MEAD & HUNT INC

Mead & Hunt Inc. delivers specialized engineering and analytical services focused on transportation infrastructure and federal facility planning, with demonstrated expertise in freight systems research and commercial building construction support. Their core capabilities include transportation data analysis, logistics modeling, and infrastructure performance evaluation, leveraging technical proficiency in systems engineering, spatial analysis, and federal procurement compliance. The firm brings a methodical approach to complex transportation challenges, integrating field data with policy-driven analytics to inform decision-making for public infrastructure programs. Their work emphasizes actionable insights over theoretical models, positioning them as a trusted advisor in freight mobility and federal asset management. The company has cultivated direct relationships with the Department of Transportation and the General Services Administration, providing technical support services aligned with federal procurement and operational priorities. For DOT, they have delivered research and analysis on freight movement systems, contributing to national logistics strategy. With GSA, they have supported federal supply chain infrastructure through construction-related consulting services, demonstrating adaptability across federal real property and transportation domains. Mead & Hunt’s primary industry focus is on Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220), where they provide engineering and analytical services that bridge design intent with operational reality—particularly in federal facilities. Their work spans pre-construction planning, performance benchmarking, and post-award support, serving as a technical extension for agencies managing large-scale infrastructure portfolios. As a 2L entity based in Middleton, Wisconsin, Mead & Hunt operates as a mid-sized professional services firm with a focused presence in federal infrastructure markets. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their technical rigor and agency experience establish credibility in competitive federal procurement environments, particularly in transportation and federal building support services.