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Posted: May 1, 2018
Stantec celebrates growth in Albany office–Cartwright promoted to senior principal in transportation, and Johns elevated to principal in transportation
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Albany, NY Stantec has promoted Robert Cartwright, PE, ENV SP, to senior principal in transportation and Jeffrey Johns, PE, principal in transportation.
Cartwright brings 25 years experience in planning, engineering design, construction administration and inspection. He has been involved in a diverse range of projects, including highway design and rehabilitation, bridge rehabilitation and replacement, streetscape enhancements, site improvements and building construction and rehabilitation. Cartwright combines a comprehensive understanding of technical issues with a collaborative approach to support projects that deliver solutions and lasting value.
Johns, who has been elevated to principal, is responsible for seamless project management and design of highway and bridge projects. With more than 20 years of transportation design experience, he is knowledgeable in all project phases, from analysis and planning, to final design, project bidding, and construction support.
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