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TFMoran Attends NH CIBOR Cares 2nd Annual Charity Golf Classic

On Monday, June 18th members from TFMoran and North Branch Construction participated in a round of golf to benefit NH CIBOR Cares. The second annual charity golf tournament was held at Breakfast Hill Golf Club in Greenland, NH.

NH CIBOR Cares mission is to help assist various organizations and individuals in need by providing scholarship opportunities and other important resources. Tom Burns and Dylan Cruess of TFMoran participated with Amanda Savage and Bronson Raspuzzi of North Branch Construction. Unfortunately, the TFM/NB team was not able to bring home a trophy, but all had a great time on the course to support the cause!

We were happy to participate and show our support at this event!

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TFMoran Welcomes New Summer Interns!

TFMoran’s Bedford office welcomes three new summer interns. We are very excited to welcome Brooke Stoncius, Jackie Gamache, and Max Heck to the TFM team!

Brooke is working in the stormwater engineering department in the Bedford office. Brooke attends Endicott college where she is pursuing her Bachelor of Engineering degree. Brooke’s internship includes working with the stormwater management department Senior Project Manager, Dan Blais.

Jackie is working in the marketing department in the Bedford office. Jackie will be attending The University of Rhode Island in the fall where she will be pursuing her Bachelor of communications degree. Her internship consists of assisting the Marketing Coordinator Julia Chartier and is tasked with keeping up social media accounts including Instagram and blog postings, as well as photography and graphics.

Max is working in the land surveying department in the Bedford office. Max attends The University of Maine, where he is pursuing his Bachelor of Science degree in Surveying Engineering Technology. Max’s internship includes working in the field, shadowing each of our field surveying teams.

Welcome to the team, Brooke, Jackie & Max!

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TFMoran’s Bedford Office Welcomes New Administrative Professionals

TFMoran’s Bedford office is excited to welcome Mandi Monis (Receptionist) and Jill Donahue (Admin Assistant) to our team! We are happy to have them come aboard!

Mandi Monis is our Receptionist for the Bedford office. Mandi’s position involves assisting our staff with diverse administrative functions in addition to greeting clients and answering phones. She is currently taking classes at The University of Southern New Hampshire where she is pursuing her associate degree in business administration.

Jill Donahue is our Administrative Assistant for the Bedford office, Jill’s position involves providing backup support for reception, and administrative support for our project managers and principals. She also serves as a courier, delivering plans and proposals as needed.

Welcome to the team Mandi and Jill!

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Mahreana Hopson Joins TFMoran as Structural Project Manager

Mahreana Hopson, PE has joined TFMoran as a Structural Project Manager in the Bedford office. Mrs. Hopson is a licensed Professional Engineer in the states of Connecticut and New Hampshire. Mahreana earned her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Technology, Magna Cum Laude, from the Rochester Institute of Technology. Her recent experience includes management, design, and documentation of multi-story steel structures with concrete foundations, including occasional mass timber and masonry elements at a national AEC firm. Major projects include new and existing structures in the private and public education, corporate, and healthcare markets. Mahreana and her family recently relocated to Goffstown, New Hampshire.

Welcome to the team, Mahreana!

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TFMoran Hosts 2023 NH CIBOR Awards BBQ

TFMoran hosted the New Hampshire Commercial Investment Board of REALTORS® barbecue on Thursday, June 8th at the Bedford office. Over 120 CIBOR members and TFMoran staff came together and enjoyed an amazing cookout, provided by Tidewater Catering, along with ice cream from The Inside Scoop; nothing but the best for the great group of people who attended this year’s barbecue. TFMoran has been hosting the annual NH CIBOR cookout for over 16 years and is proud to partner with NH CIBOR each year for this wonderful event.

Dylan Cruess, TFM’s COO, started out the presentation by welcoming the members and thanking the TFM staff for their efforts in making the barbecue a success. NH CIBOR president Matt Bacon presented Chris Norwood of the NAI Norwood Group with the REALTOR-of-the-Year award, and David Silva of St. Mary’s Bank received the Affiliate-of-the Year award. Additional raffle items were also presented.

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TFMoran’s Land Surveying Equipment is Upgraded with the Latest Technology

TFM Land Surveyors utilize the most advanced field and office surveying technologies to provide cost-effective, efficient, and timely results. With the advanced technology of the Leica GS 16 and GS18, our surveyors obtain detailed information more efficiently. The Leica GS 16 and 18 systems provide the fastest GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) and RTK (Real-Time Kinematics), meaning data can be collected in the field while being received in the office. The GNSS provides positioning and navigation, by collecting data from satellites.

Our Bedford office team had a beautiful day for training with the new equipment by a representative of Leica Geosystems back in March.

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Guillermo Sepulveda Joins TFMoran

Guillermo Sepulveda has joined TFMoran as a Civil Project Engineer in the Bedford office. Mr. Sepulveda’s recent experience includes civil/site design, permitting, field testing, site surveying and inspection for residential and commercial projects. Sepulveda graduated from the University of New Hampshire in May 2021 with his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Guillermo is currently pursuing his EIT certification.

Welcome to the team, Guillermo!

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Dylan Cruess Attends NeighborWorks of Southern NH Annual Breakfast

The NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire Annual Breakfast was held on March 30 at the Manchester Country Club in Bedford, NH.  The annual breakfast highlighted the incredible services that NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire provides to the greater Manchester and Nashua communities including workforce housing, home ownership seminars, and neighborhood revitalization.

Mayor Joyce Craig of the City of Manchester shared a message with attendees, other presentations were given by Sandra Almonte, Chair, Board of Directors of NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire; Bobbie Bagley, Director of Public Health & Community Services in the City of Nashua; Robert Tourigny, Executive Director of NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire; and Jay B. Childs of JBC Communications about the facts and fiction of housing.

Guest speaker Max Latona, Ph. D, Executive Director of the Center for Ethics in Society at Saint Anselm College gave a presentation “Affordable Housing: Why Should We Care? The Ethics of Affordable Housing”.

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Jay Aube Speaks at Water Quality Workshop

Jay Aube, Project Manager and Environmental Permitting Specialist at TFMoran’s Seacoast Division, presented at the Landscaping for Water Quality workshop in Swanzey, NH. The workshop was developed by the NH Department of Environmental Services (NHDES), University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension, and other state and local Environmental groups.

The two-day workshop included presentations and practical sessions. Participants learned principles and best practices for creating and maintaining attractive, functional landscapes while protecting water quality in local lakes and rivers.

Jay presented about the NH State Shoreland Water Quality Protection Act.

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TFMoran’s Portsmouth Division Welcomes Amy Hughes

Amy Hughes has joined TFMoran’s Portsmouth Division as receptionist and administrative assistant. Ms. Hughes brings over 20 years of extensive experience in office and administrative roles for businesses in Southern Massachusetts. Her new position involves assisting TFMoran’s engineers and surveyors with diverse administrative functions in addition to greeting clients and answering phones.

Welcome, Amy!