WSP Global Inc.

WSP Global Inc. is a Canadian‑based professional services firm that provides engineering, design, environmental consulting, and project management services to clients across a range of industries. The company’s core offerings include infrastructure planning and design, building systems engineering, environmental impact assessment, and resource management solutions. WSP serves markets such as transportation, water, energy, buildings, and natural resources, delivering multidisciplinary expertise from concept through construction and operation. Its service portfolio also encompasses urban planning, resilience advisory, and digital engineering tools that support sustainable development. By integrating technical disciplines, WSP aims to deliver end‑to‑end solutions that address complex challenges faced by public and private sector clients. The firm operates from its headquarters in Montreal, Quebec, and maintains a network of offices that support both domestic and international projects.

WSP Global Inc. employs thousands of professionals worldwide and has a presence in dozens of countries, reflecting its global footprint and ability to execute large‑scale, cross‑border initiatives. The firm is distinguished by its integrated approach that combines engineering, architecture, environmental science, and data analytics to deliver projects that meet stringent regulatory and sustainability standards. As a publicly traded company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker WSP, it is owned by its shareholders and has grown through a series of strategic acquisitions of niche consultancies. The organization’s structure includes numerous subsidiaries that specialize in particular sectors or geographic regions, one of which was involved in a 2022 data incident. In June 2022, a WSP subsidiary experienced unauthorized access to a limited volume of non‑sensitive corporate information through a vulnerability in the MOVEit file transfer platform, with the company confirming that no personal or confidential data was compromised. This incident highlights the firm’s exposure to third‑party software risks while underscoring that its internal systems remained unaffected.