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Our consulting engineering firm turns visionary ideas into compelling reality

Erdman Anthony offers clients the ideal mix of talent, state-of-the-art technology, and engineering experience. Each is critical when turning visionary ideas into compelling reality. Erdman Anthony designs the future for a broad range of clients and their communities, including those in the industrial, commercial, utility, institutional, and government sectors.

From concept through completion, our professionals provide personalized attention, breakthrough ideas, added value, and attention to detail. Erdman Anthony is your engineering solution for local projects.

Erdman Anthony is a community of professionals where everyone plays a vital role in improving the communities that we – and you – live in.

Hear more from Curt Helman, PE, our president and CEO.

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Erdman Anthony is a community of professionals where everyone plays a vital role in improving the communities that we – and you – live in.

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Just the Ticket: Replacement of Bridge Spanning Railroad Benefits PA Town

When a century-old bridge in Port Royal, Pennsylvania, needed to be replaced, PennDOT turned to Erdman Anthony for preliminary engineering, final design, and construction consultation.

Check out residents’ reaction to this important infrastructure upgrade, which has helped keep nearly 80 trains per day barreling down the tracks.

Replacement of Bridge Spanning Railroad along PA Route 75

The original reinforced-concrete closed-spandrel arch bridge carrying PA Route 75 over Norfolk Southern's Pittsburgh Line in Port Royal (SR 0075/A03) was constructed in 1910 and was a contributing element to the Pennsylvania Railroad Main Line Historic District.

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Erdman Anthony Projects Win ACEC New York Platinum and Gold Awards Monday, November 25, 20240

Erdman Anthony Projects Win ACEC New York Platinum and Gold Awards

The American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York) has selected two Erdman Anthony projects for 2025 Engineering Excellence Awards. The firm is proud of how these projects help build community in New York state.

Voice of the Community: PA 75 Over Norfolk Southern Bridge Replacement Friday, October 25, 20240

Voice of the Community: PA 75 Over Norfolk Southern Bridge Replacement

When a deteriorating concrete arch bridge in Port Royal, Pennsylvania, that had carried PA Route 75 traffic over a vital railroad corridor for more than a century needed to be replaced, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation turned to Erdman Anthony for preliminary engineering, final design, and construction consultation.

A Bridge Project in PA Steams Ahead While Maintaining Ties to Local History Thursday, August 22, 20240

A Bridge Project in PA Steams Ahead While Maintaining Ties to Local History

In Port Royal, Pennsylvania, just west of the Juniata River, a stately concrete arch bridge carried PA Route 75 traffic over a vital railroad corridor for more than a century. But it was failing, and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation needed to replace it.