Year after year, our clients benefit from more efficient, cost-effective project and program management solutions. Our solutions have ushered dozens of federally funded local bridges, streets, and traffic projects from concept to completion. Our forward-thinking approaches to collaboration, including cloud-based project management applications such as funding tracking and document sharing, will ensure that project management services continue to be a strength of our business into the future.
We work in tandem with our clients to develop a program scope and put that plan into action. Whether for a single project or for multiple projects in a program, we work to ensure the feasibility of the concept and the integrity of plans and specifications, verify cost estimates and schedule completion abilities, reduce project duration, and develop productive partnerships. We prepare and execute all the necessary agreements to complete your projects and obtain reimbursements.
We are committed to the work we produce and to improving the ways we work with our clients. Partnerships are important to us and, with new and open lines of communication, we establish a forum to exchange ideas, facilitate alternative solutions, and understand the financial and technical needs of every client we serve. Our Web collaboration tools have been specifically developed with clients’ needs in minds.
CDR Maguire Engineering is managing the $75 million rehabilitation of the three sister bridges over the Allegheny River as part of our ongoing project management contract with Allegheny County, PA.
CDR Maguire Engineering served as the Project Manager for the replacement of the 117-year-old South Highland Avenue Bridge, which connects the bustling Pittsburgh neighborhoods of East Liberty and Shadyside.
CDR Maguire Engineering provided Project Management and Administration services to the City of Pittsburgh to oversee the replacement of the city’s historic “Greenfield” Bridge, which connects the neighborhood of Greenfield to Schenley Park.
As part of an ongoing contract with the City of Pittsburgh to provide Project Management and Administrative Services, CDR Maguire Engineering provided management services for the preliminary design and final design of a project to...
Except for occasional repaving of the street surface, the four-lane Brookline Boulevard in Pittsburgh had not had major improvements since 1966, when it was modified for cars rather than trolleys.
The Glenwood Bridge, which opened in 1966, is Pennsylvania’s first all-welded steel truss bridge and offers a back-door route to Downtown Pittsburgh for South Hills motorists. The four-lane span links Glenwood and Hazelwood with Hays,...
CDR Maguire Engineering provided construction oversight services to the Pennsylvania Office of the Budget for construction of the new $74-million Computer Science building at Carnegie Mellon University.