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HNTB expands Capital Region footprint with new Arlington and Baltimore hubs

Infrastructure firm HNTB has officially expanded its footprint in the Capital Region, unveiling upgraded office spaces in Arlington, Virginia, and Baltimore, Maryland. These new headquarters aim to bolster the company's regional capacity as it manages major transportation projects across Washington, D.C., and the surrounding states.

HNTB expands Capital Region footprint with new Arlington and Baltimore hubs
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The Arlington flagship, located at 1812 North Moore Street in Rosslyn, and the expanded Inner Harbor office at 621 East Pratt Street in Baltimore house multidisciplinary teams focused on mobility and public-sector advisory services. According to Mike Voinis, senior vice president and Capital Region office leader, these strategic investments provide the environment necessary for staff to tackle evolving regional infrastructure demands.

Bryan Jones, president of the HNTB Mid-Atlantic Division, noted that the expansion reflects the intersection of public policy, economic opportunity, and infrastructure development. The firm’s local portfolio currently includes critical initiatives such as the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge, the I-95 Express Lanes Fredericksburg Extension, and Maryland’s Light Rail Modernization Program. These offices serve a diverse client base, including the Virginia and Maryland Departments of Transportation, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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