Overview

 

Sponsors

Reach Your Target Market at the Transportation Innovation Conference!

The annual MassDOT Transportation Innovation Conference provides a forum for innovative transportation systems, management ideas, and initiatives. The conference is an important opportunity for transportation practitioners to share knowledge, sponsor peer-to-peer learning, and collaborate on issues of mutual interest. 

Attendees will participate and learn about the exciting infrastructure investments being made b MassDOT and new innovative methods and technologies in transportation; meet and network with other transportation professionals!

The event is open to all transportation practitioners from federal, state, and local transportation agencies, Metropolitan Planning Organizations, transit agencies, academia, and private industry.

RESERVE YOUR BOOTH TODAY!

The annual MassDOT Transportation Innovation Conference attracts transportation professionals from across New England seeking the latest information on innovative technologies, designs and practices.

This event will be an invaluable opportunity for state, MPO/local, transit agencies, researchers, human service agency staff, advocates, planners, and private sector practitioners to share ideas, sponsor peer-to-peer learning, and collaborate on issues of mutual interest.

The conference runs from 7:45AM to 5:00PM on May 6 and May 7, 2025. 

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

GOLD LEVEL SPONSORSHIP

A GOLD Level Sponsor receives a booth space, skirted table, chair, and the following:
Three complimentary attendee registrations
Your logo will also be included on:
• Event website (including link to sponsor’s website)
• Email marketing
• Conference slide show that is played throughout the event in the main ballroom
• Company banner displayed in main ballroom 
• Session agenda signs outside each meeting room

Cost: $4,000.00 (Until March 21, 2025); $5,000.00 (Payments received after March 21, 2025)

SILVER LEVEL SPONSORSHIP

A SILVER Level Sponsor receives booth space, skirted table, chair, and the following:
Two complimentary attendee registration
Your logo will also be included on:
• Event website (including link to sponsor’s website)
• Email marketing
• Conference slide show that is played throughout the event in the main ballroom.

Cost: $2,500.00 (Until March 21, 2025); $3,500 (Payments received after March 21, 2025)

BRONZE LEVEL SPONSORSHIP

A BRONZE Level Sponsor receives booth space, skirted table, chair, and the following:
One complimentary attendee registration
Your logo will also be included on:
• Event website (including link to sponsor’s website)
• Conference slide show played throughout the event in the main ballroom.

Cost: $1,750.00 (Until March 21, 2025); $2,750.00 (Payments not received by March 21, 2025)

Exhibitor Opportunities

EXHIBITOR

Includes an exhibit booth. Each booth attendee must pre-register online for the conference.
Cost: $1,250.00 (Until March 21, 2025); $2,250.00 (Payments not received by March 21, 2025)

NON-PROFIT/Government EXHIBITOR

Includes an exhibit booth. Each booth attendee must pre-register online for the conference.
• Non-Profit agencies interested in being a sponsor must pay regular sponsor fees.
Cost: $150.00

Online registration is now available. Click on the "Sponsor Fees" tab at the top of the page. 

Questions can be directed to Kathryn Donnelly at donnelly@umass.edu.

Booth choice will be given to Gold Level Sponsors first, then Silver, then Bronze, then Exhibitors in order of paid registrations.

BOOTH INCLUDES:

Table-top display area with 8-foot skirted table, one chair and one waste paper basket.
Additional chairs are available on request, based on the number of attendees from your organization.
Please indicate any special needs including electrical outlets. 

There are additional fees for any exhibit-specific audiovisual equipment requests (e.g., table-top or free-standing TV/Screen). Please contact the UMass Transportation Center at 413-545-2604, for specific equipment costs. 

Exhibitor SET UP: Monday, May 5 - 2:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. and on May 6 between 6:00am and 7:30am.
Exhibitor Dismantle: Wednesday May 7 - 2:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.  Exhibitors MUST enter through Door 4 on Major Taylor Blvd. prior to show hours.

Arrangements may be made for shipment and storage of exhibitor displays to The DCU Center prior to the conference. A handling charge will be assessed depending on the weight of the package(s).  Should you need to ship items to the DCU Center for this event, please address shipment to:

Guest Name (or the person who will be on site)
Your Company Name / MassDOT Transportation Innovation Conference
The DCU Center, 50 Foster St, Worcester, MA 01608

Please note - Once your registration and payment have been received, you will receive a confirmation from the UMass Transportation Center.   

After receiving this confirmation, we ask that you please visit www.MassDOTInnovation.com and complete registrations for all attendees from your organization. 

Schedule

2025 MassDOT Transportation Innovation Conference Schedule

TUESDAY, MAY 6, 2025 • 7:30 AM - 4:15 PM

DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 AM
 
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM -- Registration/First & Third Floor Exhibits  
 

8:00 AM - 9:15 AM – Networking (Coffee/Breakfast) & Opening Plenary 

Master of Ceremonies: Pete Sutton, Bicycle & Pedestrian Program Coordinator, MassDOT
  
Morning Keynote: Jonathan Gulliver, MassDOT Highway Administrator
 

9:15-10:30 AM - CONCURRENT SESSION 1

Session 1, Room A  
Innovative Inspection and Predictive Analytics for Tunnels and Culverts 

Come and join in on the discussion of the various innovative inspection techniques. MassDOT's bridge replacement project over the Connecticut River in Springfield incorporates both traditional and advanced inspection methods. This presentation highlights the use of 3D/thermal laser scanning by AID to capture high-resolution images and thermal data, detecting visible and hidden defects such as cracks, spalling, and water leakage. Additionally, it explores the integration of machine learning, to enhance culvert maintenance and inspection efficiency. With an 88% accuracy rate in predicting culvert conditions, a risk-based prioritization strategy using Likelihood of Failure (LOF) and Consequence of Failure (COF) enables targeted maintenance. 

Moderator:  David Kent, State Tunnels Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists:  
Kevin Ahearn, AECOM 
Ali Hafiz, Advanced Infrastructure Design, Inc.  
Sadegh Asgari, Merrimack College
Ahearn-Hafiz Presentation; Asgari Presentation

Session 1, Room B  
Integrating Large-Scale GIS and BIM for Digital Innovation at State Agencies 

As technology advances, integrating BIM and GIS is essential for seamless asset management and project visualization. This presentation introduces GeoBIM, that merges GIS and BIM data for more efficient infrastructure management. This exploration includes GeoBIM for large-scale rail projects, showcasing its advantages over traditional BIM tools. Meanwhile, the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) is advancing digital delivery. This presentation highlights the evolution of digital delivery at VTrans, using a specific project example, and sharing key lessons and demonstrating how 3D modeling improves design quality and construction efficiency. 

Moderator: Samantha Langeleh, Asset Management Specialist, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Kristine Gorman, Parsons 
Tim Ultee, Parsons 
Jeff Bachiochi, VHB
Bachiochi Presentation; Gorman-Ultee Presentation

Session 1, Room C/D  
Data-Driven Strategies for Safer Roads: Berkshire Safe Streets, and RIDOT’s and VDOT's Systemic Safety Programs

As roadway safety remains a top priority for MassDOT, innovative, data-driven programs are transforming transportation planning. In Berkshire, a program uses crash data from the Massachusetts Crash Data Portal to identify high-risk areas, developing a High Injury Network (HIN) to guide targeted safety interventions, infrastructure upgrades, and policy changes, aligning with Vision Zero goals. Similarly, the Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) has enhanced its systemic safety program through risk-based analyses and the Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP), using ArcGIS-based automation to improve midblock crosswalks, horizontal curves, and intersections. Meanwhile, the Virginia Highway Safety Improvement Program (VHSIP) has shifted to a systemic approach, implementing predictive analysis to identify high-priority corridors and deploy proven safety treatments such as high-visibility signal backplates, flashing yellow arrows, and rumble strips. These presentations highlight how to leverage technology and data integration to enhance roadway safety and reduce serious crashes. 

Moderator: Kirsten Johnson, Senior GIS Data Specialist, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Nicholas Russo, Berkshire Regional Planning Commission 
Kayla Northup, VHB 
Elissa Goughnour, VHB
Goughnour Presentation; Northrup Presentation; Russo Presentation

Session 1, Room E   
Using Data to Understand Mobility

Regardless of mode, modern transportation systems rely on vast arrays of data and associated technological platforms for everyday operation. This session explores the full breadth of the data driven transportation tools being developed around our specific modal choices. From utilization of roadway TNC data to advances in Massachusetts’ ability to plan for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and even shifts towards a more data driven culture in public transportation planning these presentations will allow you to see firsthand the integration of data products in our multimodal transportation system. 

Moderator: Charlotte Mays, GIS QC Coordinator, MassDOT OTP 
Panelists: 
Phil Groth, MBTA 
Pete Sutton, MassDOT OTP 
Pedro Hernandez, MassDOT Highway
Michael Trepanier, MassDOT Highway 
Martha Koch, Office of Performance Management MassDOT/MBTA  
Koch Presentation; Groth Presentation; Sutton-Hernandez Presentation

Session 1, Junior Ballroom  
SWAG Meeting

The Geospatial Technology group at MassDOT created a forum for GIS users called SWAG (Spatial Website Analysis Group) to share applications, analyses and ideas that use GIS technology, either on our GeoDOT platform or in a standalone space with the potential for future integration with our platform. Over the last few years, MassDOT has elevated this forum to large-scale collaborative venues, such as the annual Innovation Conference, to allow the greater GIS community to share how they are innovating and building new and exciting GIS tools. There will also be trivia questions with prizes at the end of the session. 

Moderator: MJ Riekert, GIS Project Manager, MassDOT OTP 
Panelists: 
Julie Eaton Ernst, HNTB 
Chris Falcos, MassDOT Highway 
Adam Prichard, VHB 
Nicole Villegas, Valerann
Eaton-Ernst Presentation; Falcos-Prichard Presentation; Villegas Presentation

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM – Break 

11:00 AM - 12:15 PM - CONCURRENT SESSION 2 

Session 2, Room A  
Innovative Delivery and Resilient Design: Advancing Transportation Projects Through Progressive Design-Build and CM/GC Approaches

Public agencies are increasingly adopting Design-Build (DB) and Design-Build-Operate-and-Maintain (DBOM) procurement strategies to accelerate construction and drive innovation. As these delivery methods evolve, integrating climate risk and resilience assessments is essential to ensuring long-term infrastructure performance. The MassDOT team collaborated with project engineers to develop preliminary engineering and contract specifications, guiding bidders in incorporating resilience into design, construction, operations, and maintenance. This balanced approach—combining prescriptive and flexible specifications—allows for continued innovation throughout the project lifecycle.? As transportation project delivery methods evolve, traditional fixed-price design-build (DB) faces challenges due to high-risk premiums and limited bidder participation. Progressive DB and construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC) models are emerging as viable alternatives. These presentations explore lessons learned from industry leaders, covering outreach strategies, delivery method selection, contractor procurement, incentive alignment, and team preparedness to ensure project success.

