Quiddity Engineering, a full-service civil engineering firm, has relocated its Tampa operations to a larger office space in downtown’s Truist Place tower. Located at 401 E. Jackson Street, Suite 2650, the expanded workspace accommodates the firm’s growing local team and supports its ongoing regional development.
The new downtown location replaces Quiddity’s previous Tampa office. Together with the firm’s established office in Lakeland, this larger hub increases Quiddity’s capacity to deliver infrastructure and civil engineering solutions throughout Florida.
“Our move to a larger Tampa office is a direct result of our sustained growth, which has been made possible by our clients and the dedication of our team,” said Clayton Black, PE, Quiddity’s chief executive officer. “This new space allows us to better support our people as they collaborate on regional projects. We are focused on deepening our roots in Florida, and we look forward to continuing our expansion in Florida, in Texas and into new markets.”
The larger office enables Quiddity to scale its team to meet regional demand for infrastructure, transportation and land development services.
“This workspace is designed to help our team collaborate more effectively so we can focus on delivering high-quality service to our clients,” added John Bannon, PE, Quiddity vice president of Florida operations. “It represents our long-term commitment to supporting the infrastructure needs of Florida’s growing communities.”
