Experienced executive brings more than 30 years of leadership experience as Guernsey enters its next chapter of growth. Guernsey is pleased to welcome Jeffrey S. Sare as its new President and Chief Executive Officer, effective October 26, 2026. With more than three decades of executive leadership experience, Sare brings a strong background in building high-performing […]

After nearly eight years as President/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and more than 27 years with Guernsey, Jared Stigge is transitioning from his executive role, marking a new chapter in a career defined by service, growth, and commitment to the company and its people. Since assuming the role of President/CEO on January 4, 2019, Jared has […]

By KATHRYN PARKHURST, AIA, NCARB, TiD-B We often think about buildings in terms of what they need to do: How many people will they serve? How should spaces connect? What materials will perform best? How much will the building cost? But there is another question architects and designers should be asking: How will this space […]

For defense contractors and subcontractors, the first CMMC question is not which cybersecurity controls to implement. It is whether CMMC applies to your organization and what level your contracts will require. CMMC requirements apply to Department of  War solicitations and contracts when a defense contractor or subcontractor will process, store or transmit Federal Contract Information […]

For defense contractors and subcontractors, CMMC may appear to introduce a new cybersecurity obligation. It does not. The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program builds on contractual cybersecurity requirements that have developed over more than a decade. What has changed is the framework for assessing and demonstrating compliance with those requirements. That distinction is particularly important […]

The future of flight is taking shape at the FAA’s Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) in Oklahoma City, with Guernsey designing the infrastructure needed to bring it to life. During a recent presentation at the AAAE Airport Operations and Technology Symposium, Chad Nimmo, P.E., Deputy Division Manager with the Architecture and Engineering Division at MMAC, […]

New contract expands Guernsey’s role in helping the U.S. Army strengthen utility reliability, improve installation resilience, and maximize the long-term value of taxpayer investments. Reliable Utility Systems Support Mission Readiness Reliable utility systems keep Army installations operating. When electric, water, wastewater, natural gas, or thermal utility systems underperform, the impacts extend far beyond maintenance budgets. […]

July 14, 2026 The Pentagon is putting Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Phase 2 requirements on pause, immediately suspending third-party assessment mandates that were scheduled to begin on Nov. 10. Forging the Arsenal of Freedom: Department of War Suspends CMMC Phase II Requirements > U.S. Department of War > Release | U.S. Department of War […]

By Angie Aikman, CIE, CSM, Vice President and Design Group Director, Environmental A proposed federal rule could significantly change how grant recipients document expenses, monitor subrecipients, and maintain eligibility for federal funding. For organizations already balancing grant administration responsibilities across finance staff, project managers, engineers, administrators, and consultants, the proposed changes could increase compliance responsibilities […]

By Angie Aikman, CIE, CSM, Vice President and Design Group Director, Environmental Federal grants can fund critical infrastructure, broadband expansion, transportation improvements, water projects, economic development initiatives, and community programs. They also come with a substantial set of requirements that govern how those funds are managed. Most organizations focus heavily on winning the grant. Once […]