WGI Named ENR Southeast’s 2021 Design Firm of the Year
ENR editors have recognized WGI as the 2021 Southeast Design Firm of the Year!
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WGI provides infrastructure design services for local streets, interstate highways, complex interchanges, bridges, and toll facilities throughout the country. We have significant experience in conventional design-bid-build, design-build, design-build-finance, and public-private partnership delivery methods.
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ENR editors have recognized WGI as the 2021 Southeast Design Firm of the Year!
WGI received an Honor Award from the Design-Build Institute of America (Florida) for the Kernan Boulevard from Atlantic to McCormick Design-Build Project.
WGI’s Kali McNeile and David Lutz recently presented their 3D Bridge Modeling Case Study at the 2020 ACEC-FL Annual Conference Webinar Series.
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