HARTFORD, CT – STV today announced the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT) selected the firm to provide traffic engineering services under a new task-based agreement. The award extends a more than 70-year partnership supporting the state’s highways, bridges, rail and traffic systems.
As prime consultant, STV will provide end-to-end traffic engineering services across Connecticut, supporting projects from preliminary studies and data collection to design, simulation, public outreach and construction-phase assistance. STV’s services include traffic signal and intelligent transportation systems (ITS) design, roadway signage and pavement marking, safety improvements and railroad crossing enhancements.
“STV’s long history with CTDOT allows us to move quickly from analysis to action, allowing us to deliver practical, innovative traffic solutions efficiently and reliably,” said Patrick O’Mara, project manager at STV. “This work directly improves safety, mobility and the day-to-day travel experience for communities across Connecticut.”
STV is a national leader in traffic and transportation engineering, delivering innovative, practical and safety-focused solutions that improve mobility and operations throughout every phase of project delivery. Notable projects include roundabout and intersection safety upgrades across Illinois, Kentucky and South Carolina; Route 73 congestion relief and traffic signal enhancements for NJDOT; system expansions in Portland; and planning, design and construction support for NYCDOT’s 34th Street Select Bus Service.
For 70 years, STV’s team of now 70 local experts have provided a wide range of engineering design, program management, construction management and owner’s project management (OPM) services to deliver transformative projects in Connecticut. Recognized as the Connecticut Construction Management Firm of the Year by the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA), STV’s marquee local projects include the Arrigoni Bridge Rehabilitation, I-95 Interchange 33 Reconstruction and Resurfacing, Bridge Rehabilitation and Safety Improvements on Route 8, as well as OPM projects like the NHHS/Hartford Line Program Management and Sealed Corridor Program.