Moderator: Murthy Kolla, Director of Design-Build, MassDOT 
Panelists: 
A.J. Cardini, AECOM 
Leah Tapp, HNTB 
Breanna Horne, STV Inc.
Cardini Presentation; Horne Presentation; Tapp Presentation
 

Session 2, Room B 
Advancing Urban Mobility: Sustainable Bikeway Design and Strategies for Safety and Connectivity

Join the discussion on three MA projects that are advancing urban mobility.  The Boston Region MPO study addressing motor vehicle parking in on-street bicycle lanes, which compromises safety and hinders cycling as a sustainable transportation option. Additionally, the 2024 AASHTO Bike Guide offers updates to bikeway design, emphasizing connected, safe, and innovative designs for all users. Also, the Northern Strand Extension project in Lynn, Massachusetts, showcases a 2-mile separated bike lane, prioritizing cyclist safety and sustainable transportation with cost-effective solutions and community collaboration. 
Moderator: Michael Murphy, Deputy Complete Streets Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Kyle Casiglio, Boston Regional MPO 
Rosie Jaswal, Toole Design 
Aleece D’Onofrio, Stantec
Casiglio Presentation; D'Onofrio Presentation; Jaswal Presentation

Session 2, Room C/D 
Integrating Resilience and Innovation: Advancing Road Safety with Video Analytics, and Safety Strategies in Design-Build and Procurement

As safety remains a priority for MassDOT, the use of Design-Build (DB) and Design-Build-Operate-and-Maintain (DBOM) procurement strategies has grown, accelerating project delivery while encouraging innovation. Resilience assessments are being integrated into these strategies, focusing on performance-based criteria that mitigate risks and promote contractor-driven innovation. Additionally, both CDOT and KDOT focused on advanced technology and analytics to improve road safety, particularly protecting pedestrians and effective safety strategies, including signage and enforcement, which led to safer driving behaviors. Lastly, hear perspective from Portland’s recent innovation in signal control technology. Come join the discussion on roadway safety! 

Moderator: Michelle Boucher, Manager of Transportation Technology, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
James Sorensen, Parsons 
Ed Lewis, Benesch 
Ethan Tidwell, Benesch 
Peter Koonce, City of Portland, OR
Lewis-Tidwell Presentation; Koonce Presentation; Sorensen Presentation

Session 2, Room E  
AI is Here to Stay

Artificial intelligence and all the variations of it are already impacting our lives our lives without us knowing it. This session will explore the opportunities that AI can provide agencies for improving operational efficiencies and enhancing decision making. Speakers will discuss the opportunities offered by AI and how MassDOT is evaluating the best approach for incorporating AI into the agency’s practices and procedures.  

Moderator: Stephen Woelfel, Deputy Executive Director, MassDOT Office of Transportation Planning (OTP)  
Panelists: 
Patt Talvanna, Talvanna Consulting 
Charles Major, MassDOT OTP 
Anu Goutham, MassDOT IT
Goutham Presentation

Session 2, Junior Ballroom  
Enhancing Asset Management and Emergency Preparedness: GIS-Based Data Integration for MassDOT and Regional Evacuation Route Planning

S&EM will share progress on GIS based products that operationalize department plans and weather thresholds. These include a dashboard created for the Security Operations Center, which allows SOC Controllers to map incidents to MassDOT and Boston cameras, and workflows that will alert RMV locations of tornado forecasts. A second dashboard uses official weather data from the NWS and thresholds identified in MBTA Emergency Management Plans to notify MBTA of hazardous conditions. These products reduce guesswork related to weather conditions and speed up alerting to ensure a timely and more effective response.

Moderator: Shruti Venkatesh, GIS BI Analyst, MassDOT OTP 
Panelists:  
Kevin Ham, SRPEDD 
Sean Hilton, SRPEDD
McKinley Theobald, MassDOT/MBTA Deputy Director of Emergency Management
Ham-Hilton Presentation; Theobald Presentation

12:15 PM - 1:45 PM –  LUNCHEON Keynote, MassDOT/UMass Exchange Program recognition

Keynote Speaker: Monica Tibbits-Nutt, MassDOT Secretary and CEO

1:45 PM – 2:00 PM - Break 
 

 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM – CONCURRENT SESSION 3

Posters, Exhibit Hall, 2 sessions

Session 3, Room A 
Roundabouts Reimagined: From Interchange Redesign to Mini & Modular Applications

This session explores innovative roundabout applications at both large and small scales. First, a novel application with MassDOT on Route 2A over I-95 project in Lexington, which was the first I-95 project in Massachusetts to implement modern roundabouts as art of the on- and off-ramp system. This project will replace a cloverleaf design with hybrid and single-lane roundabouts, improve pedestrian and bicycle safety, and improve overall operations all while minimizing construction impacts through a detailed traffic management plan. Complementing this case study, our presenters will discuss findings from NCHRP Domestic Scan 23-01 to highlight emerging use of mini and modular roundabouts as cost-effective alternatives. Innovations and experiences from nine different agencies were summarized to understand these smaller-scale designs, including their safety improvements and school applications. Discover how roundabouts of all sizes are shaping the future of intersection design! 

Moderator: Francisco Lovera, Complete Streets Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
William Lambert, NH DOT 
Tiffany Card, Green International Affiliates 
Amy Allen, Green International Affiliates 
Anthony Christakis, MassDOT 
Card-Allen-Christakis Presentation; Lambert Presentation
 

Session 3, Room B 
First Look: MassDOT Project Information System (PINFO) 2.0

In this session, MassDOT Team Members will preview a new version of the Highway Division project management application ProjectInfo, and discuss new tools to support our collective goal of delivering good transportation projects to the Commonwealth. The panel will discuss the features of the new application including external access, improved project collaboration and centralized project data that promises greater transparency for project stakeholders 

Moderator:  Ryan Weiss, Triverus 
Panelists:  
Mike Bolduc, MassDOT Highway  
Kostas Kofitsas, MassDOT Highway 
Courtney Worhunsky, MassDOT Highway 
Ramakrishna Ummadi MassDOT IT 
Richa Shrinivas, MassDOT IT 
Session 3B Combined Presentation

Session 3, Room E 
Improving Delivery to Invest in Communities

Delivering transportation projects in a timely, efficient, and community-centered way requires navigating a range of challenges—from planning and design to funding and construction. This session will highlight innovative work underway at MassDOT’s Highway Division to improve internal practices and better support project delivery across the Commonwealth. A key focus will be on the development of a new Highway Division dashboard that distills complex project readiness information into a clear, actionable format. This tool not only supports improved decision-making within the agency but also contributes to broader national conversations about delivery challenges. As part of its engagement with AASHTO and other state DOTs, MassDOT is helping to lead discussions about widespread concerns around project readiness and the barriers that delay critical infrastructure investments. The session will also explore emerging best practices being shared across the country to improve readiness, increase transparency, and accelerate the delivery of impactful transportation projects. Join us to learn how MassDOT is working to modernize its approach, invest more effectively in communities, and contribute to national efforts to transform transportation delivery. 

Moderator: Derek Krevat, Manager of Municipal Grants Engagement, MassDOT OTP 
Panelist:  
Patt Talvanna, Talvanna Consulting 
Carrie Lavallee, Deputy Administrator and Chief Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
John Bechard, MassDOT Highway
Session 3E Combined Presentation

3:00PM – 3:15PM – Break

3:15 PM - 4:15 PM - CONCURRENT SESSION 4

Session 4, Room A  
Delivering Smarter Bridges with Accelerated and Value Methods

While smart infrastructure demands grow, systematic approaches are redefining how bridges are planned, designed, and built. This session will highlight two bridge projects that showcase efficient, community-focused delivery. The Route 24 bridges over Canton Street in Randolph, MA applied ABC methods – prefabricated units, strategic lane reductions, and real-time traffic management systems – to replace two high-traffic bridges with minimal disruption, construction-time, and economic impact. The Bill Russell Bridge project, connecting Charlestown with the West End over the Charles River, applied Value Methodology throughout design to balance complex demands. Heavy traffic, historic preservation, multimodal access, and urban context were all taken into consideration in replacing this 120-year-old bridge. Together, these projects demonstrate how modern bridge delivery can combine efficiency, thoughtful design, and a systematic process to meet today’s infrastructure challenges. 

Moderator: Frank Welch, Deputy Director of Major Projects, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Joseph Tierney, Gannett Fleming TranSystems 
Ed Baumann, Benesch 
Joseph Fleury, City of Boston Public Works Department
Baumann-Fleury Presentation; Tierney Presentation
 

Session 4, Room B 
Subsurface Utility Engineering: The Final Frontier

Accurate utility data is critical to delivering efficient, cost-effective transportation projects. This session explores how new technologies and frontloaded coordination practices are transforming subsurface utility engineering. In New Hampshire, a high-accuracy geodatabase of buried fiber optic cable along I-93 was developed using SUE techniques. Their work showcases how precise mapping, real-time data capture, and 360-degree imaging can streamline asset management, improve utility locations, and enhance corridor planning. In Massachusetts, MassDOT is reshaping how utility data is gathered and used throughout a project’s life cycle. By integrating SUE techniques early, design teams are reducing conflicts, avoiding costly relocations, and accelerating project timelines. Together, these approaches show how embracing innovation below the surface leads to smarter, faster, and more predictable delivery. 

Moderator: Guy Rezendes, State Utilities Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Brenden Bowen, CDM Smith  
Ethan Conrad, NH DOT 
Guy Rezendes, MassDOT Highway 
Ruben Diaz, MassDOT Highway 
Christopher Naylor, HNTB 
Will Schreefer, HNTB
Session 4B Combined Presentation

Session 4, Room C/D 
Coordinated Responses to Major Disruptions: Lessons from the Sumner Tunnel Closure

Large-scale infrastructure closures require seamless coordination, innovative planning, and a data-informed approach to minimize disruptions. This session explores the collaborative efforts and analytical tools deployed during the restoration of the Sumner Tunnel—one of Boston’s key transportation corridors. Attendees will learn how inter-agency coordination across MassDOT, MBTA, Massport, and local stakeholders helped launch and operationalize the successful “Ditch the Drive” campaign, which diverted thousands of vehicle trips to transit alternatives. Additionally, Massport will share how real-time transportation data, dashboards, and pilot roadway reconfigurations informed decision-making at Logan Airport to ensure access and reduce congestion. Together, these presentations highlight how proactive planning and shared information can drive effective responses to high-impact transportation events. 

Moderator: Neil Boudreau, Assistant Administrator of Traffic & Safety, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists:  
Taylor O’Neill, Howard Stein Hudson 
Erin Reed, Howard Stein Hudson 
Barry Fradkin, Massachusetts Port Authority 
Peter Howe, Jr., Massachusetts Port Authority
Fradkin-Howe Presentation; O'Neill-Reed Presentation

Session 4, Room E  
Road Safety Audit Peer Exchange

Come to this peer exchange on Road Safety Audits (RSA) in Massachusetts where you will learn about the newly released guidelines (MassDOT Road Safety Audit Guideline_Final_Oct 2024)  that include procedural changes, RSA requirements, new data needs, etc.  The real focus of this peer exchange will be a collaborative discussion on how we can improve RSAs and would love to hear your ideas.  These could be how to make RSAs more comprehensive, how to make them more useful, and how to more readily implement the recommendations that result.  We want to talk about the latest research in RSA enhancements and some interesting new tools that may be useful. This exchange is geared toward MassDOT District personnel, RPAs, local personnel, advocates, and consultants. 
 
Due to the nature of this exchange, if you choose to attend, we ask you to submit a question or suggestion ahead of time, and come to the session prepared with your ideas for an engaging experience. Submit your question and/or comment here: https://forms.office.com/g/QB9LTcEyc6.

