Urban Engineers

About

Overview Locations Our History Awards & Honors

Our People

Board of Directors Executive Team Surface Transportation Design Surface Transportation Construction Aviation Rail & Transit Integrated Engineering Services Corporate Services Faces of Urban

Projects

What We Do

Services:

Planning Environmental Construction Services Program Management Site and Land Development Flood Protection and Resiliency

Markets:

Aviation Bridges Commercial Education Energy Federal Highways & Streets Ports & Waterways Public Spaces Railroads Traffic Transit

Planning Sub-services:

Overview Multimodal Circulation Planning Bicycle & Pedestrian Planning Aviation Planning Streetscape Master Plans Public Engagement

Environmental Sub-services:

Overview Brownfields Facility Assessment NEPA and Permitting Sustainability

Construction Services Sub-services:

Overview Special Inspections, PHL Constructability Reviews Cost Estimating Claims Scheduling Construction Management Construction Inspection

Program Management Sub-services:

Overview National Construction Consulting Scheduling Quality Assurance Buy America Claims Program Management Oversight

Site and Land Development Sub-services:

Overview Transportation Site and Land Development Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing & Fire Protection Structural Engineering Sustainability Energy & Shale Geotechnical Airports Ports & Waterways

News Careers

Search Input

old city market st ribbon cutting 13

Michael Mastaglio Featured in ASHE Scanner "Reimagining a Historic Cooridor"

Zachery Campbell, EIT, Co-authored Research Published in Urban Climate

Join Our Team

Open Positions

Previous Next

Behind every built environment, there’s an engineering solution at work. Urban Engineers problem-solve, plan, and design with clients across the country to make a meaningful difference within communities.