Wells + Associates at GMU and Virginia Tech Fall College Career Fairs
On Monday, October 10, 2022, our team members will be attending the Fall 2022 Civil Engineering Career Fair at The Inn at Virginia Tech. The... Read
Wells + Associates Moves Its Maryland Office to Downtown Bethesda
“Over the years, our traffic engineering and transportation consulting team has worked on more than 2,000 projects in Maryland. Aside from downtown Bethesda being a... Read
W+A’s Intern Program: A Traffic Engineering Career Starter
When you have clients with challenging transportation projects, you are always looking out for new talent to join the team. Our transportation engineering and planning... Read
Happy Holidays from Wells + Associates – 2021
As the year winds to a close, we enter that special time of both reflection and anticipation. It typically is filled with wrapping up projects... Read
Giving Back for Our 30th Anniversary: Four Great Charities
We know everyone is inundated by emails and notifications, so a sincere thank you to everyone who helped us determine who we should support. After... Read
Celebrating 30 Years: Marty Wells, Our Founder
What started as a one-person firm has grown to more than 50 employee-owners who have worked on more than 8,000 projects in over 36 states... Read
Wells + Associates Opens New Office in Charlotte, North Carolina
“2021 marks our 30th year in business. We could find no better way to mark this anniversary than with the opening of our new Charlotte... Read
Five Reasons to Love W+A’s Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
Our ESOP helps to create a strong company culture amongst employee-owners and encourages everyone to collaborate on what’s best for the company and our collective... Read
A Legacy of Leadership at W+A: Robin Antonucci and Nancy Randall
Robin Antonucci: Executive Vice President (ret.) For over two decades, Robin Antonucci has developed traffic engineering, transportation planning, parking, land development, and community outreach solutions... Read
Women’s History Month: Pioneering Women Engineers
Pioneering Women Engineers from the 1800s to Today Ada Lovelace Ada Lovelace (1815-1852), daughter to Lord Byron and Lady Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron, exhibited a gift... Read
Lois Cooper: First Black Woman Transportation Engineer at Caltrans | Black History Month
Born in Mississippi in 1931, she studied at Tougaloo College, a historically black college, before moving to Los Angeles where her mother resided. In California,... Read
DDOT Kick Starts Its Update of moveDC – DC’s Long-Range Transportation Plan
moveDC is the District of Columbia’s long-range multimodal transportation plan. It establishes goals, policies, strategies, and metrics for DDOT to invest in all modes of... Read