— Broadbent & Associates, Inc. (Broadbent), a full-service environmental, water resource, and civil engineering firm, is pleased to welcome David Brickey as its newest senior geologist III. Brickey brings extensive experience to the firm and will be responsible for developing GIS databases for abandoned mine lands.
Brickey holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in geology from the University of Maryland and Penn State University. He is a member of the Geological Society of America and URISA and joins Broadbent from TerraSpectra Geomatics, a company that he co-founded and remains as a senior associate. Brickey has spent the past 21 years documenting uranium mining during the World War II and Cold War era and the subsequent reclamation of abandoned mine lands on the Navajo Nation. Brickey’s work has played a critical role in the largest environmental cleanup settlement in U.S. history.
“It is my pleasure to welcome David Brickey to Broadbent as a senior geologist as he continues his work on the Navajo abandoned uranium mines,” said Randy Miller, president of Broadbent & Associates. “David is highly qualified and brings with him a vast wealth of experience and knowledge. We are excited to have him join the company and look forward to his continued success in Nevada.”
Broadbent is one of the leading environmental and civil engineering consultants in Nevada and supports both public and private projects throughout the state and surrounding areas. Brickey’s appointment reflects Broadbent’s commitment to excellence as the company continues to provide its clients with the highest quality employees and services.
For more information about Broadbent & Associates and their services, please visit their website at www.broadbentinc.com.







