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THIS IS HNTB
The HNTB Companies
Engineers Architects Planners

The orange square is what we call the HNTB Spark. It has infused every
HNTB project since our founding in 1914. The Spark is inspiration, the fire
of new ideas and a source of illumination. And, of course, the HNTB
Spark builds. It builds technical knowledge, consensus among competing
stakeholders and understanding between policymakers and the public.
This is the HNTB Spark
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Marquette Interchange Reconstruction | Milwaukee
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I-405 Corridor Program | Seattle
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Master Development Plan | Atlanta
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The People of HNTB

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University of Tennessee Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center | Knoxville, Tenn.
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HNTB Vision
DOCTRINE
Sustainability
Strategic planning and implementation
leadership development
Market diversification (revenue streams)
Profitable Growth
Client focus
Employee commitment
Focus on relationships
Optimizing revenue and profitability
Continuous improvement
Best Business
Technical excellence
Provide a learning environment
Sophisticated business practices
Communications
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Quality work,
On time,
On budget,
To the client’s satisfaction on every project
PHILOSOPHY
j Take personal responsibility for making success happen
j Expect more of yourself in everything you do
j Uncover what is really important in any situation
j Collaborate for the benefit of everyone
j Build relationships
CULTURE
j Integrity
j Technical excellence
j Respect for others
j Continual development of all employees
j Commitment to our professions
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Contents
| 1 | HNTB Spark
| 1 2 | HNTB Vision
| 1 4 | Characteristics of HNTB Leaders
| 1 6 | HNTB Promise
| 20 | HNTB history
| 26 | HNTB growth
| 32 | HNTB Infrastructure
| 48 | HNTB Architecture
| 56 | HNTB Federal
© 2010 HNTB Companies. All rights reserved. Revised May 2010.
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Characteristics of
HNTB Leaders
TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE
Excellent knowledge of the job and professional expertise. Understands
the requirements of chosen field. Stays current. Produces quality work.
SUCCESS ORIENTED
Persistent. Willing to give extra effort and initiative. Understands what drives
success, uncovering what is really important to success in any situation.
Does not confuse activity with results.
PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
Can be counted on. Accomplishes things in a timely manner and on a
consistent basis. Follows through on commitments. Answers for self
and others. Does not pass the buck or make excuses.
POSITIVE
Constructively looks for ways to meet objectives. Approach begins
with the desired outcome as a given. Has “can do” enthusiasm toward
assignments and challenges and confidence in others.
PROACTIVE
Recognizes that planning ahead can best influence the outcome.
Does not hesitate to engage to solve problems.
COLLABORATIVE
Carefully considers who needs to be involved in situational analysis,
effective decision making, implementation planning and reassessments
for purposes of getting the best outcome and development of the people.
PERSUASIVE
Articulate, confident, clear and convincing in individual
and group discussions and public presentations.
OPEN
Flexible. Adapts and seeks input, new ideas and learning.
Develops creative, imaginative solutions.
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EMPATHY
Sensitive to others’ views, needs and situations.
Knows what other people want.
LISTENS WELL
Seeks to understand others through open dialogue.
Is receptive to others’ input and suggestions and is patient.
DEVELOPS OTHERS
Builds teams. Has a sincere interest in others’ career; creates growth opportunities.
Not arrogant. People feel “in” on things. Has loyal relationships at all levels.
TRUSTED
Honest, ethical, candid and fair. Acts at all times with integrity
and explicitly avoids deception, duplicity or degrading behavior.
SELF AWARENESS
Knows own strengths and weaknesses and how those come across to others.
Mindful of personal impact.
COURAGE
Takes responsibility for decisions and actions. Has the candor to be frank, honest
and sincere with others while keeping the words free from bias, prejudice or malice.
LOYALTY
Understands a leader earns loyalty by having integrity; being fair, firm and
objective and treating others appropriately. There is loyalty to the organization
and to the individuals themselves.
JUDGMENT
Assesses people and situations and accurately forms opinions based on information,
experience and inference. Makes effective decisions and follows through on them.
VISION
Determines the right things to do. Uses sound strategic orientation, provides
breakthrough ideas that position the firm for success now and in the future,
and enlists others by drawing on shared aspirations.
