HNTB Corporation Headquarters Address

715 Kirk Dr.
Kansas City, MO, 64105 (view in map)

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About HNTB Corporation

HNTB is an employee-owned infrastructure solutions firm serving public and private owners and contractors. With more than a century of service, HNTB understands the life cycle of infrastructure and addresses clients’ most complex technical, financial and operational challenges. Our professionals deliver a full range of infrastructure-related services, including award-winning planning, design, program management and construction management. Our culture is defined by integrity, technical excellence and providing quality work on time and on budget to our clients’ satisfaction.

HNTB is a place where employees can make a difference and build meaningful, rewarding careers. Our employee owners have a true stake in their own success and future. We are committed to making clients successful while we work on the largest and most complex infrastructure projects. Our employees are able to develop professional skills in an environment that values integrity above all else.

SFO Tower

When San Francisco International Airport needed to replace its 1984-commissioned traffic control tower building, it tapped HNTB as master architect to perform conceptual work and take the design to 45-percent completion.

Bascule Bridge Inspection

HNTB is frequently called upon to provide daily inspection of bridge construction activities in order to monitor the project’s compliance with plans, other provisions.

Camping World Stadium

The Camping World Stadium’s comprehensive reconstruction, designed by HNTB, resulted in an approximately 90-percent new stadium. It was part of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer’s plan to redo the Orlando Centroplex.

Franklin Avenue Bridge

Accelerated bridge construction helped HNTB restore the Franklin Avenue Bridge in Minnesota to historical guidelines. The project was one of the larger ones in the United States on which ABC was applied.

I-70 Manchester bridge

HNTB’s design-build team used extensive highway and traffic management experience to keep three lanes open on I-70 in each direction during construction of the new Manchester bridges in Kansas City.