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Our Boston team had fun representing AIE and connecting with local transportation leaders and transportation safety prof...
10/27/2026

Our Boston team had fun representing AIE and connecting with local transportation leaders and transportation safety professionals at the MassDOT Moving Together Conference today. We look forward to next year’s event!

AIE will be in attendance for this year's Moving Together Conference! This annual event brings together transportation p...
10/26/2026

AIE will be in attendance for this year's Moving Together Conference! This annual event brings together transportation professionals, advocates, and community leaders to discuss the latest in transportation safety, planning, public health, and active modes like walking, biking, and transit.

We’re thrilled to be part of this important conversation and to showcase our commitment to creating safer, more sustainable transportation solutions. Be sure to stop by Booth 79 to learn about our latest projects and how we're helping to shape the future of transportation!

Built in 1982, the Toelles Road Bridge is one of only five crossings over the Quinnipiac River in the area, providing an...
10/23/2026

Built in 1982, the Toelles Road Bridge is one of only five crossings over the Quinnipiac River in the area, providing an important link between Wallingford and North Haven.

AI Engineers (AIE) is providing bridge design and engineering services to replace the existing superstructure with a new galvanized steel through-truss system while preserving the existing abutments.

The rehabilitation will improve structural capacity, extend the bridge's service life, and provide a safer, more reliable connection for residents, businesses, and commuters for years to come.

Does making infrastructure smarter also make it more vulnerable? Only if cybersecurity awareness fails to keep pace with...
10/22/2026

Does making infrastructure smarter also make it more vulnerable? Only if cybersecurity awareness fails to keep pace with technological advancements.

Water treatment plants, transportation networks, and bridges are more connected than ever: sensors, remote monitoring, and automated controls that make these systems easier to maintain and quicker to respond to problems.

That connectivity brings real operational benefits. It also means cybersecurity has become part of the broader conversation around how these systems are managed and maintained, not just a concern for IT departments.

This October, CISA's Cybersecurity Awareness Month theme for critical infrastructure, "Securing the Next 250," marks 250 years of American infrastructure and centers on three practical habits: reduce the exposed attack surface, replace end-of-life hardware and software before it becomes a liability, and recover with a plan that keeps critical services running through any disruption.

It's a mindset AIE recognizes. The discipline of knowing what's connected, keeping systems current, and planning for continuity mirrors exactly what goes into the structural inspections and maintenance planning we do every day.

As infrastructure becomes smarter, protecting its reliability and resilience must remain a priority.

At AI Engineers, we believe that investing in our people is an investment in the future of our industry. This week, AIE ...
10/21/2026

At AI Engineers, we believe that investing in our people is an investment in the future of our industry.

This week, AIE is taking another step in advancing our team's expertise in design-build project delivery through a three-day Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) training program, supporting our employees as they work toward professional certification.

As design-build continues to shape the delivery of complex infrastructure projects, we recognize the importance of staying ahead of industry best practices, strengthening collaboration, and delivering greater value to our clients.

At AIE, professional development is more than a priority. It's part of our culture. We actively seek continuing education, industry certifications, and opportunities for our employees to expand their knowledge and advance their careers. It's part of our commitment to building a workplace where our people can continue to learn, grow, and succeed.

Because when our people grow, AIE grows.

A major milestone for rail transportation in Connecticut!AI Engineers (AIE) joined Governor Ned Lamont, Connecticut Tran...
10/13/2026

A major milestone for rail transportation in Connecticut!

AI Engineers (AIE) joined Governor Ned Lamont, Connecticut Transportation Commissioner Garrett Eucalitto, and state and local officials for the ribbon cutting of the new Windsor Locks Train Station, marking an important step toward improved regional connectivity and downtown revitalization.

As CTDOT’s construction engineering and inspection consultant, AIE played a key role in delivering this modern, ADA-compliant station along the New Haven–Springfield rail line.

The project incorporated innovative engineering solutions, including a Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) platform supported by steel beams and pile foundations, as well as an integrated snow-melting system. Additional improvements included expanded parking, enhanced pedestrian and bicycle access, and improved connections to Bradley International Airport.

The new station marks a significant investment in Connecticut’s transportation infrastructure, bringing rail service closer to downtown Windsor Locks and strengthening connections for residents, commuters, and visitors throughout the region.

