WGI’s Lisa Nisenson and Andrew Crozier presented on Mobility Hubs and Planning for Smart Cities at this year’s National Planning Conference in San Diego, California.
As cities and roads get smarter, this once-humble infrastructure element takes on new roles.
On this episode of WGI Unleashed, we talk to Sandor Laszlo, the Regional Manager of Technology for our Geospatial division.
WGI associates got their feet wet in San Antonio, TX where they attended Texas Water 2022, the largest regional water conference in the U.S—widely recognized as the premier water and wastewater conference in the Southwest.
WGI has extensive experience in mobile LiDAR hardware and software solutions.
WGI kicks off National Surveyors Week celebrating the history of the surveying profession and the surveyors who contribute to the advancement of our communities every day.
Current and future opportunities and challenges require we ask questions that lead to solutions optimizing success through Sustainability, Resilience, and Adaptation (SRA).
This partnership expands WGI’s innovation sector and is directly aligned with the vision of “creatively transforming how our world is envisioned, designed, and experienced.”
WGI was in full attendance for Orange Park Junior High School’s Career Day Expo where our associates got the opportunity to influence and inspire the future generation while showcasing some of our latest engineering technology.
Leadership Tampa Bay held its annual Ports and Transportation program day for the Class of 2022 in Tampa’s Channel District.
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