Genuine
Committed
Imaginative
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HNTB PROMISE
Our vision is to be a company that
is, first, honest in all its dealings
with everyone. A company that
promises and delivers excellence
in professional and business
services. A company that respects
its employees, clients and
business allies. This, therefore,
is our promise ...
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THE HNTB PROMISE
We believe that the only way to achieve
our vision is through our joint commitment
to a philosophy of personal responsibility ...
to follow our culture, advance our
business doctrine and live the behaviors
we know are essential to our success.
As an employer, HNTB commits to:
n Act with integrity in dealing with everyone ... you, our clients,
our allies and competitors and the communities we serve.
n Understand your goals and aspirations and help create a path
to your personal success.
n Provide the learning environment where you can develop technical and
management skills that characterize a professional in our industry.
n Provide opportunities for you to collaborate with other talented and
motivated professionals across all of our companies and offices.
To demonstrate their
commitment to HNTB’s
vision, philosophy and
culture, HNTB employees
sign “promise boards”
in their offices. You
will see this display in
every HNTB office.
n Provide you the opportunity to apply your skills on some of
the most challenging and rewarding projects in the world.
n Give you the necessary support and tools to do your job in
a way that is satisfying to your clients and to you.
n Encourage and acknowledge your imagination, judgment and loyalty.
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New Jersey Statewide Traffic Management Center | Woodbridge, N.J.
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The firm of Harrington, Howard
& Ash — later to become HNTB
— opens its doors in Kansas City,
Mo. After years of practice under
Waddell, Ernest Emmanuel Howard,
the “H” in HNTB, establishes the
Kansas City-based partnership
Harrington, Howard & Ash.
Known for his meticulous
technical standards,
Henry C. Tammen,
the “T” in HNTB,
becomes a partner.
HNTB secures an assignment that
launches a large expansion of
the firm’s practice: designing the
Maine Turnpike. It was the first
modern turnpike financed entirely
with private funds and became a
model for other toll highways both
in its design and financing.
HNTB International Corporation
is formed, allowing the firm to
develop opportunities abroad.
The eight-mile Rio-Niteroi
Bridge in Brazil garners the
Grand Conceptor Award from
the American Council of
Engineering Companies in 1975.
The structure includes a world
record steel box girder span of
984 feet. The 8.4-mile Penang
Bridge in Malaysia was the
longest span in Asia at the
time of its 1985 completion.
With the acquisition of Kivett
& Myers, a prestigious Kansas
City architectural firm, HNTB
launches one of the most
successful national engineering
and architecture practices in
the country. The twin-stadium
concept of the Harry S. Truman
Sports Complex helped
establish Kivett & Myers’
reputation in sports facility
design in the 1960s.
HNTB acquires the successful
Lexington, Mass., rail firm of
Thomas K. Dyer, Inc., adding track
signal service communications
and traction power systems design
services to its portfolio, positioning
the firm to serve the rail industry
during a period of global expansion.
HNTB is awarded contracts
to design a new stadium
for the Denver Broncos
and the I-95/Route 1
Interchange in Virginia.
The firm establishes the
HNTB Ownership Plan,
making ownership of HNTB
available to all employees.
HNTB’s commitment to
providing total public
infrastructure services
for both clients and
communities leads to
the acquisition of LDR
International, an awardwinning
urban design
and planning firm.
In the months after Hurricanes
Katrina, Rita and Wilma strike the
Gulf Coast, HNTB professionals work
to rebuild impacted areas in Louisiana,
Mississippi and Florida. HNTB’s
efforts include bridge repairs and
reconstruction, airport assessments,
on-site support to FEMA, strategic
consulting and personal donations.
HNTB, as part of Milwaukee
Transportation Partners joint
venture, completes design and
construction of the Marquette
Interchange in Milwaukee,
a vital connector that links
one-third of the state’s freeway
traffic to the rest of the country.
New Mexico’s Rail Runner Express
Phase 2 public transit extension
opens in just 14 months, with HNTB
serving as lead designer for the
award-winning design-build project.
The firm’s first project, the
Willamette River Bridge in
Portland, Ore., also known as the
Steel Bridge, is still in use today.
Four years before the first
scheduled flight from the
airport, HNTB is involved in
airfield improvements and
a new terminal at Miami
International Airport.
