Region: Northeast
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Valhalla, NY
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Syracuse, NY
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Simsbury, CT
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Cemetery Building Window Replacements
Improving Performance in Historic Buildings As part of a citywide energy audit covering more than 100 municipal buildings in Boston, the Fairview and Mount Hope Cemetery administration buildings were identified for further study and design. Both historic Gothic-style buildings presented an opportunity to improve energy performance while respecting the architectural character that contributes to each…
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MCNC HERO Broadband Initiative
Building the Backbone for Better Broadband MCNC, the not-for-profit operator of the North Carolina Research and Education Network (NCREN), advanced an initiative to strengthen broadband for education, healthcare, and public services. Project Hero adds about 210 miles of middle-mile infrastructure across three corridors—Winston-Salem to Albemarle, Sanford to Fayetteville, and Fayetteville to Jacksonville—creating a high-capacity backbone…
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Town of Hadley New Senior Center
Colliers Project Leaders provided commissioning services for the Town of Hadley’s New Senior Center. The new senior center is a single-story, energy-efficient building with a usable space of 10,350 square feet and an unfinished attic (for mechanical systems). The new senior center was designed to be architecturally harmonious with existing municipal and other proposed nearby…
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Pier 79 Special Inspections
Pier 79 at the West Midtown Ferry Terminal is a critical part of New York City’s waterfront transportation network, supporting daily ferry operations and passenger access along the Hudson River. As improvements advanced at the terminal, specialized construction support was required to help maintain safety, quality, and compliance during work on key structural elements. Our…
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NYCEDC On-Call Maritime Engineering Contract
Colliers Engineering & Design was selected as an approved vendor by the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) for an on-call contract to perform maritime engineering and inspection consultant services (NYCEDC Contract No. 60700004). As part of the contract, our professionals have been approved to provide surveying services, geotechnical investigations, underwater inspections, structural inspections,…
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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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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…