Moderator: Ana Fill, MassDOT Highway
Panelists: 
Bonnie Polin, Manager of Highway Safety Programs, MassDOT
Michelle Deng, MassDOT
Dakota DelSignore, MassDOT
Kevin Fitzgerald, MassDOT
Yuanchang Xie, UMass Lowell
Deng Presentation

Session 4, Junior Ballroom  
Reimagining Service Delivery at the MBTA

As the MBTA wraps up historic work clearing all speed restrictions on the system, launching Phase I of Bus Network Redesign, and offering income-eligible reduced fares, it is clear that the agency is no longer shying away from disrupting the status quo. This interactive session will highlight recent and highly impactful innovations at the MBTA, including but not limited to: 1) Navigating Diversions Digitally: industry-leading approach for modeling of rail disruptions and shuttle replacement service, 2) Income-Eligible Reduced Fare application: developing a custom, online application that uses API connections to RMV and EOHHS databases to confirm riders' identity and eligibility, 3) Freestanding Mini-High Platforms: Entirely freestanding mini high-level platforms built from repurposed material, allowing Commuter Rail stations to become accessible much more quickly and at a fraction of the cost as full station upgrades, and 4) Planning to Reliability: Development of the Asset Prioritization Framework to help guide asset investment and shift to reliability-centered maintenance. Following a brief introduction, the session will include mostly Q&A/discussion with facilitated experience sharing to help brainstorm if and how other transportation organizations/ services could utilize similar innovations to help improve service delivery. 

Moderator: Katie Choe, Chief of Staff, MBTA 
Panelists:  
Lonny Fidalgo, MBTA 
David Gerstle, MBTA 
Kyndal Feinman, MBTA 
Josh Fabian, MBTA 
Ronnie Valdivia, MBTA
Session 4JB Combined Presentation

4:15 PM – 4:45 PM – Municipal Awards Ceremony

4:45 PM - 6:30 PM 
UMTC Reception at Transportation Innovation Conference 

Free Networking Reception with Complimentary Appetizers & Cash Bar for All Registered Attendees

 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2024 • 7:30 AM - 3:15 PM

DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 AM
 
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM – Registration/First & Third Floor Exhibits  
 

8:00 AM - 9:15 AM – Networking (Coffee/Breakfast) 

9:15 AM - 10:30 AM - CONCURRENT SESSION 5 

Session 5, Room A 
Innovative Approaches to Pavement Design, Maintenance, and Longevity

As the Commonwealth continues to invest in safe, sustainable infrastructure, ensuring a durable and well-maintained pavement network remains a top priority. This session highlights MassDOT’s evolving approach to pavement—from the successful completion of its first cement concrete pavement project in over two decades to comprehensive strategies for maintaining a state of good repair on paved roads. Presenters will explore cutting-edge pavement mix designs, construction best practices, and preservation planning. Attendees will also learn how design support, asset value analysis, and environmental sustainability inform pavement decision-making across both state and municipal projects. Together, these efforts reflect a commitment to long-term performance and innovative stewardship of roadway assets. 

Moderator: Jason Robertson, Director of Research and Materials, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists:   
Richard Mulcahy, MassDOT Highway 
James Barnack, HNTB 
Peter Wroblewski, Howard Stein Hudson 
Cody Holemo, MassDOT Highway
Holemo-Wroblweski Presentation; Mulcahy-Barnack Presentation

Session 5, Room B  
Leveraging Data to Drive Smarter Infrastructure Decisions

From capital planning to intelligent transportation systems, the integration and management of infrastructure data is transforming how agencies maintain, operate, and invest in their assets. This session will explore how Massport and MassDOT are using innovative tools and collaborative methodologies to break down data silos, build comprehensive asset databases, and support strategic decision-making. Learn how Massport’s Infrastructure Condition Assessment (MICA) program and the Massachusetts 2050 Transportation Plan work in tandem to inform long-range capital investments. Dive into MassDOT’s cutting-edge GIS applications and data management platforms that streamline ITS asset tracking, enhance field operations, and improve interdepartmental collaboration. These presentations demonstrate how data-driven tools are modernizing infrastructure management and positioning agencies for a more efficient and resilient future. 

Moderator:  Annabel Shein, Civil Engineer, MassDOT Highway Jack Moran, Deputy Chief of Performance and Asset Management, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists:   
Luciana Burdi, Massachusetts Port Authority
Jack Moran, Deputy Chief of Performance and Asset Management, MassDOT Highway 
Nancy LaFarge, HNTB 
Cassandra Asvestas, MassDOT Highway 
Nadia Boller, VHB
Nate Pacheco, VHB
Stephanie Pelletier, VHB
Burdi-LaFarge Presentation

Session 5, Room C/D  
Strengthening Transportation Systems to Withstand Extreme Weather

As environmental hazards grow more frequent and severe, transportation agencies are turning to innovative tools and strategies to assess risk, adapt planning, and strengthen infrastructure. This session highlights three forward-thinking approaches. Presenters will highlight a flood damage cost estimation framework applied to the MBTA rail system, showing that quantifying event-specific losses can guide effective adaptation, particularly at tunnel ingress locations. Next, the Asset Level Rainfall Analytics Exercise (ALRAE) tool developed from HNTB uses NOAA data to analyze extreme rainfall with high precision, supporting forensic evaluations of storms and helping agencies better understand and prepare for disruptive events. And a collaboration between state DOTs led to the development of Resilience Improvement Plans (RIPs). Examples will be shared from Connecticut and Kansas to reveal scalable methods for assessing system vulnerabilities and prioritizing projects. Join in to hear how these case studies present the tools and methods to support more adaptive transportation planning in the face of growing environmental challenges. 

Moderator: Samantha Dolabany, Director, Environmental Section, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists:   
Hannah Lyons-Galante, MBTA 
Michael Martello, US Army Corps of Engineers 
Julie Eaton Ernst, HNTB 
Rebecca Leitschuh, Stantec
Eaton Ernst Presentation; Lyons-Galante-Martello Presentation; Leitschuh Presentation

Session 5, Room E   
Using GIS to Drive Innovation in Transportation

Geospatial data and the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to manage, analyze, and visualize this data continues to fulfill a crucial role in the transportation industry. This session focuses on two key aspects of GIS in transportation: Analysis of key roadway operation metrics and optimization of critical transportation grant reporting systems. Whether you are a policy maker, local transportation official, operations expert, or GIS practitioner, this session provides an opportunity to see the potential for GIS to drive innovation in the transportation space. 

Moderator: Nikhitha Yelukati, GIS Analyst, MassDOT OTP 
Panelists:  
Courtney Quirmbach, MassDOT OTP 
David Nolan, Cape Cod Commission 
Angela Garland, TetraTech 
James Vorosmarti, TetraTech
Garland-Vorosmarti Presentation; Nolan Presentation; Quirmbach Presentation

Session 5, Junior Ballroom 
Reimagining Work Zones: Tools, Technology, and Tactics for Safer, Smarter Construction

As traffic volumes and construction activity increase, so does the need for innovative approaches to managing work zones safely and efficiently. This session will explore how agencies are using new tools, designs, and enforcement strategies to minimize disruptions and improve safety for workers and the traveling public. Learn how MassDOT is transforming work zone operations through impact analysis software, streamlined lane closure approvals, and real-time work zone management systems. Discover how targeted work zone analysis informed accelerated bridge construction and cutting-edge traffic control designs on Route 24 and I-93. Finally, hear how the Connecticut DOT’s pilot of automated speed enforcement in construction zones led to permanent policy change after demonstrating significant reductions in speeding. Together, these presentations offer a forward-looking perspective on work zone innovation, technology adoption, and interagency collaboration. 

Moderator: Jim Danila, State Traffic Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Teresa Sandell, Gannett Fleming TranSystems 
Corey O’Connor, MassDOT Highway 
Chris Falcos, MassDOT Highway 
Andrew Cadmus, HDR
Cadmus Presentation; Falcos-O'Connor Presentation; Sandell Presentation

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM – Break 
 

11:00 AM - 12:15 PM - CONCURRENT SESSION 6

Session 6, Room A  
Artificial Intelligence in Action: Transforming Transportation Planning, Safety, and Strategy

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the transportation landscape, offering new tools to improve safety, optimize decision-making, and enhance multimodal accessibility. From roadway assets to intersection analytics and more, AI-integrated analytics can enhance traditional safety solutions with cutting-edge technology applications. This session explores how AI is being deployed at every level—from national?initiatives to local safety interventions. Discover how video analytics systems are helping local agencies diagnose safety concerns and evaluate the impact of roadway improvements by capturing near-misses and behavior patterns. 

Moderator: Nicholas Zavolas, Transportation Planner, MassDOT OTP 
Panelists: 
Frank Gross, VHB 
Chengbo Ai, UMass Amherst
Andrea Sparko, US DOT Volpe Center
Ai Presentation; Gross Presentation; Sparko Presentation

Session 6, Room B  
Illuminating Safety: Strategies and Solutions for Protecting Pedestrians at Night

Pedestrian fatalities disproportionately occur after dark, making nighttime safety a critical focus for transportation professionals. This session explores two complementary approaches to addressing this challenge. The first presentation highlights the importance of lighting as a safety countermeasure, including an overview of key design guidelines and the introduction of MaineDOT’s new 2024 pedestrian lighting design standard. Attendees will also engage in a hands-on exercise to better understand vertical illuminance and its role in pedestrian visibility. The second presentation draws from the National Cooperative Highway Research Program’s (NCHRP) comprehensive study on pedestrian safety at night. It will provide Safe System-based guidance and strategies informed by data analysis, simulations, and focus groups—covering everything from roadway design to vehicle types and emergency response. Together, these presentations offer practical and research-backed strategies for improving pedestrian safety when it matters most. 

Moderator: Zachary Veaner, State Accessibility Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Shayna Bramley, Michael Baker International 
Stephen Landry, Maine DOT 
Michelle Danila, Toole Design
Danila Presentation; Bramley-Landry Presentation

Session 6, Room C/D 
Decarbonizing Infrastructure: Strategies for Sustainable Transportation Planning and Construction

As transportation agencies work to meet climate goals and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the integration of sustainability throughout project planning and delivery is more critical than ever. This session showcases three forward-looking approaches to building lower-carbon transportation systems. Learn how Vermont’s I-89 Interchange project is using full life cycle assessment (LCA) to evaluate and compare alternatives based on embodied carbon and long-term impacts. Explore how Planning and Environmental Linkage (PEL) studies can streamline NEPA compliance while incorporating early sustainability considerations, with best practices drawn from successful national case studies. Finally, discover how MassDOT is leading efforts to implement low-carbon asphalt and concrete through material innovation, pilot projects, and performance monitoring supported by the Low Carbon Transportation Materials Program. Together, these efforts represent the next generation of climate-conscious transportation infrastructure. 

Moderator: Jason Robertson, Director of Research and Materials, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists:  
Ken Donald, VHB 
Mark Kolonoski, HNTB 
Jennifer Halstead, HNTB 
Bryan Engstrom, MassDOT Highway
Engstrom Presentation; Donald-Ford Presentation; Kolonoski-Halstead Presentation

Session 6, Room E   
Designing Smarter: Applying Performance-Based and Context-Sensitive Approaches

As transportation agencies seek more flexible, cost-effective, and multimodal-friendly design solutions, performance-based and context-sensitive frameworks are gaining traction nationwide. This session highlights how the adoption of FHWA’s Performance Based Practical Solutions (PBPS) guidelines and AASHTO’s context classification system are driving innovation in project development and roadway design. Learn how CTDOT applied PBPS principles to the complex Meriden Interchange, resulting in phased improvements that dramatically reduced costs while enhancing safety and traffic flow. Then explore Connecticut’s statewide application of Roadway Context Classifications using a GIS-based, data-driven approach—enabling more nuanced, scalable roadway design based on surrounding land use, density, and multimodal needs. These presentations offer practical insights into aligning infrastructure goals with local context, mobility priorities, and long-term performance. 

