting local organizations dedicated to this critical issue, we hope to make a positive impact on those in need. We encourage you to join us in supporting these vital causes by donating to your local food bank or one of the organizations below:
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Osborn Consulting – A Four-Time Washington Best Place to Work
For the fourth time, the Puget Sound Business Journal has named Osborn Consulting to its Washington’s Best Workplaces list, ranking it #8 in the medium companies category. This prestigious list honors the exceptional businesses that set the standard for workplace excellence in Washington State.
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Celebrating Professional Engineers Day
Across our practice groups, Osborn Consulting employs 30 licensed professional engineers and more than 20 engineers in training. And today we’re all celebrating something special – the ninth annual Professional Engineers Day. It’s an occasion that raises awareness about what it means to be a professional engineer and to show appreciation for the work they do each and every day.
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Ecology Stormwater Manual Revisions: What They Mean for You
It’s a Thursday afternoon in Vancouver, the second official day of the APWA Washington Chapter Spring Conference, and a crowd is gathering in the Spruce Room. Osborn’s very own engineers, Maria Peraki, PhD, PE and Courtney Dale, PE stand behind the podium, ready to impart knowledge on the growing audience. The topic? How to navigate the changes being made to the Ecology Stormwater Manual.
