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Harpal Kapoor
Harpal Kapoor joined HDR as a senior program manager and transit vehicle practice lead covering national and global markets.
Based in Vienna, Virginia, Kapoor will oversee the planning and design of clients’ transit programs, facilities, and systems, and will serve as a senior program manager for major transit projects in coordination with our transit leadership.
Widely respected for his more than 35 years in the industry, Kapoor has led all phases of transit system development, and operations, and spearheaded long- and short-term strategic plans for bus and rail operations, maintenance, capital programs, and engineering. His previous positions include serving as the GM for Miami-Dade Transit, and managerial and consulting engineering roles with WMATA.
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