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Megan McIntyre’s recognition as one of Railway Age’s 2026 Women in Rail honorees reflects more than two decades of leadership in transit and rail. Through mentorship and advocacy for expanded opportunities in transportation, she is helping strengthen the profession and shape its future.

The Howard Frankland Bridge has long been one of Tampa Bay’s most important transportation connections. Its modernization reimagines that crossing for the future, adding capacity, improving travel reliability and creating stronger connections across the region.

From new express lanes to a dedicated shared-use path, the project expands travel options while strengthening the transportation network that connects communities on both sides of the bay.

The result is more than a bridge replacement. It is a long-term investment in mobility, resilience and connectivity, designed to support the Tampa Bay region and its continued growth for generations to come.

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Throughout Native American Heritage Month, HNTB recognizes the traditions, achievements and lasting contributions of Native American peoples and communities.

Employee ownership is an important part of who we are at HNTB, shaped by the people who bring it to life every day.

HNTB Ownership Plan Champions Ryan Williams, Rachel Shelar, Dan Millman and Jessica Ramirez share their perspectives on the personal accountability, commitment and long-term vision that strengthen our culture and help us continue delivering for clients and communities.

The New SLC is now complete, marking the culmination of a decades-long effort to create a modern gateway designed to serve Utah's growing population and economy.

As lead civil engineer and civil engineer of record, HNTB supported the phased redevelopment of Salt Lake City International Airport alongside project partners to deliver infrastructure improvements across the airport campus.