Region: Atlantic
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Pier 35 and 36 Topside Repairs and Substructure Rehabilitation
At Piers 35 and 36, topside rehabilitation work focused on restoring existing concrete and asphalt pavement across the pier superstructure. The improvements supported the continued use and long-term performance of these waterfront assets, where construction quality, documentation, and code compliance were essential throughout the repair process. Our team provided resident engineering and special inspection services…
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Manhattan Cruise Terminal 94 Special Inspections
At Pier 94, repairs to the Manhattan Cruise Terminal’s inshore bulkhead and outfall infrastructure require detailed field verification throughout construction. The work takes place within an active waterfront environment where code compliance, below-grade conditions, stormwater systems, concrete placement, and underwater rehabilitation activities must be carefully observed and documented. Our team is providing special inspection services…
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NYS Association of Counties Fall Seminar
We’ll be heading to Syracuse for this year’s NYS Association of Counties Fall Seminar! Our team is ready to discuss how we work alongside municipalities to navigate the full complexity of their work, from weighing cost against risk on aging infrastructure to balancing competing priorities in downtown revitalization and open space preservation. Our professionals bring…
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NCHEA Annual Conference
We’re excited to be attending this year’s North Carolina Healthcare Engineers Association (NCHEA) Annual Conference in Wilmington, NC! Our professionals offer a full-service approach to design, a deep understanding of the healthcare industry, and passion for innovation, positioning us as leaders consistently delivering outstanding results and creating facilities that support both patients and caregivers. Stop…
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Washington D.C. Fountains
Restoring Civic Landmarks for America’s 250th As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the fountains and water features of Washington, D.C. stand as some of the most visible symbols of the nation’s civic life. From the contemplative grounds of the Korean War Veterans Memorial to the ceremonial gateway at Columbus Circle, these sites welcome…
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Hillsborough River Dam Crest Gate Replacements
The Hillsborough River Dam holds back Tampa’s primary drinking water supply, making the reliable operation of its crest gates a matter of daily importance to the city. By the late 1990s, the fifteen existing crest gates, each 25 feet long and 5’3″ high, had fallen into poor structural condition and could no longer be operated…
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Brook Road Solar
Surveying Through the Canopy for Clean Energy Dense tree cover and 80 acres of terrain don’t usually lend themselves to fast turnarounds. But when our team was contracted to support a solar development project in Saratoga County with a boundary and topographic survey culminating in a final ALTA survey, conventional methods weren’t going to cut…
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Devils Lake City Embankments and Creel Bay and East Ditch Pump Stations
We provided engineering services for embankment raising and new pumping stations to modernize the local flood protection systems to reduce flood risk in the City of Devils Lake. This project consisted of a six-foot raise to the existing flood protection embankment, removal of existing pump stations, design and construction of two new pumping stations, channel…
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2026 NCAPPA Women in Facilities Appreciation Day
We’re excited to be attending the 2026 Women in Facilities Appreciation Day hosted by NCAPPA! Our team is looking forward to connecting with female professionals from across the region, sharing valuable insights and engaging in meaningful conversations. With inspiring keynote speakers, informative breakout sessions and valuable networking opportunities, it’s sure to be a great event…
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Public Works Operations Center
When a Christmas Eve fire destroyed the Town of Irondequoit’s Department of Public Works facility in 2016, the loss reached well beyond a single building. It interrupted the daily operations and emergency response capacity that residents rely on year-round. Our team was selected to lead architectural and engineering design for the full reconstruction, with a…
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Inspection Services for Buckman & Inglis Locks
The Cross-Florida Barge Canal was envisioned in the 1960s as a navigable shortcut between the Atlantic and the Gulf, but construction halted in 1971 with less than a third of the route complete. The locks that remain are now operated by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, managing water levels and carrying recreational traffic through…