Moderator: Olivia Murphy, Senior Project Manager, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Sajjad Alam, Parsons 
Ranjit Bhave, Parsons 
Scott Peterson, HDR Inc. 
Emily Foster Baranoski, HDR Inc. 
Alam-Bhave Presentation; Peterson Presentation

 

Session 6, Junior Ballroom  
Advancing Bridge Preservation Through Innovation and Resilience

As infrastructure ages and climate pressures mount, preserving and strengthening our bridge network requires forward-thinking solutions. This session highlights cutting-edge methods and technologies being applied to extend bridge life and enhance resilience. Learn how Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing (CSAM) offers a promising new field-deployable technique for repairing corroded steel beams with minimal material and disruption. Discover how laser ablation and Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC) are being used in novel ways for coating removal, beam end repairs, and link-slabs in multi-bridge preservation efforts. Finally, gain insight into resilient design strategies for bridge scour and countermeasures—balancing regulatory compliance, environmental impact, and climate adaptation. These innovative practices reflect a new era of bridge management, where precision technologies and resilience planning work hand-in-hand to safeguard our critical infrastructure. 

Moderator: Robert Rottenbucher, Bridge Program Manager, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Brian Schagen, UMass Amherst & MIT 
Luis Vila, GM2 Associates, Inc.  
Eric Boschen, Dewberry
Boschen Presentation; Vila Presentation; Schagen Presentation

12:15 PM - 1:45 PM – LUNCHEON KEYNOTE

Keynote Speaker: Hayes Morrison, Undersecretary, MassDOT
   
1:45 PM – 2:00 PM – Break 
 

2:00 PM - 3:15 PM - CONCURRENT SESSION 7

Session 7, Room B  
Uncovering Concrete Vulnerabilities: New Tools for Assessment and Risk Mitigation

Concrete structures often deteriorate from the inside out, making early detection and evaluation of damage critical to informed decision-making and cost-effective preservation. This session explores two innovative approaches that advance our ability to assess the condition and longevity of concrete infrastructure. Learn how MassDOT is piloting a cutting-edge technology called “The CHIP” to evaluate concrete permeability and salt penetration using small-scale cores and X-ray imaging—offering a practical, minimally invasive method for determining structural reuse viability. In parallel, discover the latest research into pyrrhotite-driven deterioration of residential foundations in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Through a combination of large-scale field data, risk-rating frameworks, and laboratory testing, this study provides a science-based approach to predicting failure and prioritizing interventions. Together, these presentations highlight the power of data and diagnostic technology in protecting the integrity of our built environment.  

Moderator: Jason Robertson, Director of Research and Materials, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists:
Alyson Bedard, MassDOT Highway 
Patricia Leavenworth, MassDOT Highway 
Kay Wille, University of Connecticut
Leavenworth-Bedard Presentation; Wille Presentation

Session 7, Room C/D  
Shifting Gears on Speed with Smarter Signals and Safer Streets

Agencies across the US are rethinking speed management strategies to better prioritize safety and multimodal access. This session highlights two evolving approaches aimed at reducing vehicle speeds and improving conditions for people walking and biking. Attendees will learn about technology focused applications such as Rest in Red and Dynamic Red Extension to address agency safety goals, as well as design principles and resulting countermeasures that promote operating speeds based on the Target Speed. Together, this session will present strategies towards a safer, people-centered streetscape and offer practical tools to apply in various roadway contexts. 

Moderator: Francisco Lovera, Complete Streets Engineer, MassDOT Highway 
Panelists: 
Radu Nan, Kittelson & Associates, Inc. 
Peter Koonce, City of Portland, OR
Koonce Presentation 

Session 7, Room E   
Elevating Transportation: Innovations in Advanced Air Mobility and Aerial Data Systems

As the transportation landscape evolves, advanced air technologies are unlocking new possibilities for mobility, logistics, and infrastructure management. This session explores the cutting edge of aerial innovation, from statewide planning initiatives to powerful data integration platforms. Learn how states like Massachusetts, Utah, Oregon, and Tennessee are advancing Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) to support everything from medical deliveries and inspections to rural access and multimodal hubs—highlighting how aviation can complement surface transportation to build more connected, equitable systems. Then, discover how the MassDOT Aeronautics Data Hub is revolutionizing the way geospatial drone data is stored, shared, and applied. With tools like LiDAR, thermal imagery, and 3D modeling, the Hub empowers teams across MassDOT and partner agencies to streamline workflows, enhance safety, and make more informed decisions. Together, these presentations demonstrate how air-based technologies are taking transportation innovation to new heights. 

Moderator: Christopher Bailey, Chief of Advanced Aviation Programs, MassDOT 
Panelists:
Robin Grace, MassDOT Aeronautics 
John-Paul Saalwaechter, Tennessee DOT Aeronautics Division   
Alicia McConnell, Rawlins Infra Consult 
Sinan Abood, MassDOT Aeronautics 
Abood Presentation; Grace Presentation; McConnell Presentation; Saalwaechter Presentation

3:15 PM – Conference Adjourns 

Printable conference schedule pdf

Venue

AC Hotel by Marriott Worcester
125 Front St, Worcester, MA 01608
Phone: (774) 420-7555

Parking

 

Speakers

Monica G. Tibbits-Nutt

Monica G. Tibbits-Nutt, is Secretary and CEO of the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). 
 
As Acting Secretary, Ms. Tibbits-Nutt is responsible for the four divisions of MassDOT: Highway, Rail and Transit, Registry of Motor Vehicles and Aeronautics. As Acting Secretary, she also serves on the Massport and MBTA Board of Directors.
 
Prior to her appointment, Ms. Tibbits-Nutt served as Undersecretary of MassDOT where, among other responsibilities, she led the effort to stand up the Office of Transportation and Climate Planning and Policy. She also served on the MassDOT Board of Directors and as the Vice-Chair of the Fiscal Management and Control Board (FMCB) that oversaw the MBTA. 
 
Ms. Tibbits-Nutt was also the Executive Director of the 128 Business Council, a transportation management association and regional service provider that builds privately funded, cooperative public transportation routes throughout the Route 128 West Corridor.
 
Areas of specialty include regional and transportation planning, urban design, and transit equity. In both her work and research, she is particularly interested in capitalizing upon every opportunity to better educate transportation stakeholders and the public about all aspects of the planning process. As part of this focus on education, she serves as the Vice President of the non-profit Youth Engagement Planning (YEP!), which brings urban planning and community advocacy into K-12 environments.
 
Ms. Tibbits-Nutt is an active member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and a LEED Accredited Professional in Building Design & Construction with the U.S. Green Building Council. 

Jonathan Gulliver

Jonathan Gulliver was appointed State Highway Administrator for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation by Governor Charlie Baker in 2017 and reappointed by Governor Maura Healey in 2023. In this role, he oversees the daily operations of nearly 2,800 employees in MassDOT’s Highway Division. With a career spanning over two decades, Jonathan began as a construction inspector and has since become the longest-serving Highway Administrator in the Department’s history, having served under two governors and four secretaries.

Recognized as a transformational leader, Jonathan has restructured the Highway Division to enhance efficiency, safety, and modernization. Under his leadership MassDOT has doubled its annual advertisement program to a record $2 billion in 2024 to meet the demands of unprecedented state and federal infrastructure investment.

Jonathan’s leadership has been pivotal in delivering some of the Commonwealth’s most transformative transportation projects, including the rehabilitation of the Sumner Tunnel, the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge project, spearheading the launch of MassDOT’s air-rights development program. A strong advocate for sustainability and local collaboration, Jonathan has increased MassDOT’s focus on environmental resiliency and provided municipalities with enhanced support and funding to address long-standing infrastructure needs. 

Jonathan holds a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. 

 

Hayes Morrison

Hayes Morrison is the Undersecretary for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) where she oversees five MassDOT teams – Office of Transportation Planning (OTP), Office of Performance Management and Innovation (OPMI), Audit and Compliance, the Chief Operating Officer, and the Lab@MassDOT. Undersecretary Morrison is proven leader with more than two decades of experience in transportation planning & strategy.

Prior to her appointment as Undersecretary, Hayes served as Chief of Staff at MassDOT from September 2023 to August of 2024, she also served as Assistant Secretary for Policy & Strategy at MassDOT, collaborating with members of the Governor’s Cabinet to achieve ambitious climate and resilience strategies, including planning the infrastructure necessary to implement EV charging across the Commonwealth. 

Prior to her time at MassDOT, Undersecretary Morrison served in leadership roles at the Massachusetts Port Authority, the City of Somervile, and the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization. Hayes earned her degree from the College of Science and Mathematics at Auburn University and a master's in city & Regional Planning from Clemson University.

 

Master of Ceremonies

Pete Sutton

Pete Sutton is the bicycle and pedestrian program coordinator for MassDOT, where he manages updates to statewide plans, co-chairs the MA Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Board, and chairs MassDOT’s Moving Together conference. He is also member of the MassTrails Team and volunteers with local biking and walking advocacy groups. Pete has cycled or walked nearly every greenway and rail trail statewide from Provincetown to Williamstown.

