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Ground Breaks and Construction Begins at The Village on Technology Hill

LONDONDERRY, NH – TFMoran is providing structural and civil engineering services to North Branch Construction’s latest project, The Village on Technology Hill. This transformative mixed-use development is designed to support the region’s growing economy while offering a unique living experience. The development will unfold over the next three to five years, with a focus on energy efficiency and modern amenities.

The project will consist of three main zones: industrial, residential, and retail. The industrial area will include a 160,000-square-foot building for Envision Technology, a 60,000-square-foot build-to-suit facility, and additional space for future growth. The residential zone will feature 440 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments across nine buildings, centered around a vibrant village green with amenities like a playground, dog park, and jogging course. The development will also incorporate solar panels to promote sustainability.

A retail hub at the northern entrance will offer a general store, childcare facility, and a bus stop for convenient access to services. A pedestrian-friendly bridge will connect the residential area to the heart of the community, ensuring easy access for all.

Bruce Blazon, General Manager of North Branch Construction, expressed excitement about the project’s potential to provide housing, jobs, and services to Londonderry, supporting local businesses and the community. Architectural design services for the project provided by Stone River Architects of Bedford, NH

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Grand Opening of Pembrook Road Apartments

TFMoran was proud to attend the grand opening of one of our latest projects, the Pembrook Road Apartments in Concord, NH, on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.

We provided civil/site and structural engineering services in collaboration with Market Square Architects for this new 123-unit affordable housing complex.

The ceremony featured speeches from key figures including Joe Tramposi, head developer at Tramposi Brothers Holdings; Rob Dapice, Executive Director and CEO of New Hampshire Housing; and letters read by U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan.

Guests were treated to breakfast refreshments and had the opportunity to tour the vacant units, celebrating the completion of this important community development.

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TFMoran Donates Services to The Town of Milford

TFM was happy to donate structural engineering services to the town of Milford for their Band Shell project. TFM is honored to have our name on the donor plaque. The dedication and donor plaques were installed recently. Other notable donors included Udelsman Associates, Chappell Designs, and Classic Signs.

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ASCE-NH Newsletter Features Our New Principals

The New Hampshire Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) has featured a full page dedicated to TFMoran’s new Principals Chris Rice, Tom Lamb and Kyle Roy in its February newsletter. Congrats!

Check out the article here.

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TFMoran Announces the Promotion of Four Senior Employees to Principals

A Message from TFMoran’s President, Robert Duval:

We are pleased to welcome these exceptional individuals into our ownership team. They embody the core values of TFMoran: engineering excellence and superior client service. Effective engineering companies require leaders who are innovators and problem-solvers. These new Principals have all demonstrated such leadership roles within our industry and within our community.

TFMoran is very proud to announce the promotion of several key employees to Principals of the firm – Nick Golon and Chris Rice in our civil engineering group, and Tom Lamb and Kyle Roy in our structural group. These individuals represent our commitment to the future. TFMoran is now in its 53rd year of operations. Although in itself a remarkable achievement, we know that our future success depends on identifying and training new generations of leadership today.

Business experts agree that succession planning is one of the hallmarks of a sound business strategy. We agree, and we believe that good succession planning means bringing new leaders into the leadership team early, to ensure a seamless transition as TFMoran continues to grow and prosper in the decades to come.

And as we prepare for the future, we want to thank each and every one of our clients for the continued faith you place in TFMoran, which has made us a mainstay of New Hampshire’s design and construction industry for over 50 years. I am very proud of TFM’s accomplishments. We take on challenging projects with aggressive schedules. We keep our focus on providing the most efficient service and the best possible value for our clients.

We take pride in what we do, and we are especially proud to be joined by this strong young leadership team of professionals who choose to live, raise their families, and put their talents to work inside the great state of New Hampshire.