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Dewberry’s Dave Mahoney Appointed to CIRT Board Of Directors

Transportation design-build expert to serve as thought leader in the design and construction industry.

Dave Mahoney

Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm, has announced that Dave Mahoney, PE, has been appointed to the Construction Industry Round Table’s (CIRT) board of directors.

In his role as a board member, Mahoney is responsible
for working alongside other industry professionals as a force for positive
change in the design and construction industry while helping members improve
the management performance of their individual companies. CIRT seeks to
influence public policy to free the creativity and resources of the industry to
competitively provide efficient and valuable services, improve the industry’s
image and relationships with public and private clients, provide a forum for
networking and education of members, and champion industry improvements.

Mahoney, an executive vice president based in Dewberry’s
Fairfax, Virginia, office, oversees the firm’s transportation department. With
more than 35 years of experience, he is a recognized expert in design-build
practices for large-scale transportation projects. He has worked on a variety
of high-traffic roadways and interchanges, including the Dulles Metrorail
Corridor in Northern Virginia and the Intercounty Connector in suburban
Maryland.

“I am thrilled to be appointed to this role on the board
of directors,” says Mahoney. “CIRT plays a critical role in the design and
construction industry by supporting its members and representing the industry
on public policy issues.”

Mahoney earned a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering
from South Dakota State University (1984). In addition to his involvement with
CIRT, Mahoney is a member of the American Road & Transportation Builders
Association, American Public Works Association, Dulles Area Transportation
Association, and the Design Build Institute of America.

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