Alpha Corporation

Alpha was honored to sponsor and attend the ACEC/MW 2025 Engineering Excellence Awards Gala & Holiday Party at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC. Alpha received 2025-2026 Engineering Excellence Merit Awards for our work on the I-270 Innovative Congestion Management Project, with our client Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration, and for the Baltimore-Washington Parkway Bridge and Pavement Rehabilitation Project, with our client National Park Service. Kathleen Linehan, PE; Stephen McVeigh, PMP; Mike Pampalone, PE, PMP; Dennis Howland, II, PE; and Paul Feser, PE proudly accepted the awards on behalf of the Alpha team.

Alpha’s Maryland team rolling into the holidays in style. Hope you are having as much fun as we are!

We’ll make sure your trip over the river and through the woods is a safe one. Happy Thanksgiving from your friends at Alpha!

Alpha is helping States implement FHWA’s new Specifications for the National Bridge Inventory (SNBI), incorporated by reference into the updated 2022 National Bridge Inspection Standards (NBIS). The SNBI completely reimagines the 1995 Coding Guide, and is required to be used by States to collect National Bridge Inventory (NBI) data beginning no later than January 1, 2026. We have talked to many states who are still working to update their internal Coding Guides and inspection practices to meet the new requirements of the NBIS and SNBI. Alpha’s Subject Matter Experts, Earl Dubin and Samantha Lubkin, have the tools to support your DOT, no matter what stage of the process you find yourself in. Earl is teaching 2-day training courses for VDOT Districts designed for inspectors and inspection program managers to support this transition. Samantha is working with MDTA to validate SNBI-based coding and streamline their data collection efforts. How can we support your efforts to implement the SNBI? Contact us! www.alphacorporation.com/contact