Business Improvement

WSP provided assessment, procurement and implementation of a new toll collection system for this international bridge crossing.

With three billion new consumers expected to enter the global market by 2030, demanding goods and services, the linear model of our industrial economy (take, make, waste) is not sustainable. The notion of a circular economy — where resources, waste and emissions are minimized by closing or narrowing energy and material usage loops — is gaining momentum in many sectors including manufacturing, oil & gas, and energy.

A new study, developed by Accelerator for America in partnership with WSP and the Irvine Foundation, sets a standard for inclusive and equitable workforce development in infrastructure.

An optimized combination of policy initiatives across strategic planning, project development, finance, design and delivery, technology, operations and maintenance will drive development. WSP USA works with the U.S. Department of Transportation’s operating administrations, national-governmental organizations and other stakeholders to advance the state-of-the practice within local, state and regional governments and agencies to deliver service better, faster, safer and more reliably.

The City of Turku has had an average annual growth of 1,600 new residents over the past five years. 

Stockholm Central Station is the busiest station in Sweden, both for long-distance travel and within the Stockholm commuter network.

Overseeing more than 200 road and drainage infrastructure projects across Qatar

After over a decade of planning and building, the Panama Canal has expanded its capacity thanks to the additional set of locks, large enough to accommodate modern cargo ships.

Delivering critical regulatory projects in Nunavut, despite the terrain challenges

The 1,176-mile Northeast Corridor (NEC) rail line traverses the United States' busiest and most populated region, connecting Washington DC, Baltimore MD, Philadelphia PA, New York, and Boston MA.