Four states licensed. Seven states stamped.

Rush is based in the Kansas City area and licensed across Kansas, from the Johnson County industrial corridor to Wichita's aviation market.

Industrial is carrying the state. The I-70 and K-10 corridors are absorbing distribution, cold storage, and advanced manufacturing at a pace that makes storage commodity classification and water supply the two decisions that set a project's budget.

Licensed fire protection engineering across Missouri, with same-day reach into the Kansas City metro on both sides of the state line.

Logistics along I-70, I-44, and I-35, healthcare expansion in every metro, and steady adaptive reuse of older masonry building stock in the urban cores. That last category is the most engineering-heavy work in the state.

PE-stamped fire sprinkler and fire protection design for Texas, serving sprinkler contractors and AE firms across every major metro in the state.

Distribution and data center construction lead the state, with petrochemical and energy work along the Gulf Coast and semiconductor and advanced manufacturing around Austin. All four are hazard-driven designs well beyond a routine light hazard layout.

Fire protection system design licensed in Oklahoma, where nearly every sprinkler permit runs through a single statewide review process.

Aerospace maintenance and federal aviation work anchor both major metros, with distribution along I-35 and I-40, energy-sector construction, and steady university and healthcare expansion behind them.