2007 Awards
Our innovation has been recognized, our achievements
celebrated, and our efforts rewarded!
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) escalator modernization project received the first ever Transit Elevator and Escalator Project of the Year Award from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA). More...
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The Interstate 83 (I-83) Improvements Project, Exits 14 & 15, received a 2007 PRIDE Award from the American Road & Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA). This award recognizes superior community involvement and honors context-sensitive solutions. The I-83 project also received the Planning Award from the York County Planning Commission in May. More...
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The Greater DuBois Intermodal Facility and Freight Analysis has received a 2007 Excellence in Regional Transportation Award from the National Association of Development Organizations (NADO). NADO's new awards program recognizes projects that encourage regional solutions and cooperation to foster local prosperity and services. More...
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The Narrows Bridge won the Association for Bridge Construction and Design (ABCD), Susquehanna Chapter Award in the Rehabilitated Bridge category. The ABCD award recognizes the Narrows Bridge for its technical merit, aesthetics, innovation, and construction technique. More...
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The Frenchtown Road Bridge was honored with a 2007 Excellence in Construction Award by the Associated Builders and Contractors, Connecticut Chapter. The bridge was recognized for serving as a part of vital infrastructure, as well as a complex and geometric work of art. More...
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Three Gannett Fleming projects were recently honored in the American Council of Engineering Companies of New York’s (ACEC/NY's) 2007 Engineering Excellence Awards Program. More...
- The Pennsylvania Mobility Plan has received an Honor Award in the American Council of Engineering Companies of Pennsylvania’s (ACEC/PA’s) 2007 Diamond Awards for Engineering Excellence Competition. As the first comprehensive plan of its kind, the Pennsylvania Mobility Plan was recognized in ACEC/PA’s Category A: Studies, Research, and Consulting Services. More...
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