Small Business Administration’s highest award recognizes large federal government prime contractors that excel in utilization of small business subcontractors and suppliers.

Black directs the firm’s Rail Operations and Service Planning team, bringing more than 30 years of industry experience to this role.

WSP is expanding services and adding personnel to help public transportation agencies replace traditional fuel taxation programs with more equitable and sustainable per-mile charges for motorists.

Sibul brings nearly three decades of effective leadership experience in the transportation industry, both in the private sector and with public agencies.

Heald directing firm’s major transit and rail programs/projects as a discipline lead with more than 30 years of international industry experience.

Willhite, who previously served as the firm’s Midwest district leader, succeeds Rebecca Nolan in this regional leadership position.

WSP, a premier sponsor of the Kentuckians for Better Transportation Conference, is set to grow its engineering, mobility and environmental services offerings to benefit state initiatives.

Firm’s expertise fully serving Idaho’s complex infrastructure needs in transportation, buildings, water resources, climate resiliency, sustainability, power and energy, environment and advisory.

The firm announces new arrivals to the region’s senior leadership team, which includes Kitty Barkley, Newel Jensen and John Rohner.

James “Jim” L. Lammie was a passionate, well-renowned advocate for advancing the engineering profession and was the driving force behind game-changing projects.

The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) awarded $12.6 million to Rutgers University to develop an ecologically engineered reef structure study to protect coastlines.

Former LA Metro executive officer brings more than two decades of experience guiding strategy, pragmatic solutions and promoting inclusive infrastructure and mobility.