We are pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Nearing as Chief Executive Officer of RO&A and its affiliated engineer-procure-construct enterprises.  Our enterprises encompass industrial project development, design, engineering and construction services to a number of industries, including but not limited to construction materials, energy, manufacturing and agriculture. Nearing and his law firm are longstanding corporate counsel […]

Take a look at the article about us in CPI Magazine! To read the complete magazine, click here. Click on each thumbnail below to read the article.

Community involvement is a long-standing objective at Robert Ober & Associates.  Investing time and resources into the community is just one of the ways we demonstrate our commitment to being a responsible corporate citizen and serving the city in which we work and live.  Our group recently attended the 2015 San Antonio Sports Hall of Fame gala, where five […]

Our business development team is onsite this week in sunny Las Vegas at World of Concrete.  Booth N549. Attendees of the show are able to walk over 600,000 sq. ft. of exhibitor space and experience firsthand the latest products, services and technology equipment affecting our industry.  For all things commercial concrete, this is the place to be! Stop by […]

We are proud to welcome Kyle Wundt and Michael Esposito, P.E., to our engineering machine! Kyle joins us with over 15 years of experience and will be responsible for the design and specification of our bulk material-handling systems.  Michael also comes with an impressive amount of knowledge and skills in commercial construction and joins the […]

This episode of Business Day features Robert Ober & Associates as an innovator in the cement and energy sectors. Watch as the video explains how our EPC firm is helping establish a foundation for the shaping of the nation’s infrastructure!

About 60 kilometres northwest of Fort McMurray, there used to be a 109-foottall steel headframe that housed the hoist system for Alberta’s only deep hard rock mine. A three-metre-diameter shaft used to plunge an elevator 200 metres through the earth, landing in a set of tunnels in a limestone layer just below the bitumen-rich McMurray […]