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Rakolta III Appointed to State of Michigan Board

LANSING, Mich. – John Rakolta III, a business development director for Walbridge, has been appointed by Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s Talent Investment Board. The board, created in 2011, assists and advises ...
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Hausmann Re-Appointed to Serve on Two AGC National Committees

ARLINGTON, VA – Ronald L. Hausmann, P.E., General Manager of Walbridge’s Heavy-Civil construction unit and member of the company’s board of directors, has been re-appointed by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) to serve on the national ...
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New MLK High School Achieves LEED® Gold

DETROIT – The new Martin Luther King, Jr. Senior High School (MLK) – one of more than 270 projects covered in the $500.5 million Detroit Public Schools (DPS) Capital Improvement Program – has achieved LEED® Gold certification. LEED® Gold is the second-highest ...
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Gov. Snyder Sheds Light on Whitney Building Renovation

DETROIT – In lieu of ceremoniously turning the earth to kick off construction, Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder switched on the lights inside the historic David Whitney Building in Detroit March 28, commemorating the start of its major renovation. The 19-story ...
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Walbridge selected as Construction Manager for David Whitney Building Reconstruction

DETROIT – Roxbury Group, LLC has selected Walbridge to manage construction of the 253,000-square-foot David Whitney Building redevelopment project in downtown Detroit.

The historic Whitney Building opened to the public as a retail and professional ...
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Chrysler Marysville Axle Plant Achieves LEED® Gold

MARYSVILLE, Mich. – The Chrysler Group, LLC Marysville Axle Plant has achieved LEED® Gold certification through the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program. LEED® Gold is the second-highest certification ...
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