The firm moved into its new office at 204 E. Orange Street, Suite 102, to accommodate a rapidly growing team and an increasing project pipeline. This expansion complements Quiddity’s existing regional hub in Tampa, creating a unified network of engineering and surveying talent designed to serve public agencies and private developers along the vital corridor between Tampa and Orlando.
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Quiddity Engineering Expands Lakeland Operations Amid Regional Boom
Polk County currently attracts more net new residents daily than any other Florida county, prompting Quiddity Engineering to relocate its Lakeland operations to a larger downtown facility. The move signals a strategic commitment to the I-4 Corridor, positioning the firm to manage rising infrastructure demands across Central Florida.
CEO Clayton Black noted that the firm intends to act as a catalyst for sustainable development in the region, rather than merely providing design services. John Bannon, Vice President of Florida Operations, added that the new workspace serves as a cornerstone for the company’s long-term investment in Florida’s fast-growing communities. With over 700 employees across 15 offices in Texas and Florida, the firm continues to prioritize civil engineering, infrastructure, and land development projects as it marks its 50th year in business.
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