Whitman Requardt & Associates LLP

06/03/2026

Thank you, Supervisor Herrity. WRA is proud to be a part of the Popes Head Road Interchange project team!

05/28/2026

WRA received the 2025 Outstanding New Multiple-Span Bridge Award from the Association for Bridge Construction and Design for the SR 20-B15 over Twentymile Creek Bridge Replacement project located in North East, Pennsylvania.

The project was an accelerated, multidisciplinary effort driven by urgent safety concerns and the need to restore a critical transportation link in North East Township. Initially scoped as the rehabilitation of the four-span prestressed concrete bridge, the project rapidly shifted when inspections and analysis revealed serious structural deficiencies resulting in closure. In just six days, the team evaluated alternatives and made a final decision to replace the structure with a two span continuous steel girder bridge. The WRA Team worked with an exceptionally accelerated schedule to deliver the 380’ long bridge replacement project within weeks.

05/21/2026

WRA received an Award of Excellence for Building Design and Construction from the Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services for the Historic Fairfax Courthouse project.

The project involved demolishing two decommissioned, non-historic wings, one from the 1950s and the other from the 1980s. It also included repairs to the walls where the wings were removed, installation of two new windows to match the existing windows, and masonry restoration of the entire courthouse returning the building’s exterior to its pre-1950s appearance.

05/01/2026

WRA ranked #130 on Engineering News-Record’s 2026 Top 500 Design Firms list! The annual list ranks both publicly and privately held firms nationwide by revenue from design services performed the previous year.

04/22/2026

Today is Go Orange Day, which is part of National Work Zone Awareness Week, and our employees are wearing orange in support of work zone safety. The WRA team also participated in the Maryland Work Zone Safety Unity Ride, a joint effort by the Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland State Highway Administration, and Maryland Transportation Builders & Materials Association to promote safe driving and protect workers on Maryland's roadways.

04/15/2026

Congratulations to our team and project partners on receiving an MdQI Award for the Ten Bridges at I-95/I-695 Rehabilitation project in Baltimore County, Maryland. The project team was recognized in the Gold Partnering – Project Over $10M category.

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration’s Office of Structures developed this design-bid-build project. The critical initiative extended the service life and improved the safety of ten bridges along one of the busiest corridors within the U.S. The project was completed ahead of schedule and under budget due to the project team’s innovative approach and substantial coordination amongst partners.

03/26/2026

WRA has been recognized by the Richmond Times-Dispatch as a 2026 Top Workplace! The annual rankings are based on employee feedback in the Richmond region. Thank you to our team for making this achievement possible!

03/25/2026

Stop by and see us at the West Virginia Construction + Design Expo today and tomorrow! Connect with our team to learn more about our capabilities.

03/23/2026

Jack Verhoeven will be presenting at the 2026 Annual Maryland Concrete Conference on March 25th, sharing insights on the 10 Bridges at I-95/I-695 Rehabilitation Project. Catch the presentation to learn more about the work behind this important infrastructure improvements project!

03/09/2026

WRA attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Innovation Station North Neighborhood Access project in Fairfax County, Virginia. Our team performed design and environmental services on this project, which added a shared-use path and two pedestrian bridges to connect adjacent neighborhoods to the Innovation Station Metrorail Station. The improvements significantly reduced the trip length for pedestrians and cyclists to the station.

🚇 Completed path gives residents direct route to Innovation Center Metro station

Fairfax County officials celebrated the completion of the Innovation Station North Neighborhood Access project, which includes a shared-use path and two pedestrian bridges connecting residents north of the Innovation Center Metro station directly to the transit stop. The new infrastructure reduces the former 2 to 3-mile route for pedestrians and cyclists to just half a mile, enhancing accessibility to the Metro's kiss-and-ride lot.

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