Integrity QUALITY OF WORK Innovation
transparent
State Route 91 in Southern
California employs the most
advanced electronic toll and traffic
management system technology
and is one of the nation’s first new
toll roads to be designed and built
by a private company.
HNTB establishes new
subsidiaries, HNTB
Architecture Inc. and
HNTB Federal Services
Corporation, to focus on
the specific needs of clients
in both the buildings and
federal markets.
HNTB develops BASE4D, an
innovative geospatial scheduling,
operational modeling and
decision-support software that
enables military leaders to
efficiently accomplish current
missions, visualize future demands
and plan for transformation
to meet new requirements.
HNTB achieves $1 billion in sales
The Wisconsin Department of
Transportation awards HNTB
the first high-speed rail final
design contract in the United
States for service from Madison
to Watertown, Wis.
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HNTB can trace its
roots as far back as
1887 when world
renowned Dr. John
Alexander Low Waddell,
the father of 20th
century American
bridge design, opened
a consulting practice
in Kansas City, Mo.
New York
office opens
Enoch Needles, later to become
the “N” in HNTB, opens the firm’s
New York office. Establishing a
permanent base of operations
in the heart of New York City’s
financial district proved to be
critical to the firm’s survival
during the Great Depression.
The firm roars through the 1920s
and survives the Great Depression
with federally funded infrastructure
projects including the Harlem
River Bridge and the South Omaha
Bridge, managed by the firm’s new
chief designer, Ruben Bergendoff,
the “B” in HNTB.
Indianapolis
office opens
1940
Portland, Maine,
office opens
1944
The firm changes its
name to Howard, Needles,
Tammen & Bergendoff.
With the needs imposed
by World War II, HNTB
broadens its scope to
include highway design
and aviation, with runway
and taxiway systems and
pavement rehabilitation,
making it a leader in the
transportation industry.
Charleston, W.Va.,
office opens
1951
Boston,
Cleveland
and
Miami
offices open
HNTB secures the 118-mile New
Jersey Turnpike project. “Never
before had the problem been
presented of carrying a 118-
mile expressway with a 60-mile
speed limit directly into the
central portion of the greatest
metropolitan area in the world,”
remarked Enoch Needles. The
New Jersey Turnpike was the
first project for which HNTB
assumed a management role
over other consulting firms.
It was from this arrangement
that the concept of a general
consultant evolved. By the time
the turnpike era reached its peak
in the 1950s, HNTB had managed
turnpike projects in 15 states.
Orlando, Fla.,
office opens
1955
Dallas
and
Milwaukee
offices open
Fairfield, N.J.,
office opens
Seattle
office opens
1960
Overland Park, Kan.,
office opens
1962
Alexandria, Va.,
and
Baton Rouge, La.,
offices open
1963
President Eisenhower signs
a Federal Aid Highway
Act, effectively creating
the interstate highway
system. This legislation,
allocating $30 billion for the
construction of more than
40,000 miles of highway,
catalyzes highway engineering
and construction activity for
decades. The passage of this
legislation was a key driver for
HNTB’s further diversification
in transportation services.
Minneapolis
office opens
1965
Chicago
office opens
1967
Atlanta
office opens
1968
Columbia, Md.,
office opens
Tampa, Fla.,
office opens
1973
Denver
office opens
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HNTB is part of a unique
effort to replace 10,000
feet of runway and parallel
taxiway at Hartsfield Atlanta
International Airport in only
40 working days — ordinarily
a 10-month job. Working
around the clock with 500
workers and $9 million worth
of equipment, HNTB and
the contractor remove and
replace the deteriorating
12-inch runway on time
and under budget. One of
the busiest transportation
hubs in the world, Hartsfield
Atlanta has been served by
HNTB since 1968.
Los Angeles
office opens
1977
Houston
office opens
HNTB is awarded design
and construction services
contracts for a transit
replacement project
in Boston’s Southwest
Corridor — the largest
single construction
project in the city’s
history. The South
Station Rehabilitation
project required public
involvement meetings
due to the extensive
nature of the project
and its impact on the
surrounding communities.
Lexington, Mass.,
office opens
Raleigh, N.C., Austin, Texas,
office opens Philadelphia,
1984
San Antonio
Hartford, Conn., and
office opens San Bernardino, Calif.,
offices open
1986
Louisville, Ky., 1994
office opens
1988
Detroit and
Orange County, Calif.,
offices open
1990
Lansing, Mich.,
and
Salt Lake City
offices open
1992
Previously operating as
a partnership, Howard,
Needles, Tammen &
Bergendoff reorganizes
under a corporate structure
and changes its name to
HNTB Corporation.
