Company History

The firm of Whitney, Bailey, Cox & Magnani, LLC (WBCM) was established on April 1, 1977 by Sandy Whitney, Howard Bailey, Paul Cox and Richard Magnani in an 1,600 SF office space on the 6th floor of the Federal Land Bank Building located at 2315 St. Paul Street in Baltimore. With six $25 second-hand drafting tables, six $5 chairs, one telephone and no work in its humble beginning, WBCM has since grown over the past twenty-six years into what it is today – a multi-discipline, multi-state operation successfully competing with some of the largest, most prestigious engineering firms on the East Coast.

Today, WBCM employs a staff of 180 employees, most of whom are professionally registered engineers, architects, landscape architects, planners and surveyors. Since 1977, WBCM has completed the design of projects exceeding one billion dollars in construction value. These projects include the design of industrial, institutional, commercial and transportation facilities and structures.

WBCM is a full-service firm which offers highway and bridge engineering; transportation planning; traffic engineering, land development and master planning; landscape architecture, architecture; interior design, structural engineering, water/wastewater engineering; marine and industrial engineering; construction management, construction inspection, field surveying and computer animation and graphic design. To ensure the successful planning and execution of their projects, our clients work closely with the Principals and Vice President’s of Whitney, Bailey, Cox & Magnani, LLC.

The diversity of WBCM's resources enables us to offer our clients a range of interrelated engineering and design services, coordinated in-house for effective facilitation of projects. Our Baltimore, Maryland; Camp Hill and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania offices allow us access to the Mid-Atlantic region from Rhode Island to North Carolina and beyond.