Targeted markets Virginia and Southeast Mid-Atlantic focus with a regional footprint in multiple states presents a clear opportunity to upsell transportation, land use, and urban design services to public sector clients and private developers seeking integrated planning and engineering solutions.

SWaM and SPSF certification EPR’s Virginia SWaM certification and North Carolina SPSF status position it well for state and local government contracts that require or prefer diverse-owned firms, enabling targeted outreach for procurement bid opportunities and sole-source or set-aside work.

Public sector partnerships Active collaboration with EPA and USDA in recent years demonstrates a track record of working on community building, sustainability, and infrastructure projects, signaling readiness for bids on federal, state, and municipal resilience, climate, and smart growth initiatives.

Safety and mobility demand Recent iRAP SR4S collaboration and CONVIVER program launch indicate demand for road safety, school zone design, and pedestrian mobility projects, presenting opportunities to win projects focused on safer transportation networks and community-friendly infrastructure.

Technical capabilities as differentiator A multidisciplinary team spanning transportation engineering, planning, urban design, and civil engineering, backed by a tech stack including AutoCAD and cloud tools, positions EPR to pursue integrated design-build or multidisciplinary planning commissions, RFPs, and public-private partnerships seeking holistic deliverables.