Madison, Wis.,
office opens
The design-build Naval
Air Systems Command
Headquarters opens after
a 24-month design and
construction period.
Elkins, W.Va.,
San Francisco,
San Jose, Calif.,
and
St. Louis
offices open
Columbus, Ohio,
Dallas (Downtown),
and
Oakland, Calif.,
offices open
HNTB is managing more than
2,100 projects worldwide and
employs more than 2,500
people. Sales have increased
71 percent since 1996.
Boston Architecture,
Jacksonville, Fla.,
and
Washington, D.C.,
offices open
Charlotte, N.C.,
office opens
2001
Ft. Myers, Fla.,
office opens
2002
TRUEVIZ | OntArget
The HNTB-designed
Leonard P. Zakim Bunker
Hill Bridge in Boston is
completed. The $100 million
cable-stayed bridge is
recognized as a monumental
achievement in American
bridge engineering and
construction and is the
focal point of Boston’s
$14.65 billion Central
Artery/Tunnel project.
New Orleans
office opens
HNTB adopts new
visual identity
HNTB immediately
steps in to help
hurricane-ravaged
areas begin the long
road to recovery.
Employees bring
their professional
experience on site, and
HNTB plays a pivotal
role in reopening one
of the Interstate 10
twin bridges over
Lake Pontchartrain in
New Orleans – 16 days
earlier than scheduled.
San Diego
office opens
Las Vegas,
Omaha,
Phoenix and
Sacramento
offices open
Backlog of work
exceeds $1 billion
HNTB employs
wide-scaled
use of Building
Information
Modeling (BIM)
to provide added
value to the cost
and delivery
of projects for
buildings clients.
HNTB
celebrates
one year
voluntary
S-OX 404
compliance
HNTB History:
NEARING 100 Years
OF Integrity,
QUALITY OF WORK
and Innovation
“Some people have accused us of aspiring
too high … but we believe that ideals are
like stars; you may not succeed in touching
them with your hands, but like navigators
at sea, you may be guided by them.”
— Ernest E. Howard
HNTB founder
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Thames River Amtrak Bridge | Groton, Conn.
award-winning work
Caltrain Centralized Equipment Maintenance and Operations Facility | San Jose, Calif.
New Mexico Rail Runner Express | Albuquerque, N.M.
Illinois Tollway | Chicago
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Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge | Omaha, Neb.
North Avenue Bridge | Chicago
LAX South Airfield Improvement Project Runway 25L Relocation | Los Angeles
Minneapolis-St. Paul Light Rail Transit Tunnel | Minneapolis
HNTB has been
recognized for its
excellence in design
and technical expertise
by both national
and international
organizations, honoring
the work completed
on behalf of clients.
Throughout the
firm’s history, HNTB
employees also have
been honored for their
integrity, ingenuity and
commitment to their
professions, as well as
unparalleled technical
expertise, establishing
them as some of the top
experts in engineering
and design known
around the world.
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the
HNTB companies
HNTB Corporation
HNTB Infrastructure HNTB Architecture HNTB Federal
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HNTB growth
THIS IS HNTB: A record of success
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profitable growth
an HNTB Principle
$413M
$1,092M
$880M
$1,368M
$63.1M
$441M
$478M
$15M
GROSS SALES
GROSS REVENUE
BACKLOG
1999 2009 1999 2009 1999 2009 1999 2009
EARNINGS FROM OPERATIONS
9.5% 7.9% 11.1% 15.4%
1999 - 2009 COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH RATE
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HNTB Stock
Building personal wealth for employee owners
$140
120
HNTB STOCK VALUE
$122.50
100
80
$76.00
60
$68.89
$51.20
74%
OF EMPLOYEES
PARTICIPATE IN
THE HNTB STOCK
OWNERSHIP
PLAN
40
$27.47
$31.65
$41.90
20
$18.79
$20.70
$500
400
300
200
100
0
$13.3M
$452.6M
2000 2009
TOTAL VALUE
OWNERSHIP PLAN ACCOUNTS
0
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
26.0 %
1999 - 2009 COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH RATE
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the
HNTB companies
RECOGNIZED AS A
PERENNIAL INDUSTRY LEADER
Ranked 19
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 2
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310 320 330 340 350 360 370 380 390 400 410 420 430 440 450 460 470 480 490 500
Each year Engineering News-Record, the leading
industry publication reporting news and intelligence
on the global construction market, ranks the Top
500 Design Firms. Each year HNTB ranks among the
nation’s largest and most successful engineering,
architecture and planning firms.