Attendees

First Name	Affiliation
Adam	Infrasense, Inc
Adam	Horizon Signal Technologies, Inc. (PA)
Alyssa	Epsilon Associates
Amelia	Arup
Andrea	LandTech Consultants, Inc.
Andrew	MP Engineers and Architects, P.C.
Angelica	McFarland Johnson
Anil	Arup
Anna	HNTB Corporation
Armando	Working with Saint
Ashlie	Vermont Agency of Transportation (DOT)
Benjamin	KCI Technologies, Inc. (NH)
Betsy	CDW Consultants, Inc.
Bill	McClure
Bill	CHA Consulting, Inc.(MA)
Bill	Johnson Groups
Bill	Tighe & Bond (Woburn)
Birendra	Nitsch Engineering
Bob	Pexco LLC, Davidson Traffic Control Products (GA)
Brendan	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Brian	Cisco Systems
Brian	Technical Education Products
Brooke	Hardesty & Hanover LLC (MD)
Bryan	Nitsch Engineering
Casey	Dura-Line
Charles	BL Companies
Chase	Working with Saint
Chris	Keville Enterprises
Chris	Forta
Christie	AECOM
Christine	AI Engineers, Inc. (MA)
Christine	TEC, Inc. (Lawrence MA)
Christopher	Jacobs
Craig	EJ USA, Inc. (OH)
Cynthia	Moovop
Dan	Solmax
Danielle	McFarland Johnson
David	Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
David	Metro Mobility, LLC
David	Parsons Corporation (IL)
David	AECOM
David	Quality Counts, LLC
David	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Debbie	Geoquest
Declan	Arup
Dennis	Stantec
Diana	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Dieckmann	Jacobs
Donna	University of Connecticut (UCONN)
Ed	CONSOR Engineers, LLC (CT)
Emily	Vermont Agency of Transportation (DOT)
Eric	Collins Engineers, Inc.
Eric	Deloitte Consulting, LLP
Erik	Marlin Controls, Inc
Ethan	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Franco	ATANE Engineers
Fred	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Gary	Bowman
George	eNdoto Corp. (East Hartford CT)
Glenn	Contech Engineered Solutions
Greg	Fuss & O'Neill Inc. (Springfield)
Gregory	Colliers Engineering & Design
Heather	Institute for Traffic Safety Management and Research, University at Albany (NY)
Hideaki	Ricoh Company, LTD
Ildiko	Mott MacDonald
Jack	Sales Solutions, Inc. (GA)
Jacqueline	MP Engineers and Architects, P.C.
Jake	Replica (KS)
James	CONSOR Engineers, LLC (CT)
James	CDM Smith (Boston)
Jasmine	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Jason	United Concrete Products, Inc. (CT)
Jason	Toole Design Group
Jason	AK Industrial Services, LLC
Jayson	StrongGo Industries
Jeff	Dewberry
Jeff	Weston & Sampson
Jeffrey	Northeast Traffic Technologies, LLC.
Jeffrey	Mott MacDonald
Jeffrey	Polyvantis Sanford LLC
Joe	HNTB Corporation
John	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
John	Mott MacDonald
John	Johnson Groups
Jordan	RDV Systems
Joseph	Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Josh	TRC Companies
Julie	Collins Engineers, Inc.
Julio	Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT)
Juvena	CHA Consulting, Inc. (NY)
Kat	HNTB Corporation
Kathy	GFT
Kelly	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Kevin	TEC, Inc. (Lawrence MA)
Kien	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Kim	Brennan Consulting, Inc.
Ko	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Krithica	Esri (MA)
Laureen	Brennan Consulting, Inc.
Leslie	Slalom
Lindsey	Parsons Corporation
Louis-Philippe	Moovop
Luciano	Dewberry
Mack	AI Engineers, Inc. (MA)
Margaret	Kittelson & Associates, Inc.
Margot	Apex Companies, LLC
Maria	AECOM
Marie	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Mark	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Mark	Dawood Engineering, Inc. (MA)
Mary	University of Connecticut (UCONN)
Masa	Ricoh Company, LTD
Matt	Kimley-Horn and Associates
Matthew	Frontier Precision Unmanned
Matthew	Esri (CA)
Matthew	Nitsch Engineering
Matthew	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Quincy)
Matthew	Indus Inc.
Matthew	Esri (CA)
Michael	3M (MN)
Mohamed	PMA Consultants
Nate	Coastal Traffic, Inc. (ME)
Nichole	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Nick	SLR International Corporation (VT)
Oxana	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Pamela	McClure
Pat	Dura-Line
Patrick	Deloitte Consulting, LLP
Paul	Bowman
Paul	Kleinfelder, Inc.
Paul	ATANE Engineers
Peter	ATANE Engineers
Philip	Bowman
Pompeo	Weston & Sampson
Randy	Valmont Structures, Inc. (NE)
Rebecca	Jacobs
Rebecca	Apex Companies, LLC (Woburn)
Regina	University of Connecticut (UCONN)
Reza	Geoquest
Richard	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Richard	City of Lynn DPW
Roy	SLR Consulting (CT)
Roz	Benesch (CT)
Ryan	Indus Inc.
Sam	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Sam	CHA Consulting, Inc. (CT)
Scott	GFT
Scott	Weston & Sampson
Sean	Geocomp Corporation
Shannon	University of Connecticut (UCONN)
Stephen	Feldman Geospatial (Boston)
Susan	Dewberry
Theresa	Geocomp Corporation
Thomas	BL Companies
Thomas	Parsons Corporation
Thomas	GFT
Thomas	Executive Office of Technology Services and Security
Tim	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Tim	Feldman Geospatial (Boston)
Timothy	Hardesty & Hanover LLC (MD)
William	Kimley-Horn and Associates
William	CDM Smith (Boston)
Anthony	FHWA (MA)
Joi	FHWA (MA)
Kenneth	FHWA (MA)
Marco	FHWA DC
Aaron	MassDOT District 5
Abraham	MassDOT
Adam	MassDOT District 3
Adam	MassDOT
Adele	MassDOT District 3
Ahmad	MassDOT District 5
Aidee	MassDOT
Aishwarya	MassDOT District 6
Akosua	MassDOT Research and Materials
Alaina	MassDOT
Alan	MassDOT District 5
Albin	MassDOT
Ale	MassDOT District 5
Alex	MassDOT
Alex	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Alexander	MassDOT District 2
Alexander	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Alexander	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Alfred	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Allison	MassDOT Highway Division
Alwin	MassDOT
Amber	MassDOT
Amelia	MassDOT
Amy	MassDOT
Andrea	MassDOT
Andrea	MassDOT District 5
Andrew	MassDOT
Andrew	MassDOT Highway Division
Andrew	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Andrew	MassDOT
Andrew	MassDOT
Andrew	MassDOT
Andrew	MassDOT District 2
Andrew	MassDOT
Angela	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Anil	MassDOT
Anish Reddy	MassDOT
Anna	MassDOT Highway Division
Anne	MassDOT
Anni	MassDOT
Anthony	MassDOT Highway Division
Anthony	MassDOT District 3
April	MBTA Board of Directors
Argenis	MassDOT
Arline	MassDOT District 3
Arnav	MassDOT
Austin	MassDOT
Baibhav	MassDOT District 5
Bao	MassDOT District 2
Barbara	MassDOT District 5
Baron	MassDOT Highway Division
Barry	MassDOT District 3
Becca	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Behnam	MassDOT
Ben	MassDOT District 3
Benjamin	MassDOT District 6
Benjamin	MassDOT
Bhaumik	MassDOT
Bianca	MassDOT District 5
Billie	MassDOT
Billy	MassDOT
Bob	MassDOT
Bob	MBTA Board of Directors
Brenda	MassDOT
Brenda	MassDOT District 1
Brian	MassDOT
Brian	MassDOT District 6
Brie-Anne	MassDOT
Briette	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Brittany	MassDOT
Bryan	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Bryan	MassDOT District 6
Bryndis	MassDOT Highway Division
Caleb	MassDOT
Cara	MassDOT
Carl	MassDOT Information Technology
Carl	MassDOT
Carleigh	MassDOT
Carlos	MassDOT
Carrie	MassDOT
Cassandra	MassDOT
Catherine	MassDOT
Catherine	MassDOT
Chandra	MBTA Board of Directors
Charles	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Charlie	MBTA Board of Directors
Cheryl	MassDOT
Cheryll-Ann	MassDOT District 5
Chester	MassDOT
Chris	MassDOT
Chris	MassDOT
Christian	MassDOT
Christin	MassDOT District 3
Christopher	MassDOT
Christopher	MassDOT
Christopher	MassDOT
Christopher	MassDOT District 4
Colby	MassDOT District 3
Colin	MassDOT
Colin	MassDOT Research and Materials
Colleen	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Courtney	MassDOT
Courtney	MassDOT
Cynthia	MassDOT Office of Diversity and Civil Rights
Daisy	MassDOT
Daniel	MassDOT
Daniel	MassDOT
Danielle	MassDOT District 3
Daryl	MassDOT District 2
Dave	MassDOT
David	MassDOT Information Technology
David	MassDOT District 5
David	MassDOT
David	MassDOT
David	MassDOT
David	MassDOT
David	MassDOT
David	MassDOT District 5
Davone	MassDOT District 3
Dawn	MassDOT
Dea	MassDOT
Dean	City of Leominster
Dean	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Deb	MassDOT
Denise	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Derek	MassDOT Highway Division
Derek	MassDOT
Derek	MassDOT
Deyong	MassDOT Research and Materials
Diane	MassDOT District 5
Doana	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Donald	MassDOT District 3
Dongke	MassDOT
Douglas	MassDOT
Drashti	MassDOT
E Jenny	MassDOT Highway Division
Eamon	MassDOT
Ed	MassDOT
Eduardo	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Edward	MassDOT
Eileen	MassDOT
Elijah	MassDOT District 5
Elizabeth	MassDOT
Emily	MassDOT
Emily	MassDOT
Eric	MassDOT Board of Directors
Eric	MBTA Board of Directors
Erica	MassDOT Highway Division
Erik	MassDOT
Ethan	MassDOT
Ethan	MassDOT
Eunice	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Evelyn	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Evelyn	MassDOT
Everlyn	MassDOT
Faisa	MassDOT
Fatjon	MassDOT District 1
Felix	MassDOT
Florence	MassDOT
Francisca	MassDOT District 1
Gabriel	MassDOT
Ganesh	MassDOT District 3
Garrett	MassDOT District 2
George	MassDOT
Ghazal	MassDOT District 4
Glenn	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Gloria	MassDOT District 4
Grace	MassDOT Highway Division
Gregory	MassDOT
Gus	MassDOT
Haider	MassDOT
Hao	MassDOT
Hayes	MassDOT
Hector	MassDOT District 5
Helen	MassDOT
Helena	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Hema	MassDOT
Herrio	MassDOT
Hishan	MassDOT
Hongyi	MassDOT
Hung	MassDOT
Ian	MassDOT
Ilyas	MassDOT Board of Directors
Isaack	MassDOT
Isabel	MassDOT District 3
Isabella	MassDOT District 5
Isaiah	MassDOT District 6
Jaclyn	MassDOT
Jacob	MassDOT District 3
Jacob	MassDOT Research and Materials
Jacquelyn	MassDOT
Jaden	MassDOT District 4
James	MassDOT
James	MassDOT
James	MassDOT
James	MassDOT
James	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Jameson	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Janet	MBTA Board of Directors
Janhavi	MassDOT
Janine	MassDOT
Janssen	MassDOT District 5
Jason	MassDOT District 5
Jay	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Safety Department
Jen Elise	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Jennifer	MassDOT
Jeorge	MassDOT
Jeovanny	MassDOT District 6
Jeremy	MassDOT
Jessica	MassDOT
Jill	MassDOT District 3
Joe	MassDOT District 5
Joe	MassDOT
John	MassDOT
John	MassDOT
John	MassDOT District 4
John	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Jonah	MassDOT
Jonathan	MassDOT
Jonathan	MassDOT District 4
Jonathan	MassDOT District 4
Jonathan	MassDOT
Jose	MassDOT District 6
Jose	MassDOT
Jose	MassDOT District 4
Joseph	MassDOT Board of Directors
Joseph	MassDOT
Joseph	MassDOT
Joseph	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Joseph	MassDOT District 6
Joseph	MassDOT District 3
Joseph	MassDOT
Joseph	MassDOT
Joshua	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Joshua	MassDOT District 4
Joshua	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Josue	MassDOT District 2
Julia	MassDOT
Justin	MassDOT
Kara	MassDOT
Katherine	MassDOT District 2
Katherine	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Katherine	MassDOT District 4
Kathleen	MassDOT
Katina	MassDOT District 2
Kayla	MassDOT
Kelly	MassDOT
Kelsey	MassDOT
Kevin	MassDOT
Kevin	MassDOT Highway Division
Kevin	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Kevin	MassDOT
Kit	MassDOT
KJ	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Koby	MassDOT
Kris	MassDOT
Kristen	MassDOT
Kyle	MassDOT District 4
Lahcen	MassDOT District 1
Latarsha	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Laura	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Lauren	MassDOT Highway Division
Lauren	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Lawrence	MassDOT
Leah	MassDOT
Leo	MassDOT District 4
Leudybert	MassDOT
Lidy	MassDOT
Lily	MassDOT
Linda	MassDOT
Lindsey	MassDOT
Lisa	MassDOT Board of Directors
Lisa	MassDOT
Logan	MassDOT District 4
Lori	MassDOT District 3
Louis	MassDOT District 5
Louis	MassDOT District 6
Lucy	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Luke	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Lynsey	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Lyris	MassDOT
Maddie	MassDOT
Madelinn	MassDOT
Makaela	MassDOT
Marc	MassDOT District 5
Margarita	MassDOT District 4
Margot	MassDOT District 6
Margot	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Maria	MassDOT
Marianti	MassDOT
Mark	MassDOT
Mark	MassDOT District 6
Mark	MassDOT
Marshall	MassDOT
Mary	MassDOT
Mary	MBTA Board of Directors
Mary-Joe	MassDOT District 5
Masuzyo	MassDOT
Matt	MassDOT
Matthew	MassDOT District 2
Matthew	MassDOT District 5
Matthew	MassDOT District 2
Matthew	MassDOT
Matthew	MassDOT
Matthew	MassDOT District 5
Maxfield	MassDOT District 2
Megan	MassDOT District 1
