Kevin R. Collins, P.E.

Kevin R. Collins, P.E., serves as President – Infrastructure at Michael Baker International. In this role, Mr. Collins leads Michael Baker’s largest business vertical, overseeing the firm’s transportation capabilities –including highways, bridges, rail and transit, and aviation –as well as its water services, encompassing potable water, wastewater, and surface water, and its environmental services practice. His focus is on expanding the firm’s presence in key markets, strengthening client relationships, and securing transformative infrastructure programs. He also champions excellence in project delivery and innovation, advancing the use of cutting-edge digital solutions, modern delivery approaches, and sustainable infrastructure practices to drive consistent, high-quality outcomes for clients. Additionally, Mr. Collins plays a key role in developing future leaders across the firm, building strong leadership pipelines and fostering a culture of collaboration, mentorship, and career growth.

Mr. Collins brings more than 30 years of industry experience and a proven ability to lead large, complex infrastructure organizations to his role as President – Infrastructure. Prior to joining Michael Baker, Mr. Collins spent nearly 13 years with HNTB, where he most recently served as Senior Vice President and Senior Project Director. He also served as New York Office Leader and Washington State Office Leader, where he led significant growth in revenue, margins, and headcount while maintaining strong employee retention and delivery performance. Earlier in his career, Mr. Collins spent more than 15 years with HDR, culminating as Transit Business Class Manager, where he provided engineering leadership for major rail transit projects and led strategic planning, business development, and talent recruitment.

Mr. Collins is an active industry leader. He has served on the American Public Transportation Association’s Legislative Committee and as Chair of the New York Building Congress Transportation & Infrastructure Committee. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Northeastern University.