Congratulations to CTDOT, Amtrak, the Town of Windsor Locks, and the entire project team on reaching this important milestone!

A busy day of connections and conversations about the future of New York and New Jersey!Yesterday, the AI Engineers (AIE...
10/10/2026

A busy day of connections and conversations about the future of New York and New Jersey!

Yesterday, the AI Engineers (AIE) team attended two events highlighting the major investments and initiatives shaping our region.

The day began at the Association for a Better New York (ABNY) Power Breakfast in Manhattan, where NYCEDC President & CEO Anthony Shorris discussed New York City's economic development priorities, including accelerating housing construction and expanding affordable housing opportunities.

Our team then headed to Brooklyn for the 2026 Regional Infrastructure Opportunities Summit at the New York City College of Technology. The event brought together leaders from PANYNJ, DASNY, NYCDDC, MTA C&D, NYCHPD, NYCHA, NJDOT, NYCEDC, NYPA, and NJ TRANSIT to discuss more than $100 billion in anticipated infrastructure investments across New York and New Jersey over the next decade.

From upcoming projects and industry partnerships to the resources needed to deliver these ambitious programs, both events offered valuable insights into the opportunities ahead.
For AIE, it was a great opportunity to strengthen industry relationships, exchange ideas, and explore how our multidisciplinary expertise can support the next generation of infrastructure improvements across the region.

AI Engineers, Inc. was pleased to attend the Eversource Supplier Engagement Summit at Eversource Headquarters in Berlin,...
10/07/2026

AI Engineers, Inc. was pleased to attend the Eversource Supplier Engagement Summit at Eversource Headquarters in Berlin, CT.

The event provided a great opportunity to connect with Eversource representatives, fellow suppliers, and industry partners while sharing more about AIE’s multidisciplinary engineering, design, construction management, and inspection capabilities.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to meet our team and learn more about AIE.

We have a number of senior staff who are alumni graduates of the NED University of Engineering and Technology, one of th...
10/06/2026

We have a number of senior staff who are alumni graduates of the NED University of Engineering and Technology, one of the oldest and most prestigious higher education engineering institutions in South Asia.

This past weekend, the 2026 International NED Alumni Convention brought more than 550 alumni, guests, and friends together in Stamford, Connecticut, for two days of connection, leadership, and shared learning with a keynote address from the Connecticut Office of the Attorney General William Tong.

Organized by the National NED Alumni Organization and co-hosted by the regional New England NED Alumni Association, the convention featured conversations on some of the issues shaping our profession and communities.

A panel on climate resilience, moderated by Rizwan Baig, Chief Engineer of The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey (PANYNJ), a prominent alum of the university, explored the role engineers play in addressing environmental challenges and protecting future generations.

A second panel, “Leading Through the AI Revolution,” was moderated by AIE's President and CEO Abul Islam and featured industry experts Dr. Safwan Shah (Payactiv), Dr. Ali Minai (University of Cincinnati), and Dr. Majid Khan (Verizon. The discussion examined the opportunities, challenges, and leadership considerations surrounding the continued growth of artificial intelligence.

The weekend also recognized individuals who have made lasting contributions to the NED community, including AIE’s COO Aslam Siddiqui, who received a Lifetime Achievement Award from its New England Chapter.

The convention reflected this year’s theme, “Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders,” through knowledge sharing, professional connections, and a continued commitment to supporting the next generation of alumni building their careers in the United States.

Many alumni of the university are in prominent positions as officials in federal, state, and municipal public transit & infrastructure agencies to senior c-suite individuals with major Silicon Valley companies to prominent construction & engineering entrepreneurs throughout the USA, Canada, UK, and Australia. We were proud to be a sponsor of this past weekend's event!

AIE was thrilled to attend the 2026 ACEC RI Golf Tournament at the beautiful Pawtucket Country Club! This annual event w...
10/02/2026

AIE was thrilled to attend the 2026 ACEC RI Golf Tournament at the beautiful Pawtucket Country Club!

This annual event was a fantastic opportunity for our staff to connect with industry leaders and professionals in the AEC community, all while supporting a great cause. We're happy to contribute to an event where a portion of the proceeds will benefit ACEC RI’s annual scholarship program, helping to continue this cherished tradition.

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