Meghan	MassDOT Highway Division
Melissa	MassDOT
Melissa	MassDOT District 6
Meredith	MassDOT
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	MassDOT Right of Way Bureau
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	MassDOT Right of Way Bureau
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	MassDOT
Michelle	MassDOT
Mike	MassDOT
Miranda	MassDOT
Mitchell	MassDOT
Mojtaba	MassDOT District 5
Molly	MassDOT
Motahareh	MassDOT District 4
Muazzez	MassDOT
Mustafa	MassDOT
Nancy	MassDOT
Nancy	MassDOT District 3
Natalie	MBTA OPMI Department
Nathan	MassDOT
Nathaniel	MassDOT
Nicholas	MassDOT
Nicholas	MassDOT District 2
Nicholas	MassDOT
Nicole	MassDOT
Noah	MassDOT
Noah	MassDOT
Noel	MassDOT District 6
Oanh	MassDOT
Olivia	MassDOT
Olivia	MassDOT
Owen	MassDOT
Paige	MassDOT
Pamela	MassDOT District 3
Paola	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Patricia	MassDOT
Patsy	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Paul	MassDOT Highway Division
Paul	MassDOT District 2
Peter	MBTA Board of Directors
Phil	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Phoebe	MassDOT
Rachel	MassDOT
Rachel	MassDOT
Richard	MassDOT
Richard	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Rick	MassDOT Board of Directors
Rob	MassDOT
Robert	MassDOT District 4
Robin	MassDOT
Robinson	MassDOT District 2
Roshan	MassDOT District 4
Roy	MassDOT
Ryan	MassDOT
Ryan	MassDOT
Ryan	MassDOT
Sai	MassDOT
Samantha	MassDOT District 3
Samuel	MassDOT District 5
Sandhya	MassDOT
Sara	MassDOT
Sara	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Sarah	MassDOT District 2
Sarah	MassDOT District 3
Sarah	MassDOT
Sasha	MassDOT
Scott	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Scott	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Scott	MassDOT District 3
Scott	MassDOT Highway Division
Sean	MassDOT
Sean	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Sean	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Shane	MassDOT District 5
Shane	MassDOT District 1
Shannon	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Shannon	MassDOT
Shaojie	MassDOT
Sharon	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Shawn	MassDOT District 5
Shelley	MassDOT District 3
Sherry	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
Shkelqim	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Shu	MassDOT
Srilakshmi	MassDOT Information Technology
Stefan	MassDOT
Stephanie	MassDOT
Stephanie	MassDOT
Stephanie	MassDOT
Stephen	MassDOT Highway Design
Steve	MassDOT
Steve	MassDOT District 4
Steven	MassDOT District 5
Storm	MassDOT
Sudip	MassDOT
Suren	MassDOT
Susan	MassDOT
Susan	MassDOT
Suzanne	MassDOT
Sydney	MassDOT District 5
Tara	MassDOT
Thanhsang	MassDOT District 5
Theodore	MassDOT
Theron	MassDOT District 3
Thomas	MassDOT District 3
Thomas	MassDOT
Thomas	MassDOT
Tiandra	MassDOT
Tierra	MassDOT
Tiffany	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Tim	MassDOT
Timothy	MassDOT
Timothy	MassDOT District 4
Timothy	MassDOT Board of Directors
Timothy	MassDOT
Tom	MBTA Board of Directors
Tom	MBTA Board of Directors
Tony	MassDOT
Tracey	MassDOT District 3
Tracie	MassDOT Highway Division
Trevor	MassDOT
Trevor	MassDOT
Vandna	MassDOT
Victoria	MassDOT District 3
Vinay	MassDOT
Violet	MassDOT
Walker	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Walter	MassDOT Highway Division
Wesley	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
William	MassDOT
William	MassDOT Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV)
William	MassDOT
William	MassDOT
William	MassDOT District 5
William	MassDOT
Xinyan	MassDOT District 4
Yabe	MassDOT
Yair	MassDOT
Yelena	MassDOT District 5
YiWen	MassDOT District 4
Yong	MassDOT District 4
Yunru	MassDOT
Zachary	MassDOT
Zheng	MassDOT
Benjamin	Vermont Agency of Transportation (DOT)
Casey	Vermont Agency of Transportation (DOT)
Clark	Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT)
David	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
David	Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) (DOT)
Dawn	Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT)
Deirdre	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Dorota	Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT)
James	Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT)
Loretta	New Hampshire Department of Transportation Bridge Design (NHDOT)
Mark	Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT)
Matt	Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT)
Rachel	Massachusetts Safe Routes to School Program
Sri	Executive Office of Technology Services and Security
Aayushi	Northeastern University
Adam	VHB
AJ	AECOM
Aleece	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Ali	Advanced Infrastructure Design, Inc.
Alicia	Rawlins Infra Consult
Alyson	MassDOT
Amma	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Ana	MassDOT
Andrea	USDOT Volpe Center
Andrew	HDR
Angela	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Angelina	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Annabel	MassDOT
Anthony	MassDOT
Anu	MassDOT Information Technology
Arkabrata	University of Massachusetts Lowell (UMass)
Barry	Massachusetts Port Authority (MassPort)
Bonnie	MassDOT
Breanna	STV Group
Brenden	CDM Smith (Boston)
Brian	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Bryan	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Bryan	MassDOT Research and Materials
Carrie	MassDOT
Cassandra	MassDOT
Charles	MassDOT
Charlotte	MassDOT
Chengbo	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Chris	HNTB Corporation
Christopher	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Christopher	MassDOT
Cody	MassDOT Highway Division
Connor	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Corey	MassDOT
Courtney	MassDOT
Courtney	MassDOT
Dakota	MassDOT
Daniel	University of Connecticut (UCONN)
Dave	MassDOT District 6
David	Cape Cod Commission (CCC)
David	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Derek	MassDOT
Ed	Benesch (MA)
Edward	Benesch (MA)
Efthymia	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Elissa	VHB
Emily	HDR
Eric	Dewberry
Erin	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Ethan	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Ethan	Benesch (MA)
Fatemeh	Northeastern University
Francisco	MassDOT Highway Design
Frank	VHB
Frank	MassDOT Highway Division
Grace	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Guanhe	University of Massachusetts Lowell (UMass)
Guy	MassDOT
Hannah	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Jack	MassDOT District 4
Jack	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
James	MassDOT
James	Tetra Tech, Inc.
James	Parsons Corporation
James	HNTB Corporation
Jason	MassDOT Research and Materials
Jeff	VHB
Jennifer	HNTB Corporation
Jianqiang	University of Massachusetts Lowell (UMass)
Joe	GFT
John	MassDOT Highway Division
John	Tennessee DOT Aeronautics Division
Jonathan	MassDOT
Joseph	City of Boston
Joshua	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Julie	HNTB Corporation
Katie	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Kay	University of Connecticut (UCONN)
Kayla	VHB
Kenneth	VHB
Kevin	SRPEDD
Kevin	HNTB Corporation
Kevin	MassDOT
Kevin	AECOM
Kirsten	MassDOT
Kostas	MassDOT
Kristine	Parsons Corporation
Kyle	Boston Region MPO
Kyndal	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Leah	HNTB
Lonny	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Luciana	Massachusetts Port Authority (MassPort)
Luis	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Mark	HNTB Corporation
Martha	MassDOT
Marthinus	MassDOT
Mary	Middlesex Community College
McKinley	MassDOT Security & Emergency Management (S&EM)
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Michael	MassDOT Highway Division
Michael	MassDOT
Michael	US Army Corps of Engineers
Michelle	Toole Design Group
Michelle	MassDOT Highway Division
Michelle	MassDOT
Mohammed	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Monica	MassDOT
Murthy	MassDOT
Nadia	VHB
Nancy	HNTB Corporation
Nate	VHB
Nathan David	Northeastern University
Neil	MassDOT
Nicholas	MassDOT
Nicholas	Berkshire Regional Planning Commission (BRPC)
Nico	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Nicole	Valerann
Nikhitha	MassDOT
Olivia	MassDOT Highway Division
Patricia	MassDOT
Patt	Talvanna Consulting
Pedro	MassDOT
Pete	MassDOT
Peter	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Peter	City of Portland (OR)
Peter	Massachusetts Port Authority (MassPort)
Peter	Northeastern University
Philip	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Pravar	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Qing	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Radu	Kittelson & Associates, Inc.
Ramakrishna	MassDOT Highway Division
Ranjit	Parsons
Rebecca	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Richa	MassDOT
Richard	MassDOT Research and Materials
Rob	MassDOT
Robin	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Ronnie	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)
Rosie	Toole Design Group
Ruben	MassDOT District 6
Runan	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Ryan	Triverus Consulting
Sadegh	Merrimack College
Sajjad	Parsons Corporation
Samantha	MassDOT
Samantha	MassDOT Highway Division
Scott	HDR
Sean	SRPEDD
Semiha Uhde	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Shayna	Michael Baker International
Shruti	MassDOT
Sinan	MassDOT Aeronautics Division
Souvik	UMass Lowell
Stephanie	VHB
Stephen	Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT)
Steve	MassDOT
Taylor	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Teresa	GFT
Tiffany	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Tim	Parsons
Tolu	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Will	HNTB Corporation
William	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Yu-Min	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Yuanchang	University of Massachusetts Lowell (UMass)
Yuxin	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Zach	MassDOT
Zahra	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Aaron	Nitsch Engineering
Aaron	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Abbie	American Council of Engineering Companies (MA)
Adam	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Adam	Dewberry
Adam	Foursquare ITP
Adam	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Addie	Nitsch Engineering
Aimee	Triverus Consulting
Alaleh	STV Group
Alan	GEI Consultants, Inc.
Alan	The Hatch Group, Inc.
Alessandra	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Alex	Cisco Systems
Alex	Marlin Controls, Inc
Alex	SPS New England, Inc.
Alex	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Boston)
Alexander	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Alexander	HNTB Corporation
Alexander	Collins Engineers, Inc.
Alexandra	HNTB Corporation
Alexandra	HNTB Corporation
Alexandra	Mott MacDonald
Alexis	Gill Engineering
Ali	GFT
Alison	STV Group
Allison	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Amy	Pare Corporation (RI)
Ana	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Anabelle	Vision Noise Barriers
Anant	MP Engineers and Architects, P.C.
Andrea	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Andrew	The Engineering Corporation
Andrew	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Andrew	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Andrew	WSP, USA
Andrew	StrongGo Industries
Andrew	KCI Technologies, Inc. (NH)
Andrew	Geocomp Corporation
Andrew	Durisol USA (Canada)
Angela	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Anthony	Jacobs
Antonio	HDR
Antonios	Geocomp Corporation
Armin	AI Engineers, Inc. (MA)
Ashley	Benesch (MA)
Benjamin	HDR
Benjamin	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Benny	Apex Companies, LLC
Bill	SPS New England, Inc.
Bill	United Concrete Products, Inc. (CT)
Billy	Deloitte Consulting, LLP (GA)
Billy	HNTB Corporation
Bob	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Bob	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Brenda	TRC Companies
Brendan	Haley & Aldrich
Brendan	CHA Consulting, Inc. (IN)
Brent	VHB
Brent	Wavetronix (UT)
Brett	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Brett	HNTB Corporation
Brian	HNTB Corporation
Brian	Jacobs
Brian	GFT (PA)
Brian	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Brian	Dewberry
Brian	Transpo Industries, Inc.
Bridget	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Britton	Kimley-Horn and Associates
Bryan	ATANE Engineers
Bryan	CHA Consulting, Inc. (IN)
Carl	Miovision Technologies (Canada)
Carol	CHA Consulting, Inc. (CT)
Caroline	CHA Consulting, Inc. (IN)
Caroline	VHB
Caroline	VHB
Carrie	VHB
Casey	Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Cassandra	Jacobs
Chad	New England Traffic Solutions (CT)
Charlie	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Chris	MAS Building & Bridge. Inc.
Chris	SPS New England, Inc.
