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Mesa Associates Expands UAS Capabilities with FAA-Approved BVLOS Operations 

Mesa Associates Expands UAS Capabilities with FAA-Approved BVLOS Operations  At Mesa Associates, we’ve never been content with doing things the way they’ve always been done. That’s why we’re proud to highlight one of the most significant advancements in our service offerings: our FAA-approved Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone operations.  What Is BVLOS and Why Does It Matter?  Traditional drone operations require a pilot

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Welcoming Brett Varner as General Manager of Mesa Associates

Mesa Associates is proud to announce the promotion of Brett Varner to the position of General Manager. Brett brings with him a remarkable combination of engineering excellence, business leadership, military service, and a proven track record of results at Mesa.  In his new role, Mr. Varner will lead the company’s operations and strategic direction, continuing

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Reggie Headrick Steps Into New Advisory Role at Mesa Associates

Mesa Associates is pleased to announce that Reggie Headrick, who has served as our General Manager, will be transitioning into an Executive Advisor role within the company. During his time as General Manager, Reggie has been instrumental in driving strategic growth, strengthening alignment with Board of Directors, and implementing standardized processes across the organization. His

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When Engineering Meets Reality

In an increasingly virtual world, it is easy to assume strong client relationships can be built entirely through screens. But in engineering driven environments, presence still matters. When project teams spend time together on site, they gain something no status call can fully provide…which is context. You see how designs are interpreted in real time,

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