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Jeff Kevan to Retire From TFMoran

After nearly 30 years at TFMoran, Inc., Jeffrey M. Kevan, Principal and Civil Engineering Department Manager, has announced his intent to retire from the company at the end of 2022.

“I’ve worked at TFMoran for nearly 30 years, almost half of that time in a leadership capacity, and since 2013 as a principal. I feel privileged to have worked with such a talented group of people,” says Kevan.

TFMoran President Bob Duval adds, “We wish Jeff the very best in his retirement. Throughout his tenure, we have all benefited from his engineering expertise and strong commitment to our clients. Over the years, his many contributions have helped make TFMoran the strong and well-respected company we are today. In the past few years, Jeff helped us put together a smooth and seamless transition team, as a result Nick Golon, PE in our Bedford office, will be assuming Jeff’s role of Civil Engineering Department Manager, and continuing Jeff’s strong tradition of civil engineering excellence.”

Nick Golon has over 21 years of experience in civil engineering, with the last 16 years at TFMoran. His engineering background includes a diverse cross-section of projects in the residential, commercial, industrial, and energy markets, ranging up to several hundred million dollars in value.

“Although Jeff will be greatly missed, says Nick, “we look forward to building upon the foundation he has helped create here at TFMoran. The company is well-positioned to continue its growth as an industry leader, a testament to the legacy he so well deserves.”

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Tom Lamb Attends NCSEA Summit

Tom Lamb recently attended the National Council of Structural Engineers Associations (NCSEA) 2022 Summit in Chicago. Tom serves as the SENH alternate delegate NCSEA.

The NCSEA Summit is held as an opportunity to engage with the best and brightest practicing structural engineers nationwide. Attendees Interact with and learn from leaders in the field; stay current on advancements and best practices through education sessions and exhibitions. Discuss technical, business, and industry challenges—and work toward solutions in a collaborative community; and reconnect and network with those in the professional community.

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Earning Continuing Education Credits with A Professional Liability Insurance Seminar

TFM employees enjoyed a lunch and learn with Cameron Poole of Poole Professional! This was an excellent opportunity for our professionals to earn continuing education credits, which are required for licensure and renewal.

Cam presented to us about liability as engineers and designers. As a company, our designs are held to a standard – We worked together to answer the question of how to mitigate risk throughout the design process.

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Zac Valente Joins TFMoran Structural Team

Zachary Valente, EIT has joined TFMoran, Inc. as a Structural Project Engineer in the Bedford office. Mr. Valente joins TFMoran with over 5 years of structural design experience, most recently in the design of components for reinforced concrete and steel frame buildings. Zac attended The University of New Hampshire, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master of Science in Structural Engineering.

Welcome to the team, Zac!

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Ben Krisik Joins TFMoran as Survey Technician

Benjamin Krisik has joined TFMoran, Inc. as a Survey Technician in the Bedford office. Mr. Krisik joins TFMoran with 5 years of Land Surveying experience, most recently as an instrument operator and rod man at a local firm. Ben received an Associate’s Degree in 2017 in Architectural Engineering Technology from New Hampshire Technical Institute (NHTI). His experience includes a wide variety of existing conditions, boundary, and topographic surveys.

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Sponsoring the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce State of the Region

TFMoran sponsored the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce‘s State of the Region event held on September 29. Attendees heard from Derry’s Town Administrator David Caron and Londonderry’s Town Manager Michael Malaguti on the latest economic development in the region. Updates included recently completed and future projects for the region.

A panel discussion followed with leaders from the six surrounding communities. Topics included recently accomplished projects, municipalities’ goals, and challenges they see in the region. Panelists included John Apple of Atkinson, Dan Goonan of Auburn, Dave Caron from the town of Derry, Sean Murphy of Hampstead, Mike Malaguti of Londonderry, Lynne Blaisdell of Sandown and Alex Mello of Windham.

TFMoran was a bronze sponsor for the event.

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TFMoran Sponsors NeighborWorks Outstanding Neighbor Award Event

TFMoran sponsored the Neighborworks‘ 2022 David P. Goodwin Outstanding Neighbor Award reception, held at the Straw Mansion apartments in Manchester. This year’s award recipient was Sylvio Dupuis, given in gratitude and recognition of Sylvio’s commitment to Neighborwork’s mission of creating and sustaining quality affordable rental housing, fully educated future homeowners, and strong neighborhoods.

All proceeds from the event benefit Neighborworks Southern New Hampshire’s affordable housing initiative.

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Construction Begins on Marmon Aerospace Hooksett Facility

Marmon Aerospace & Defense recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for their new 81,600 SF facility located at the former site of Legends Golf in Hooksett. The new facility will house a state-of-the-art manufacturing operation and has an aggressive schedule for delivery of the building in the Fall of 2023.

Attendees enjoyed the amenities the site still has to offer, including a driving range, and a mini golf course that is staying at the site until the facility is further expanded.

NH Governor Chris Sununu attended, as well as representatives from Marmon Holdings, and TFMoran Principal Nick Golon.

TFMoran is providing civil/site engineering, structural engineering, surveying, landscape architecture, stormwater monitoring, construction administration, and permitting services for the project.

The Union Leader covered the event, see the full article here.

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TFMoran Sponsors Manchester Historic Association’s 30th Annual Historic Preservation Awards

The Manchester Historic Association held its 30th annual Historic Preservation Awards on September 8th at Manchester Community College.

The Historic Preservation Awards program recognizes and supports the efforts of individuals, businesses, and organizations who have made significant contributions to the preservation of buildings, neighborhoods, traditions and other historic resources in Queen City. The annual event raises money to support the Manchester Historic Association’s mission of collecting, preserving, and sharing the history of Manchester.

A recent TFMoran Structural project, The Factory on Willow was recognized among other projects in an assortment of award categories.

Congratulations to all the winners!

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TFMoran Sponsors Friends of Aine Kid’s Try-Athlon

TFMoran sponsored the 10th Annual Friends of Aine Kids Try-Athlon, held Sunday, August 14 at Bedford High School. Nearly 300 kids of all ages participated – running, swimming, and biking the three-sport event designed for all to be triumphant! TFMoran Principal Tom Lamb’s son Myles participated as well!

After the race, participants and their families were invited to join the “Family Festival” for activities including games, raffles, food, music, and dancing.

This year was the most successful Try-Athlon yet, raising over $60,000! The funds raised will support grieving families and children across the state, impacting hundreds of lives each day, helping them navigate their grief and find a little comfort and hope as they begin the hardest journey of their lives.

The event was covered by WMUR, check out the article here.