Chris	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Chris	Michael Baker International (CT)
Chris	Regional Economic Models, Inc. (REMI)
Chris	Kimley-Horn and Associates
Christian	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Christian	AI Engineers, Inc. (MA)
Christian	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Christina	AAA Northeast
Christine	VHB
Christopher	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Christopher	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Christopher	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Christopher	WSP (MA)
Christopher	Kleinfelder, Inc.
Christopher	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Chuck	MA Aggregate & Asphalt Pavement Association (MAAPA)
Cierra	VHB
Colin	HNTB Corporation
Colin	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Colleen	HDR
Corey	Verizon
Crystal	SPS New England, Inc.
Curtis	Geosciences Testing and Research (GTR)
Daisy	Keville Enterprises, Inc.
Dale	VHB
Dan	VHB
Dan	MDM Transportation Consultants
Daniel	CDR Maguire (PA)
Daniel	ATANE Engineers
Daniel	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Daniel	Dewberry
Daniel	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Daniel	AirFlow Deflector Inc.
Darren	Michael Baker International (CT)
Darryl	Michael Baker International (CT)
Darshan	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Dave	VHB
David	Weston & Sampson
David	Transpo Industries, Inc.
David	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
David	CONSOR Engineers, LLC
David	McFarland Johnson, Inc. (Portsmouth NH)
Davren	CHA Consulting, Inc.(MA)
Daysheana	The Middlesex Corporation
Deanna	TrafInfo Communications, Inc.
Deborah	HDR
Deborah	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Dennis	PMA Consultants
Dennis	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Dennis	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Dennis	AECOM
Derek	Pare Corporation (RI)
Devon	SPS New England, Inc.
Diana	AECOM
Diane	Design-Build Institute of America - New England
Dirk	AECOM
Don	VHB
Douglas	Weston & Sampson
Drew	CHA Consulting, Inc.(MA)
Dustin	STV Group
Dylan	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Dylan	StreetSaver
Edward	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Edward	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Elizabeth	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Ellen	CHA Consulting, Inc.(MA)
Elsa	VHB
Emily	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Emily	CDW Consultants, Inc.
Emma	HNTB Corporation
Ennio	STV Group
Eric	VHB
Eric	CHA Consulting, Inc. (IN)
Eric	TEC, Inc. (Lawrence MA)
Erica	HNTB Corporation
Erica	Toole Design Group
Erik	HDR
Erik	McFarland Johnson
Evan	GFT
Evan	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Evan	Fuss & O'Neill Inc. (Springfield)
Farhad	GFT
Fayssal	Husseini Design Group LLC
Frank	VHB
Frank	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Fred	Benesch (MA)
Gabrielle	HNTB Corporation
Garrett	MAS Building & Bridge. Inc.
Geoffrey	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
George	GFT
Glenn	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Grace	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Grady	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Greg	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Gregory	Jacobs
Gregory	WSP (MA)
Hamed	STV Group
Hana	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Hank	Hardesty & Hanover LLC (MD)
Hatim	PMA Consultants
Heather	HDR
Helena	LandTech Consultants, Inc.
Holly	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Boston)
Hugh	HNTB Corporation
Hunter	Esri (CA)
Ian	HNTB Corporation
Ian	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Isaias	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Jack	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Jacob	Benesch (MA)
Jaklyn	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
James	TRC Companies, Inc.
James	T2 Utility Engineers
James	HDR
James	Tetra Tech, Inc.
James	Apex Companies, LLC (Woburn)
James	Michael Baker International (CT)
James	Gill Engineering
James	HNTB Corporation
Jamie	Nitsch Engineering
Jared	The Hatch Group, Inc.
Jared	BETA Group, Inc. (RI)
Jared	TEC, Inc. (Worcester MA)
Jason	CDM Smith (Boston)
Jay	CONSOR Engineers, LLC
Jayson	Jacobs
Jeff	Keolis Commuter Services
Jeffrey	HDR
Jenna	ATANE Engineers
Jennifer	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Jesse	HNTB Corporation
Jessica	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Jessica	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Jill	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Jim	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Jim	VHB
Jocelyn	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Joe	Transpo Industries, Inc.
Joe	VHB
Joe	Dewberry
Joe	Hardesty & Hanover LLC (MD)
Joe	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Joe	McClure
Johanna	Weston & Sampson
John	Stantec (Burlington MA)
John	Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
John	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
John	DGT Associates
John	GFT (Dedham)
John	McClure
John	Private Citizen
John	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
John	Meridian Associates
John	SPS New England, Inc.
John	HNTB Corporation
John	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
John	STV Group
John	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
John	HNTB Corporation
Jon	Kleinfelder, Inc.
Jon	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Jonas	HNTB Corporation
Jonathan	Geosciences Testing and Research (GTR)
Jonathan	ATANE Engineers
Jonathan	HNTB Corporation
Jonathan	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Jonathan	TEC, Inc. (Lawrence MA)
Jorge	Bloom Companies, LLC (WI)
Joseph	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Joseph	Gill Engineering
Joseph	French and Parrello Associates
Joseph	WSP (MA)
Josh	CHA Consulting, Inc. (IN)
Josh	McClure
Joshua	Michael Baker International (CT)
Juliet	Kittelson & Associates, Inc.
Justin	WSP, USA
Kaimon	SHUR-TITE Products (TX)
Karen	Keville Enterprises
Karissa	Arup
Kasey	TEC, Inc. (Lawrence MA)
Kate	Kleinfelder, Inc.
Kate	Haley & Aldrich
Katherine	Kimley-Horn and Associates
Katherine	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Quincy)
Kathleen	PMA Consultants
Kathryn	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Kathryn	HNTB Corporation
Katie	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Katie	VHB
Keith	HNTB Corporation
Kelly	Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts
Kevin	Dawood Engineering, Inc. (MA)
Kevin	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Providence)
Kevin	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Kevin	ATANE Engineers
Kevin	Dewberry
Kevin	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Kim	McClure
Kim	Mott MacDonald
Kimberly	Nitsch Engineering
Kimberly	GFT
Kimberly	Nitsch Engineering
Kimberly	Jacobs
Kristen	Jacobs
Kristen	VHB
Kristina	VHB
Kristine	VHB
Kristopher	Tighe & Bond (Woburn)
Kristopher	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Kyle	Pare Corporation (RI)
Kyle	Coastal Traffic, Inc. (ME)
Kyle	McClure
Kyle	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Kyle	Vision Noise Barriers
Kylie	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Lance	Baden Consulting Services, LLC
Lara	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Manchester CT)
Larry	AI Engineers, Inc. (MA)
Larry	Benesch (MA)
Laura	Triverus Consulting
Laureen	GEI Consultants, Inc.
Lauren	VHB
Lauren	ATANE Engineers, P.C. (CT)
Lauren	Benesch (MA)
Lee	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Lenny	GFT
Leonardo	Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Les	Geosciences Testing and Research (GTR)
Liam	CDR Maguire (MA)
Lifeng	GFT (Dedham)
Lily	Gill Engineering
Linda	EJ USA, Inc. (OH)
Lindsey	HNTB Corporation
Lisa	Kimley-Horn and Associates
Louis	Weston & Sampson
Lourenco	VHB
Luke	GFT (Dedham)
Lysandra	Haley & Aldrich
M. Edward	Western New England University
Maggie	124 Productions
Mahmood	ATANE Engineers
Marcia	Kleinfelder, Inc.
Maria	Jacobs
Maria	Kimley-Horn and Associates
Marian	STV Group
Marilyn	Terracon Consultants, Inc. (PA)
Marissa	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Marissa	VHB
Mark	VHB
Mark	AK Industrial Services, LLC
Mark	Apex Companies, LLC
Mark	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Mark	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Marti	Jacobs
Martin	HDR
Masoud	Geocomp Corporation
Mathew	Bloom Companies, LLC (WI)
Matt	SPS New England, Inc.
Matt	Benesch (MA)
Matt	Indus Inc.
Matt	VHB
Matt	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
Matt	Esri (MA)
Matthew	Nitsch Engineering
Matthew	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Matthew	VHB
Matthew	LandTech Consultants, Inc.
Matthew	HNTB Corporation
Matthew	VHB
Matthew	Keville Enterprises, Inc.
Matthew	CHA Consulting, Inc. (IN)
Matthew	Systems Scholar LLC
Matthew	CDR Maguire (MA)
Matthew	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Matthew	HDR
Max	HDR
Md. Shakir	VHB
Megan	Deloitte Consulting, LLP (VA)
Melinda	GFT
Melissa	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc.
Meredith	VHB
Micah	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Michael	VHB
Michael	Weston & Sampson
Michael	AI Engineers, Inc. (CT)
Michael	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Michael	Steere Engineering, Inc. (RI)
Michael	GEI Consultants, Inc.
Michael	GFT
Michael	TEC, Inc. (Lawrence MA)
Michael	Northeast Traffic Control Services, Inc.
Michael	CHA Consulting, Inc.(MA)
Michael	BL Companies
Michael	Colliers Engineering & Design
Michael	Bowman
Michaela	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Michelle	Tighe & Bond (Westfield)
Mike	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Mike	Ocean State Signal Co. (RI)
Mike	HNTB Corporation
Mike	HNTB Corporation
Mike	VHB
Mike	VHB
Mike	SPS New England, Inc.
Mingjiang	Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI)
Morgan	The Middlesex Corporation
Murat	CDR Maguire (RI)
Natasha	VHB
Nathan	GFT
Nathan	Nitsch Engineering
Nathan	Slalom
Nicholas	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Nick	VHB
Nick	Fuss & O'Neill Inc. (Springfield)
Nick	SLR Consulting
Nico	Hardesty & Hanover LLC (MD)
Nicole	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Niki	VHB
Nina	Green International Affiliates Inc., A Lochner Company
Norman	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc.
Norman	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Manchester CT)
Olivia	VHB
Olivia	VHB
Parker	Infrasense, Inc
Patrick	Gill Engineering
Patrick	Apex Companies, LLC
Patrick	VHB
Paul	HNTB Corporation
Paul	HNTB Corporation
Paul	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Paul	HDR
Paul	GFT
Pearse	HNTB Corporation
Peter	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Peter	HDR
Peter	Gill Engineering
Peter	HNTB Corporation
Peter	Terracon Consultants, Inc. (NH)
Peter	Felix A. Marino Co., Inc.
Peyton	Kimley-Horn and Associates
Phil	HDR
Philip	Terracon Consultants, Inc. (PA)
Phillip	Hardesty & Hanover LLC (MD)
Preethi	STV Group
Price	AECOM
Quaiser	ATANE Engineers
Rachel	Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Raed	Weston & Sampson
Rafic	Weston & Sampson
Ray	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Rebecca	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Ricardo	Dawood Engineering, Inc. (PA)
Rich	McFarland Johnson, Inc. (Concord NH)
Richard	GEI Consultants (ME)
Richard	Ver-Mac (MN)
Richard	ATANE Engineers
Rick	VHB
Rizwan	ATANE Engineers
Rob	Deloitte Consulting, LLP (FL)
Robert	AirFlow Deflector Inc.
Robert	CHA Consulting, Inc. (CT)
Robert	WSP (MA)
Robert	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Robert	CHA Consulting, Inc. (NH)
Robert	Felix A. Marino Co., Inc.
Robert	The Engineering Corporation
Robert	GFT
Robert	VHB
Ron	VHB
Ron	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Ryan	VHB
Ryan	Apex Companies, LLC
Said	Toole Design Group
Saidi	ATANE Engineers
Sam	Weston & Sampson (Reading)
Sam	Weston & Sampson
Samuel	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Sandra	Bowman
Sandy	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Sanjay	Ricoh Company, LTD
Sara	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Sarah	HNTB Corporation
Sarah	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Sarah	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Sasank	MAS Building & Bridge. Inc.
Scott	VHB
Scott	McFarland Johnson, Inc. (Portsmouth NH)
Scott	Gill Engineering
Scott	Michael Baker International (CT)
Sean	National Grid
Sean	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Sean	Benesch (MA)
Sean	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Sean	HNTB Corporation
Shanta	VHB
Shiraz	Fuss & O'Neill Inc. (Springfield)
Shreyas	MP Engineers and Architects, P.C.
