Happy anniversary to four iconic structures! 75 years to the former South Capitol Street Bridge in Washington, D.C., 50 years to the Lyons-Fulton Bridge in Fulton, IL, 45 years to the Isabel Holmes Bridge in Wilmington, NC, and 65 years to the John Harris Bridge in Harrisburg, PA

This Valentine’s Day, our engineers shared some poetic love for our bridges and the work we do. Happy Valentine’s Day!

At Modjeski and Masters, we value problem solvers, team players, and proactive thinkers. Want to stand out? Check out some key career advice from our engineers in our recent blog post: modjeski.com/insights/a-bri…

Happy #WorldEngineeringDay! Engineers shape our world, and we thank them for all they do.

Interview tip: Show you’re as interested in the company as they are in you. Check out our recent blog post for more advice from our engineers about starting a career in engineering. modjeski.com/insights/a-bri… Visit modjeski.com/careers for a list of open positions.

On this day in 2015, the Elizabeth City Bridge opened in Pasquotank County, NC — the same year Star Wars dropped a sequel, the Apple Watch hit the markets, and NASA visited Pluto for the first time. 10 years later, it still stands strong. Happy anniversary, Elizabeth City Bridge

We’re very proud to support bridgestoprosperity and their mission to connect communities through safe, sustainable infrastructure. While we’re unable to be on the ground this year, we’re honored to contribute to this incredible work from afar.

A name that shaped our firm, and a legacy that still inspires us today. Happy 142nd birthday, Frank!

People who love what they do, supported by strong benefits, meaningful work, and a culture built on connection—that’s M&M. Watch to learn more about what sets us apart. youtu.be/mNKfWTBUsNg?si…

For his coverage of the International Bridge Conference® in Pittsburgh, Senior Managing Editor Gavin Jenkins interviewed Modjeski and Masters Project Manager Andrew Adams and Senior Engineer Frank Artmont about the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse investigation. bit.ly/4kKdrR1

In 1950, Formula One crowned its first World Drivers’ Champion and Jackie Robinson signed with the Dodgers. It was also the year the Cumberland Burnside Bridge opened. Seventy-five years later, this bridge is still going strong. Happy anniversary, Cumberland Burnside Bridge!

For more than 20 years, we’ve led inspections of the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope, the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope in Green Bank, West Virginia. Thanks to PennLive.com for the great write-up featuring this iconic structure

After witnessing the devastation of the 2015 earthquake in Nepal, Sulok Wagley knew he wanted to help build a safer, more resilient future. Today, through his work at M&M, he’s doing just that.

Spanning Highland and Poughkeepsie, NY, the Mid-Hudson Bridge has been a vital connection for 95 years. Designed by Modjeski and Masters and opened in 1930, this suspension bridge remains a proud part of our legacy of engineering excellence. Happy 95th anniversary!

Since joining M&M in 1986, Quentin Johnson has seen bridge engineering transform in remarkable ways. In this blog, he shares lessons from nearly four decades at the firm and why he’s proud to still call M&M home. modjeski.com/insights/evolv…

Thank you to our Gold sponsors for supporting #AREMA2025: V3, Design Nine, Inc., MOFFATT & NICHOL, HDR, TGB, PCLConstruction, Edna Rice Executive Recruiters, Granite Construction, DEFPCO. Olsson, CSR Engineering, Colliers Engineering & Design, Pave America, Mott MacDonald, TYLin, and Modjeski and Masters

Thanks ASCE Headquarters for featuring our work on the Green Bank Telescope!

The Ogdensburg-Prescott Bridge was completed 65 years ago today, creating an international crossing that facilitates trade and tourism between Ogdensburg, New York, and Johnstown, Ontario.

Grab this month’s Constructioneer magazine, featuring our team’s expertise on the Point-No-Point Bridge replacement project in New Jersey. M&M is proud to lead construction management for this $185M effort alongside GHCCI. constructioneer.news/CER/article/B3…

For Tom Murphy, the answer to what makes M&M such a great place to work is simple: the people. It’s also the kind of work we take on, from cutting-edge engineering to restoring century-old structures, that makes his role uniquely rewarding.