Evergreen Theragnostics Radiopharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility
Our professionals designed a state of the art radiopharmaceutical manufacturing facility for Evergreen Theragnostics, a contract manufacturer located in Springfield, NJ.
At Colliers Engineering & Design, we’re committed to making a difference in the communities in which we live and work. The Colliers Engineering & Design Foundation (Foundation) is a registered charitable organization that supports a variety of charitable organizations working to promote a better world.
Established in 2014 by Richard Maser, Founder and Executive Chairman, the Foundation has helped more than 100 organizations to date. Collectively, our colleagues give back through two programs – Charitable Fridays, and Dollars for Doers – as well as special events throughout the year.
Since 2008, Colliers Engineering & Design has been giving back to the communities in which we live and work through our Charitable Fridays program.
Established by Tim Coyle, Technical Manager of Holmdel, NJ, the program allows employees to raise awareness of a charity or nonprofit organization that they personally support, and the Foundation donates to that group on behalf of Colliers Engineering & Design.
As part of our corporate social responsibility initiative – and in alignment with Colliers Internationals’ Volunteer Days program – Colliers Engineering & Design encourages you to volunteer your time and resources to give back to the community.
Our Dollars for Doers program recognizes those colleagues who regularly volunteer at their local schools or other nonprofit organizations. When you volunteer 30 or more hours a year at an eligible organization, the Colliers Engineering & Design Foundation will increase your volunteer impact by donating $500 to that organization.
Our professionals designed a state of the art radiopharmaceutical manufacturing facility for Evergreen Theragnostics, a contract manufacturer located in Springfield, NJ.
Colliers Project Leaders was hired for the largest modernization and replacement project in the history of Maine Medical Center, a LEED Silver Certification project.
Our transportation professionals have a responsibility to continue providing and improving safe, accessible, and equitable environments in which people live and function every day.