DETROIT, MI (May 5, 2025) – Kleinfelder, a multidisciplinary engineering, design, and professional services firm, has opened a new office in Detroit, Michigan, marking a significant step in the company’s continued growth across the Midwest. Located at 1001 Woodward Avenue, the office will primarily serve oil and gas midstream and electric and gas utility clients by providing localized pipeline and facility engineering and design services.
The decision to establish a presence in Detroit is driven by Kleinfelder’s strategic focus on supporting energy clients in Michigan and the surrounding region. The new office enhances the firm’s ability to respond quickly to client needs, foster closer collaboration, and deliver solutions more efficiently. As demand continues to grow for infrastructure support across the energy sector, Kleinfelder’s proximity to key clients positions the firm to better support current projects and pursue new opportunities.
“Establishing a local delivery platform in Michigan that can serve our energy clients more effectively and efficiently has been a key building block of our vision for growth,” said Colin Silla, Kleinfelder Area Manager. “We are excited to be part of the great and vibrant Detroit community and look forward to growing and strengthening our partnerships with our Michigan-based clients.”
Detroit was selected not only for its proximity to major clients, but also for its accessibility to the broader Great Lakes and Midwest regions. As a regional hub, the city offers strong connectivity to other states, making it a strategic location for expanding Kleinfelder’s reach while attracting skilled local talent to support its operations.
The opening of the Detroit office reflects Kleinfelder’s long-term commitment to the Midwest and its investment in building strong client relationships through localized service delivery. It also aligns with a broader initiative to enhance the firm’s capabilities in key markets and contribute to energy infrastructure development across the United States.
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