Public Involvement

After an absence of more than 60 years, significant volumes of freshwater is again flowing through the Te Awa o Ngātoroirangi / Maketu Estuary on the Bay of Plenty Coast in New Zealand. Mud crabs, tuangi (cockles), and titiko (mud snails) have all started to recolonize the area.

Overseeing more than 200 road and drainage infrastructure projects across Qatar

Kruunuvuorensilta will be one of the longest bridges in the world dedicated to public transportation, pedestrians and cyclists.

WSP USA provided environmental, renewable energy and strategic outreach expertise to support this visionary effort — the first offshore wind energy master plan in the U.S.

For the largest emergency preparedness drill in the Pacific Northwest, WSP USA worked with local, tribal and state agencies to test and strengthen a blueprint for a major earthquake response scenario.

Among the keys to success on this challenging project was fostering the meaningful engagement of hundreds of community members — including indigenous communities — from various regions along the pipeline alignment.

Among the keys to success on this challenging project was fostering the meaningful engagement of hundreds of community members — including indigenous communities — from various regions along the pipeline alignment.

WSP was selected to revitalize nine blocks along India Street, which is an historic part of downtown San Diego's Little Italy.

Advanced deterioration of the 240th Street bridge required its immediate closure. WSP led a team to replace the vehicular and adjacent pedestrian bridge.