November 23, 2005

ATM Welcomes Bob Dullanty to Provide Structural Engineering Services

Over 20 years of experience available to ATM teams, partners, and clients

Charleston, S.C. – Applied Technology & Management, Inc., welcomes Robert Dullanty, Sr., P.E., who brings over 20 years of experience as a structural engineer and principal of his own firm. Dullanty comes to the Charleston, S.C., office to support the Coastal-Marina Division and ATM teams, partners, and clients.

Dullanty provides structural engineering services as well as project management, inspection, and expert witness skills. His experience includes both heavy and recreational marine structures as well as bridges, industrial structures, buildings, roads and forensic investigations. He has designed wharfs, bulkheads, docks, and many other marine structures (including a moose viewing platform).

Dullanty is licensed as a Professional Engineer in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Washington, and Alaska. In addition to running his own firm, he has worked for the South Carolina State Ports Authority in Charleston, a private consulting firm in Anchorage, and Boeing Commercial Airplane Co. in Seattle.

About ATM

Applied Technology & Management, Inc. (www.appliedtm.com), is a marine, coastal, environmental, and water resources engineering firm that specializes in marina and waterfront development, coastal engineering, beach restoration and renourishment, management of large-scale developments, environmental permitting, hydrological modeling, wetland permitting and management, and corporate financial and information technology management. It serves public and private clients throughout the United States and international locations including the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East.

Founded in 1984, ATM is dedicated to solving water resources problems through innovative planning, engineering, and management solutions. ATM is headquartered in Gainesville, Florida, and has additional offices in Cocoa Beach, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, and West Palm Beach; Savannah, Ga.; Charleston and Hilton Head, S.C.; and Newport, R.I.

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