Senior Vice-President, Dan Seli, accepted the ACEC/VA Merit Award for the Sedimentation Basin Improvements for the City of Richmond.

The Vesper Street Shared Use Path in Hunter Mill District, Tysons, Fairfax, VA was awarded the 2020 Project of the Year, Projects Less Than $5M Transportation Category by APWA MidAtlantic.

WRA designed the full renovation of this three-story, 42,000 SF historic building to provide a new modern, secure, flexible work environment for operations support. The building includes offices, open office flexible work areas, collaboration spaces, conference rooms, VTC conference rooms, secure office work areas, touch down secure communications cafe, a special access program space, break rooms, and storage. 

In a press release dated February 27, The American Council of Engineering Companies of Pennsylvania (ACEC/PA) announced WRA as the 2020 Small Projects winner for the completion of the State Route 0208 Pulaski Bridge over Deer Creek project.  ACEC/PA Release.pdf

The US 301 and Cleveland Avenue Task Force projects were recognized last night at the 2020 Engineering Excellence Awards for ACEC DE. Some members of the project teams were there to accept the Grand Conceptor Awards. A special thank you to everyone who contributed to make these projects so successful.

ACEC DE recognized the Cleveland Avenue Task Force project with the $1M and under Grand Conceptor Award at the 2020 Engineering Excellence Awards Banquet last night.

We are pleased to announce that US 301 Section 1: Norfolk Southern Railroad to SR1 in New Castle County, Delaware won the $5M and above Grand Conceptor Award from ACEC DE. 

Kiera Crenny is a Traffic Engineer in our Wilmington office and an active member of WTS Philadelphia.  WTS recently featured Kiera in their monthly Member Spotlight.  Meet Kiera Crenny.

WRA is proud to announce that the US 1 at Conowingo Road Retaining Wall won the Maryland Quality Initiative (MDQI) MDOT SHA award Under $5M and the overall MDQI Project of the Year Under $5M award.

With major institutions and popular residential areas along the project corridor, keeping stakeholders informed, involved, and supportive of the project was critical to the project’s success. Prior to final design and WRA’s involvement, a concept committee was formed by the City to identify project goals. During final design, WRA met regularly with stakeholders and held several community meetings. WRA assisted the City in both presenting the project at each design stage and incorporating input from stakeholders.