As Virginia’s capital city and third largest metropolitan area, Richmond traces its history as a robust commercial center to the 18th century. After the Revolutionary War, Richmond emerged an important industrial center and crossroads for commerce and transportation. The city is now home to seven Fortune 500 companies with a diversified employment base, ranging from chemical, food, and tobacco manufacturing to biotechnology, semiconductors, and high-tech fibers. Richmond consistently ranks among the "best places to live and work" in national publications.

GAI’s commitment to providing Southeast clients the best service possible prompted the decision to make our presence in Virginia official by opening a Richmond office in 2010. GAI-Richmond’s civil, geotechnical, and environmental professionals specialize in power plant and power distribution engineering. Our clients in the energy, industrial, and government market sectors continue to benefit from GAI’s deep industry knowledge, experience, and dedication to providing solutions.

Driving Directions

From Richmond International Airport

From I-295 N