Somaye	STV Group
Soni	Tetra Tech, Inc.
Stacey	Dawood Engineering, Inc. (MA)
Stephanie	HNTB Corporation
Stephanie	Toole Design Group
Stephen	VHB
Stephen	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Steve	Michael Baker International (CT)
Steven	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Steven	GFT (Dedham)
Steven	GPI (Greenman Pedersen, Inc.) (Wilmington, MA)
Sudhir	AI Engineers, Inc. (MA)
Sudhir	TrafInfo Communications, Inc.
Susan	VHB
Tahara	Madison Park Development Corporation (Boston)
Tahlya	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Tamara	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Boston)
Tanner	T2 Utility Engineers
Tarang	Kittelson & Associates, Inc.
Thomas	GFT (Dedham)
Thomas	Kleinfelder, Inc.
Thomas	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Thomas	McFarland Johnson, Inc. (Portsmouth NH)
Thomas	Private Citizen
Thomas	HDR
Tim	SPS New England, Inc.
Tim	McFarland Johnson, Inc. (CT)
Timothy	Gill Engineering
Timothy	Ocean State Signal Co. (RI)
Todd	Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. (NH)
Tom	VHB
Tom	Felix A. Marino Co., Inc.
Tony	Benesch (MA)
Tyler	CHA Consulting, Inc. (IN)
Tyler	Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. (Boston)
Valerie	Howard Stein Hudson (HSH)
Vanessa	Jacobs
Vivian	Arup
Walt	Stantec (Burlington MA)
Wayne	SPS New England, Inc.
Wayne	Brennan Consulting, Inc.
William	GFT (Holliston)
William	SPS New England, Inc.
William	BETA Group, Inc. (MA)
William	STV Group
William	Bowman
William	BSC Group, Inc. (Main Office)
Wing	McFarland Johnson
Yara	Geocomp Corporation
Youme	RSG - Resource Systems Group
Yuhin	Dewberry
Zach	Triverus Consulting
Zachary	WSP (MA)
Adam	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Adam	City of New Bedford
Adam	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Adi	Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)
Adrian	City of Newton DPW
Afriany	City of Worcester Dept. of Transportation & Mobility
Alexander	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Alexandra	Boston Region MPO
Alfredo	City of Newton
Allison	MassDOT
AmandaJoe	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Amy	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Amy	Town of Brookline
Amy	USDOT Volpe Center
Andrea	SRPEDD
Andrew	Consulate General of Canada
Annie	Mystic Valley Elder Services
Anthony	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Anthony	Town of Medway Police Department
Bernard	City of Newton DPW
Beth	Franklin Regional Council of Governments (FRCOG)
Betsy	City of Worcester Dept. of Transportation & Mobility
Betty	New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT)
Brett	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Brian	Town of Natick
Brian	City of Worcester
Carl	Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC)
Carlin	Northern Middlesex Council of Governments (NMCOG)
Charles	New Hampshire Department of Transportation Systems Management Operations (TSMO)
Chelsey	Health Equity Partnership of North Central Mass Inc (CHNA9)
Chris	Town of Bedford DPW
Christopher	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Conor	Town of Millbury
Corey	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Cynthia	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Dan	Town of Brookline
Dan	SRPEDD
Daniel	Town of Brookline
Dave	Town of Wellesley DPW
David	Central Transportation Planning Staff (CTPS)
Dennis	City of New Bedford
Derek	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Desiree	New Hampshire Department of Transportation Bureau of Traffic (NHDOT BOT)
Diane	City of Easthampton
Dick	Town of Athol DPW
Diya	Town of Westport
Egemen	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Elizabeth	Merrimack Valley Planning Commission (MVPC)
Emily	City of Cambridge DPW
Emma	Town of Auburn Highway Division
Evan	Cape Cod Commission (CCC)
George	Montachusett Regional Planning Commission (MRPC)
Gerard	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Glen	Town of Andover Police Department
Grace	Montachusett Regional Planning Commission (MRPC)
Greg	City of Easthampton
Greg	Town of Auburn Highway Division
Guoqiang	Old Colony Planning Council (OCPC)
Isaac	City of Boston
Jacqueline	SRPEDD
Jake	Town of Brookline
James	Town of Dedham
Jason	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Jayna	Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) (DOT)
Jazmin	City of Boston Public Health Commission
Jeanette	Town of Bedford
Jeanne	Town of Abington
Jeff	Town of Natick
Jeff	Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC)
Jeff	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Jeff	City of Cambridge
Jeffrey	Town of Yarmouth
Jeffrey	Town of Medway Police Department
Jenn	City of Newton
Jennifer	SRPEDD
Jessica	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Joanna	Town of Auburn Highway Division
John	Town of Abington
John	Town of Lexington DPW
John	City of Leominster
Jonathan	SRPEDD
Jordan	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Joseph	SRPEDD
Josh	Town of Fairhaven
Joyia	Cape Cod Commission (CCC)
Judy	Massachusetts Safe Routes to School Program
Julia	Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC)
Julie	New Hampshire Department of Transportation Bureau of Traffic (NHDOT BOT)
Justin	City of New Bedford Department of Public Infrastructure
Katherine	Town of Wakefield
Keith	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Kelly	Town of Abington DPW
Kelly	Northern Middlesex Council of Governments (NMCOG)
Kevin	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Khyati	Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC)
Kindra	City of Boston Public Health Commission
Kody	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Kristen	City of Manchester DPW (NH)
Kristin	Town of Bedford DPW
Kyle	Old Colony Planning Council (OCPC)
Leon	Massachusetts Safe Routes to School Program
Leslie	City of Worcester DPW & Parks
Levi	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Lilah	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Linda	MP Engineers and Architects, P.C.
Lisa	SRPEDD
Lorraine	LivableStreets Alliance
Luis	SRPEDD
Maggie	Massachusetts Safe Routes to School Program
Maggie	City of Manchester DPW (NH)
Mandy	City of Easthampton
Marc	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Marina	Town of Milton
Mark	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Mary	City of Worcester Dept. of Transportation & Mobility
Matthew	Town of Bedford DPW
Matthew	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Matthew	Old Colony Planning Council (OCPC)
Matthew	City of Framingham
Meghan	Town of Lexington
Meghana	Town of Lexington
Mel	Town of Lexington - Lexpress
Michael	Town of Bedford DPW
Michael	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Michael	Town of Dennis
Michael	Town of Westport
Michael	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Mike	Nantucket Planning & Economic Development Commission
Monica	Town of Andover
Nahrin	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Nathan	Town of Wakefield DPW
Ned	City of Newton DPW
Noah	SRPEDD
Paola	City of Boston Public Health Commission
Paul	Town of Sandwich
Paul	Town of Athol DPW
Pedro	City of Worcester Dept. of Transportation & Mobility
Peter	Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC)
Rana	Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PVPC)
Rebekah	SRPEDD
Richard	Town of Hanson Highway Department
Richard	Town of Wenham
Richard	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Robert	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Robert	Town of Holliston Highway Department
Robert	Town of Holbrook
Ronald	New Hampshire Department of Transportation Bridge Design (NHDOT)
Ross	Town of Lexington DPW
Ryan	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Ryan	Town of Sterling DPW
Sam	Town of Brookline
Sam	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Samuel	Town of Sandwich
Sandy	Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC)
Scott	Town of Hadley
Scott	City of Worcester Dept. of Transportation & Mobility
Seth	Boston Region MPO
Shawn	Old Colony Planning Council (OCPC)
Shawna	City of Newton DPW
Sheila	Town of Wellesley
Sheri	Montachusett Regional Planning Commission (MRPC)
Sky	Town of Milton
Stephanie	City of New Bedford Department of Public Infrastructure
Stephen	City of Worcester
Steven	Boston Region MPO
Susan	Town of Lexington
Timothy	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Timothy	Town of Wakefield DPW
Tina	Massachusetts Safe Routes to School Program
Ting	City of Lowell DPW
Todd	New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT)
Todd	City of Worcester
Tony	Merrimack Valley Planning Commission (MVPC)
Tyler	Montachusett Regional Planning Commission (MRPC)
Tyler	Town of Needham
William	Town of Wakefield DPW
Cameron	MetroWest Regional Transit Authority (MWRTA)
Jamie	Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA)
Joshua	Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA)
Kelly	Brockton Area Transit Authority (BAT)
Michael	Brockton Area Transit Authority (BAT)
Zachary	MetroWest Regional Transit Authority (MWRTA)
Angkea Reach	University of Massachusetts Lowell (UMass)
Carlos	University of Massachusetts Lowell (UMass)
Francesco	University of Massachusetts Lowell (UMass)
Kyle	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Lucas	eNdoto Corp (Newington CT)
Thomas	eNdoto Corp (Newington CT)
Thomas	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Aidan	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Beck	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Brigham	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Caitlin	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Chris	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Cole	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Darya	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Elahe	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Ella	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Emily	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Florence	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Francis	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Jennifer	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Jiewen	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Jillian	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
John	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Julian	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Kassandra	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Kathryn	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Katie	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Kim	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Kris	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Mahdi	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Mary Ann	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Matt	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Michael	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Michael	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Michelle	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Mohammad Hossein	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Nick	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Oyewole	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Patiphol	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Peter	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Primah	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Rebecca	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Sanaz	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Selorm	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Shahrukh	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Sharon	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Siyuan Max	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Stephanie	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Tasfia	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Tori	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Tracy	UMass Transportation Center (UMTC)
Yanan	University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass)
Adrienne	MA Municipal Association
Beth	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Carole	C4CABLE LLC
Darren	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Drew	C4CABLE LLC
Eric	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Erik	GM2 Associates, Inc.
James	Bryant Associates, Inc.
John	American Bicycling Education Association (ABEA)
Jose	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Kathleen	CDW Consultants
Paul	CHESS Engineering
Pete	Transportation for Massachusetts (T4MA)
Richard	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Stephan	GM2 Associates, Inc.
Thomas	Vanasse & Associates, Inc. (VAI)