About Dan DeArmond, PE

Dan DeArmond of St. Louis, senior vice president of WSP, earned a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from S&T in 1993. In his over 30-year career with WSP, he has held multiple positions, including vice president, area manager and senior project manager. He oversees seven Midwest offices with a staffing of more than 700 engineers, architects, planners and scientists. As the local business line leader, DeArmond is the St. Louis liaison between local clients and WSP’s international staff of 72,000 employees.

DeArmond has been awarded several honors, including the Honorable Ray LaHood Award from WTS St. Louis; and the Engineer of the Year in Private Practice from MSPE St. Louis.  Additionally, he has presented at many conferences, seminars and symposiums on project advancements and techniques.  He has participated in professional organizations such as Women’s Transportation Seminar, American Council of Engineering Companies and Missouri Society of Professional Engineers.

Away from his St. Louis office, Dan shares time with his wife and three boys, and enjoys time spent outside, especially at his family farm fishing, hiking, exploring, and relaxing. He is heavily involved in Boy Scouts of America and his fraternity, Sigma Pi.