Articles Tagged with ''HNTB''

Drawing on more than a decade of experience in transportation planning, mobility strategy and equitable infrastructure development, Wilberding is rethinking how cities move.

Gangrade is a geotechnical and tunneling engineer whose career is defined by technical excellence, digital innovation and leadership in advancing underground construction practices.

An 8.5-mile expansion carries Sound Transit’s Link light rail system from north Seattle to Snohomish County, providing the county with its first light rail extension. The $3.3-billion project is expected to serve 55,000 daily riders by 2026.

Denver International Airport’s Vision 100 is a plan for responsible growth as it prepares to accommodate an anticipated total 100 million passengers by the end of this decade.

Community engagement played a key role in shaping the $9.6-million strategy to replace the picturesque, yet deteriorating concrete tied-arch bridge spanning the reversing falls across Salt Pond that lead to the Atlantic Ocean.

The $82-million project replaced a severely deteriorated 1920s-era through-truss bridge with a 2,087-ft-long, six-span structure designed to serve this key border crossing for at least 100 years.

The $1-million project restores commuter rail service between Boston and three previously underserved cities with nearly 40 miles of new track, six new stations, 12 bridges, 28 grade crossings and two new layover facilities.

The $108-million project enhances multimodal access to Randall’s Island recreational amenities by replacing aging infrastructure with two new vehicular ramps that eliminate substandard left-hand merges and reduce congestion.

The project redefined the standard for toll corridor service facilities by transforming three traditional roadside travel plazas along the 88-mile West Virginia Turnpike into integrated, hospitality-driven destinations.

Design and construction work in New York City “remains resilient, with strong momentum in transportation infrastructure, residential, office and health care sectors,” Collins says.