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TFMoran honored at Business NH Magazine’s “Business of the Year” Awards Luncheon

2016 Business of the Year

View the 2016 Business of the Year article

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TFMoran has been named Business NH Magazine 2016 Business of the Year in the Construction/Engineering/Real Estate category. The award recognizes businesses for outstanding civic contributions and exceptional performance.

Since 1968, the team at TFM has been leading northern New England with innovative land planning and development initiatives. TFM has played an integral role in many of the region’s most recognized projects including the Granite Ridge Power Plant, the Verizon Wireless Arena,  the Manchester Municipal Complex, the redevelopments of the Bedford Mall and Wayfarer Hotel in Bedford, and the future redevelopment of the former Macy’s site in Bedford. Other large notable projects include the 243,500 square-foot-Exel Liquor Distribution Center in Bow and the 614,240 square-foot, LEED certified high-bay UPS Northeast Logistics Center in Londonderry-one of the largest single-story industrial buildings ever built in NH.

During the past two years TFMoran, through steady growth and the acquisition of firms in Portsmouth and Auburn, has grown its workforce by over 20 employees, making it one of the largest full service engineering firms in New Hampshire. In addition to their industry leadership, the entire TFMoran team is dedicated to community and civic engagement, with over 50% of the team volunteering time and talents to various groups and boards.

At a ceremony honoring the award recipients, Robert Duval, Principal and President of TFMoran noted “I am accepting this award on behalf of those who came before our current leadership team, on behalf of our hard-working employees, and on behalf of our clients, without whom we would not be the business we are today.”

 

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2016 Building on Hope Project – Manchester Police Athletic League (MPAL)

On Monday, May 16th TFMoran attended the 2016 Building on Hope ground breaking event at the Manchester Police Athletic League‘s Michael Briggs Community Center. The Center is located on the corner of Beech Street and Laurel Street, and is undergoing a million dollar “extreme makeover”, thanks to hundreds of local companies donating services, time and materials.  TFMoran Structural Engineers donated their services for renovations  to the 1910 year old building. Renovations include two existing floors (total 16,500sf) to provide a community room with a full commercial kitchen, exercise room, boxing and judo areas, classrooms, office and meeting space, and new bathrooms and lockers. Guests gathered outside and heard from Building on Hope co-chair and project architect, Jonathan Halle of Warrenstreet Architects, Manchester Police Chief Nick Willard, Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas, along with representatives from the offices of New Hampshire Senators Kelly Ayotte and Jeanne Shaheen. The ground breaking event kicked off “Build Week” and the big reveal party is scheduled for Sunday, May 22nd at noon. 

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TFMoran Host Derryfield Senior Hannah Kelsey

TFMoran is pleased to be hosting Hannah Kelsey, a Senior at The Derryfield School in Manchester, NH, for her Independent Senior Project (ISP). Derryfield has a long history of allowing graduating seniors to pursue a short term internship in a field of their interest.  This experience allows seniors to gain real world experience that can help in the process of choosing a career after college.  As part of her ISP, Hannah will be introduced to a broad variety of projects and tasks incorporating some of TFMoran’s professional services which include civil engineering, structural engineering, stormwater management, construction support services, and land survey.  We have truly enjoyed mentoring Hannah and wish her the very best in the next phase of her education and whatever career she embarks on.

In Hannah’s own words:

“As part of my last six weeks as a senior at The Derryfield School in Manchester, I am taking part in an Independent Senior Project. This Independent Senior Project is designed for students to gain real-world experience and learning in a subject they are passionate or curious about. I’ve always loved problem solving and building things, so when I joined Derryfield’s STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) course this fall I became interested in engineering. Next year I will be attending Hamilton College in Clinton, NY where I am considering a five-year engineering program. So for my Independent Senior Project I decided my time would be well spent to explore the engineering world and the different disciplines within it. I learned about TFMoran through Derryfield and am very thankful for them for letting me do my Independent Senior Project here. I have learned a lot already and am very happy with my decision to spend these weeks having an out-of-classroom learning experience at TFMoran.”

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TFM’s Senior Project Manager, Nick Golon represents NH ASCE on Capitol Hill

More than 200 American Society of Civil Engineers members from across the country – 49 states represented – gathered in Washington, DC, March 15th – 17th for the annual ASCE Legislative Fly-In to advocate on Capitol Hill for infrastructure improvements, only to learn that the Washington Metro was closing for 24 hours to make emergency inspections the exact day of the scheduled Congressional visits.  No matter.  It was just another very timely talking point for the members to make the case for infrastructure.  The focal points for the members to push on the Hill this year included the Federal Aviation Administration bill reauthorization, work on and passage of a Water Resources Development Act so that it is on a two-year cycle, and the importance of increased investment for water infrastructure.  The following ASCE-NH members attended the fly-in and met with NH Senator Kelly Ayotte: ASCE-NH Treasurer Nick Golon (TFMoran, pictured on the far right), ASCE-NH President-Elect Thalia Valkanos, ASCE-NH Legislative Committee Chair Darren Benoit, and former ASCE-NH Student Liason Andrew Wells.

