Maintaining footpaths can be a challenging and time-consuming task at the best of times. Now, thanks to power of artificial intelligence (AI), WSP is helping make the job a little safer and easier.

Two WSP-led bridge projects have been named among Aotearoa New Zealand’s most spectacular spans at the 2022 NZ Bridge Summit and Gala Dinner.

WSP has made a global commitment to Water For People, an international non-profit organization that aims to bring water, sanitation, and hygiene services to everyone, and to make sure those solutions last forever.

Next time you’re in downtown Auckland, head to the corner of Wyndham and Albert Streets and behold the country’s first ‘stacked hotel’. Helping put together such a structure might seem simple, but it turns out that designing two hotels in one brings a unique set of challenges.

WSP is pleased to announce that Chadi Habib has been named Chief Technology Officer and Head of Business Solutions. 

WSP is pleased to announce its intention to acquire two UK-based businesses, Capita (Real Estate & Infrastructure) Ltd. (“Capita REI”) and GL Hearn Ltd. (“GLH”), both owned by Capita PLC. 

WSP in New Zealand is pleased to welcome three new Technical Directors and ten new Technical Principals as part of its latest tranche of technical appointments, career advancements and promotions.

In the latest of several significant bid wins, WSP in New Zealand has been named alongside three other firms to help design and deliver water infrastructure in partnership with Auckland’s Watercare.

With introduced plant and animal pests and pathogens wreaking havoc across Aotearoa New Zealand, it’s always a good time for a reminder about the importance of biosecurity. Even more so over the next few days. From 25 - 29 July, it’s Biosecurity Week!

It was all hands to the spades earlier this month, as more than 50 staff from WSP Christchurch ventured into the Residential Red Zone for a big day out of tree planting, mulching and landscaping.

Since being introduced earlier this month, a company-wide public and active transport subsidy has been eagerly embraced by employees from across WSP in New Zealand’s 36 offices. Already, more than 500 staff – a quarter of WSP’s local workforce of planners, designers and engineers – have taken up the trial subsidy.

WSP is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Australian-based Greencap Holdings Ltd., a subsidiary of Wesfarmers Industrial and Safety.