We developed geographically diverse alternative routes for new transmission across a protected wildlife refuge in Texas.

Visual mitigation planning for a proposed 62-mile transmission line crossing the Angeles National Forest focused on coordination between agencies to reduce visual impacts.

To ensure operational safety of U.S. Forces Japan’s electrical grid, our team helped develop a protection study that identified potential hazards and leveraged GIS modeling.

The project brings to life a 1700s-era fort at the historic state park in St. Augustine, Florida.

Our federal programs professionals are developing civil and environmental engineering solutions for an improved stormwater system that will help with the long-term preservation of Surenes American Cemetery.

WSP led an Equitable Transit-Oriented Development study to identify the growth and affordability goals along future BRT corridors and provided a TOD framework to help equitably realize the benefits across the city.

To meet operational needs of the Pacific Fleet, WSP developed master plans that provide a flexible structure to inform planning and future development.

Post Hurricane Sandy, WSP was selected to develop a sustainable urban planning framework for restoring and protecting the flood-prone community.

Access Corridor provides a direct connection between the Fort Lewis and McChord Air Force Base and facilitates deployment of personnel and equipment, improves emergency access, and reduces trips on the interstate system.

WSP’s main goal of the Tyndall Air Force Base Design-Build Program was to establish a more resilient, Future Ready® base, capable of more quickly recovering from future storm events.

WSP developed four ADPs for two Fort Rucker districts, which focused on the consolidation and improved transportation  between key functional areas.

WSP designed this one-of-a-kind project consolidating multiple military missions into a single facility.