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Business overview
Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Incorporated (CMT) describes itself as a civil infrastructure professional services firm. Its website says the company works with a team of engineers, planners, scientists and other professionals to support infrastructure projects and communities. Source ↗
CMT says it supports infrastructure development across multiple phases, from planning and advancement strategies through project delivery and ongoing optimization. The company’s stated approach includes guiding projects from early visioning to long-term stewardship. Source ↗
Products & services
The company lists planning, engineering and design, environmental work, data and technology, program and project management, and funding and advancement among its service areas. Its website also highlights airport, transportation, water management, municipal government, and private and institutional projects. Source ↗
Customers & markets
CMT identifies airports, transportation agencies, municipalities and governments, water management organizations, and private and institutional clients as groups it serves. Its site describes work for these audiences in aviation, transportation, water resources, and engineering services. Source ↗
Company background
CMT’s website dates the firm’s beginnings to 1946, when its three founders started in a rented second-floor space in downtown Springfield, Illinois. The company incorporated in the 1960s, according to its timeline. Source ↗
Indiana connection
CMT’s history page says the firm expanded its footprint into Indiana and Ohio during the 2000s. The page does not specify the timing or scope of its Indiana operations. Source ↗
Summarized from the company’s official website. Information checked October 25, 2026.
CMT (Crawford, Murphy & Tilly) announced an 80-year milestone, tracing its founding to 1946 and founders Leonard Crawford, Pat Murphy, and Ray Tilly. The firm states it has grown into a 550-employee, multidisciplinary company with 25+ offices across 10 states, serving clients in planning, engineering, environmental, aviation, and other infrastructure areas. CMT says the celebration honors employees, clients, and partners and reaffirms its purpose of elevating infrastructure to improve communities.
CMT reports that the Missouri Department of Transportation held a groundbreaking on Aug. 24, 2026, in Springfield, MO, to begin the $471 million Forward 44 Southwest I-44 Improvements Project. CMT said it serves on the Capital-CMT Team as the Design-Build contractor. The program includes interchange upgrades, six-lane widening in Greater Springfield, pavement and safety work in Greene, Webster and Laclede counties, bridge improvements at Route EE, and pavement work in Lawrence County, with completion slated for November 2031.