top
500
Design firms
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HNTB Infrastructure
THIS IS HNTB: Committed to Technical Excellence
Markets and Services
Aviation
Bridges & tunnels
Construction management
Design-build
Environmental planning
Freight rail
Highways
Intelligent
transportation systems
Municipal
Program management
consulting
Public involvement
Public transportation
Technology
Tolls
Urban design & planning
Water services
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New Mexico Rail Runner Express Phase 2 | Albuquerque, N.M.
Design-Build
Tailoring Designs to Contractor Strengths
HNTB’s approach to
design-build delivers
an all-inclusive,
differentiating designbuild
process. Our
professionals know
that cost and schedule
are critical and deliver
innovative designs that
are easier, safer and
faster to construct.
We build relationships
with our design-build
partners, developing an
understanding of goals
and processes to reach a
higher level of efficiency
and cost effectiveness.
Our commitment to
developing innovative
design solutions,
applying advanced
technologies and a
focus on collaboration
and communication
combine to deliver
success on every project.
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kcICON I-29/I-35 Corridor Improvements | Kansas City, Mo.
Program Management consulting
A FULLY CUSTOMIZED APPROACH
HNTB customizes its
program management
approach for each
client’s unique situation
by applying a broad
spectrum of services—
from initial planning
and financing through
construction, operations
and maintenance.
Expertise in financial
planning, complex design,
risk management and
alternative procurement
and delivery methods
means that a program is
not just being managed,
but has the best
technical solutions to be
delivered efficiently, on
time and on budget.
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Golden Gate Bridge Seismic Retrofit | San Francisco
Construction projects
demand big-picture
thinking and attention
to detail. HNTB uses
state-of-the-art
technology, technical
expertise and skilled
management to
deliver projects with
the client’s best
interests in mind.
construction management
Building on Success with Cutting-Edge Solutions
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3-Trails Crossing Memorial Highway | Kansas City, Mo.
highways
The No. 1 Consultant to DOTs
In addition to
providing innovative
planning, design,
construction and
program management
solutions, HNTB
also understands the
issues that affect a
state department of
transportation’s ability
to complete complex
programs and projects.
That means we assist
clients with developing
creative funding,
management and public
outreach strategies
to make projects
become a reality.
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Blennerhassett Bridge | Parkersburg, W.Va.
Bridges
Unsurpassed Technical Excellence
in Long-Span Structures
Since its founding
nearly 100 years
ago, HNTB has long
been recognized as
the industry’s leader
in planning, design
and construction
of complex longspan
and movable
bridges. The firm
employs advanced
technology, including
proprietary bridge
design and analysis
software and 3-D
modeling and
animation, to ensure
each structure
meets the client’s
or community’s
unique needs.
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Miami-Dade Expressway 836 Toll Plaza | Miami
tolls
The No. 1 Consultant to Toll Authorities
Having served as
general engineering
consultant to more
toll agencies than
any other firm
since the industry’s
infancy, HNTB’s
national toll services
are a highly valued
resource. HNTB
has an in-depth
understanding of
the whole tolling
picture — financial
and engineering
feasibility, toll
design criteria and
strategic operational
management
and control.
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O’Hare International Airport Runway 10L | Chicago
airports
Providing Experience and Expertise
to a Changing Aviation Industry
HNTB’s aviation
professionals are
dedicated to serving
as a true extension
of each airport
client’s staff and
have a long history
of delivering a
wide range of
services and
projects, including
terminals, runways
and advanced
airport planning, to
the largest airports
in the country.
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Moving America in a New Direction
high-speed rail
High-speed rail
development
represents an
unparalleled
movement in
America that will
significantly change
and improve the way
we travel. HNTB is
playing a critical role
in that movement,
offering clients
experience that is
vital and relevant to
all corridors from
coast to coast.