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TFMoran Supports Safe Sports Network

TFMoran’s Dylan Cruess attended the 2016 Safe Sports Social on March 23, 2016 at the Derryfield Restaurant in Manchester, NH.  The Safe Sports Social is an annual fundraiser sponsored by the New Hampshire Musculoskeletal Institute to support the placement of certified athletic trainers in greater Manchester area high schools at no or reduced cost to the schools.  Currently the Safe Sports Network provides certified athletic trainers to 8 area high schools and is working on a special project to expand sports safety to area middle schools.

This year’s Social featured Manchester area native and former Major League pitcher, Chris Carpenter, as the keynote speaker.  It also marked the fourth consecutive year that TFMoran has supported this great event.  TFMoran is deeply committed to supporting local organizations and initiatives that benefit our local communities.

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TFM Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with a “T.G.I.F”

At the end of the day on Friday, March 18th, TFM Bedford hosted a “T.G.I.F.” Saint Patrick’s Day staff event.  After all, “Moran” is of Irish descent, just another reason to celebrate, adding a little fun and festivity among fellow co-workers. The reception area walls were decked out in sparkling shamrocks, metallic swirls and shamrocks hung from the ceiling, green beads and shamrock confetti were every where, and the Irish music in the background all added to the festive atmosphere. Bright yellow tulips and daffodils on the table were a cheery reminder spring is here!

Thanks to Cassi, our receptionist, we were treated to a rainbow shaped fruit salad with a “pot of gold” (rolos) at the end, along with a very colorful veggie platter with home-made dip. In addition to the healthy selections, we enjoyed hot appetizers by the Puritan Backroom, bacon/cheese potato skins, chicken tenders, meatballs and cheese sticks. The Irish theme, of course called for a selection of Irish beer to make the celebration complete. Throw in a few green frosted mini cupcakes and rainbow M&M cookies to top it off, and a great, green time was had by all!

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Michael Krzeminski receives License as a Landscape Architect

Michael Krzeminski, PLA recently received licensure as a professional Landscape Architect. He joined TFMoran, Inc. in 1995 as an assistant land planner/designer and has extensive knowledge of plant materials and design principles. Mike is responsible for preparing landscape plans, specifications and construction overview. He is widely known for his high-quality conceptual designs and renderings of commercial, industrial, and residential developments.

Michael has a Bachelor of Science degree in Landscape Architecture from the State University of NY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in association with Syracuse University.

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Please Vote for TFM – Best of Business in NH for Engineering!

The 2016 BOB Awards voting is now open! The voting deadline is Janauary 31st at midnight.

We once again ask for your support as the best engineering firm in New Hampshire! TFMoran is the proud winner in the Best Engineer Category for the last three years and we want to make it four in a row!  Each and every day, the dedicated team at TFMoran strives to provide the best engineering and surveying solutions to our diverse range of clients.  We would greatly like to thank our clients, employees, and New Hampshire Business Review readers for supporting us the last three years and we ask for your support again for the 2016 BOB Award as Best Engineer.

The “BOB”, or Best of Business, Awards are an annual voting competition sponsored by the New Hampshire Business Review, which allows people to vote for the best businesses in New Hampshire across more than 80 different categories.

To vote in this year’s BOB Awards, please visit: 2016 BOB AWARD VOTING.  (Check “TFMoran” on Question 10 on the official on-line survey ballot. You must answer at least 15 categories for your votes to count)

Thank you!

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TFMoran Hosts Christmas Party for Staff & their Families

On Friday, December 18, 2015 TFMoran staff and their families celebrated the holiday season at the Bedford office in our very festively decorated lobby/reception area. Tidewater Catering provided delicious appetizers from scallops wrapped in bacon, chicken quesadilla trumpets, to mini beef wellington and a sweet ending of holiday cookies.  This was TFMoran’s 2nd annual staff Christmas party which brings together the Bedford office staff and their families in a social setting.  The holiday spirit was in the air with more than 10 young kids roaming around the office playing hide and seek and creating reindeer and penguin ornaments to bring home!

Happy New Year to everyone!

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NH Municipal Conference & Expo – TFM was there!

TFMoran talked with municipal officials at this year’s New Hampshire Municipal Association 74th Annual Conference. The two day Conference is held in downtown Manchester at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center on Thursday, November 19th and Friday, November 20th. TFMoran staff was on hand at Booth #403 to talk about various recent and ongoing municipal projects from road design and construction overview (like the one in Amherst) to new fire and rescue facilities (like the one in Milton). Our booth display featured the Dunbar Free Library addition in Grantham, which is currently under construction.

This is New Hampshire’s premier conference for municipal officials and will feature over 40 educational sessions and an opportunity to meet with exhibitors to learn about their latest products and services. The 2014 event drew more than 500 New Hampshire local government officials and over 100 exhibitors and sponsors!

This year’s conference theme was Navigating the Waters of Municipal Government. Captain Richard Phillips, captain of the Maersk Alabama, hijacked by Somali pirates in 2009 was the keynote speaker.