Photo courtesy of NC3D.
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Washington Dulles International Airport AeroTrain System | Dulles, Va.
public transportation
Effective and Efficient
Transportation Solutions
HNTB serves as a
trusted adviser to
the nation’s largest
transit authorities and
provides a national
breadth of planning,
engineering and
architecture experience
to help communities
deliver public
transportation projects.
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King Street Station | Seattle
Freight Rail
Successful Movement of Goods
HNTB’s staff of
planners, designers and
railroad track, signal
and communications
professionals brings
firsthand experience
from the community,
state, regional and
industry perspective to
every project.
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Noblesville White Water River North | Noblesville, Ind.
Water Services
Delivering Complex Environmental Projects
Public- and privatesector
clients look
to HNTB to address
their environmental
challenges, from
planning and design
through construction
phasing and
operations support.
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Carroll Creek Park | Frederick, Md.
urban design & planning
Unique Insight into Developing Effective Solutions
HNTB’s depth
of experience in
community and
regional planning,
coupled with
nearly 100 years
in transportation
development, gives
the firm a unique
understanding of
how to develop
plans that enhance
local communities.
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TrueViz Immersion | Immersive project models for design review and collaboration
technology
HNTB brings a
pioneering and
collaborative spirit
to each project with
innovative technology
solutions that support
the full life cycle of
infrastructure and
buildings projects,
including patented
applications specifically
developed to meet
client needs. This
approach increases
project collaboration,
communication and
efficiency, and delivers
value and results to our
clients and partners.
Innovative Solutions that Deliver Results
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HNTB architecture
THIS IS HNTB: Innovative Design and Building Solutions
Markets and Services
Aviation architecture
Civic architecture
Convention
center architecture
Corporate architecture
Design-build
Education architecture
Program management
consulting
Sports architecture
Structural engineering
Transportation architecture
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University of Illinois Memorial Stadium | Champaign, Ill.
Education Market
National Leader in Collegiate Facilities
HNTB provides a full
range of planning,
design and program
management
consulting services
to assist collegiate
and K-12 clients
in bringing campus
expansion, renovation
or other goals to
fruition through
innovative and
sustainable design,
consulting and
management.
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Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport | Dallas
Aviation Market
Inspired Design is an HNTB Hallmark
Responsive planning
and design are key to
achieving the goals
of today’s airports,
and HNTB provides
aviation architecture,
engineering, planning
and management
services that ensure
projects respond to
long-range community
needs, regulatory
policies and
financial concerns.
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Husch Blackwell Sanders | Kansas City, Mo.
Private-Sector Market
Physical Environments that Support Business Goals
HNTB understands that,
in a changing business
environment, excellent
design solutions for
corporate facilities not
only make a statement
about the company, its
culture and its brand, but
also are essential to the
organization’s productivity
and efficiency.
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Grand Ballroom at the Kansas City Convention Center | Kansas City, Mo.
Local Government Market
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Personal Involvement in Success
In planning and
designing civic
structures, from
convention centers
and libraries to
entertainment
venues, HNTB
works closely with
clients to ensure
the success of these
sustainable projects
that enhance
and strengthen
communities.
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HNTB Federal
THIS IS HNTB: Insight and Understanding of Government Needs
Services
Architecture
Construction management
Critical infrastructure
protection
Design-build
Engineering design
Federal aviation
Levees and water resources
Military construction
Planning
Program management
consulting
Security and border control
Technology solutions
Training support services
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HNTB Federal Services Staff
HNTB takes a
program-oriented
approach to military
training facilities
development that
enables military
agencies to provide
world-class training
facilities for soldiers.
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TRAINING SUPPORT SERVICES
Industry Leadership
Photos courtesy of U.S. Army and Bayonet.
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New Orleans Levee Systems Assessment | New Orleans
PROTECTING OUR NATION FROM HARMFUL WATERS
HNTB is working
with the U.S.
Army Corps of
Engineers, the
Federal Emergency
Management
Agency, states and
municipalities to
safeguard American
homes, businesses
and lives from the
devastating impact
of hurricanes and
other flood-related
natural disasters.
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FLOOD MANAGEMENT
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NAS Jacksonville Hangar 511 | Jacksonville, Fla.
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Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge | Boston
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The HNTB Companies
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