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28 May 2026
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TFMoran Sponsors Girls Inc. of NH’s Champion for Girls Breakfast!

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TFMoran’s Chief Operating Officer, Dylan Cruess, and Marketing Coordinator, Nicole Arsenault, attended the Girls Inc. of New Hampshire Champions for Girls Breakfast on Thursday, May 28, at the organization’s Manchester campus. The event welcomed community leaders, supporters, and advocates for an inspiring morning dedicated to celebrating the impact of Girls Inc. and its mission to empower girls across the state.

Throughout the breakfast, speakers shared heartfelt stories and personal experiences that highlighted the lasting influence of Girls Inc. programs. Featured speakers included Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais, CEO Sharron McCarthy, COO Jennifer Indeglia, Director of Programming & Athletics Karen Billings, Manchester Center Director Anna Ranlett, and Board Member Amanda Covino.

Attendees also heard powerful remarks from Girls Inc. alumna and current Manchester campus staff member Mia Cunningham, parent Lindsey Russo, Senior Development Manager Aletta Brown, Lakes Region Community College Toyota T-TEN Program Coordinator Kim Stevenson, and 2025 Girl of the Year Aria DeSavage. Each speaker spoke about the confidence, leadership skills, and opportunities Girls Inc. has provided through its supportive and empowering environment.

Dylan, who also serves on the Board of Directors for Girls Inc. of New Hampshire, was recognized at the end of the event with a Champions pin for contributing more than $1,000 to the organization within the past year. The recognition honors individuals whose generosity helps support Girls Inc.’s programs and opportunities for girls throughout New Hampshire.

Girls Inc. of New Hampshire serves girls ages 5 to 18 through research-based programs led by trained professionals, with a focus on academic achievement, leadership development, and healthy living. The organization’s mission to inspire all girls to be strong, smart, and bold was powerfully reflected throughout the morning.

TFMoran is proud to support organizations like Girls Inc. of New Hampshire that are making a meaningful impact in our communities and empowering the next generation of leaders!

28 May 2026
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TFMoran Receives 2026 Excellence in Structural Engineering Award from SENH

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Manchester, NH – On Thursday, May 21, 2026, Structural Engineers of New Hampshire (SENH) held their annual Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards event at the Puritan Conference & Event Center in Manchester. Entries were judged on creativity, complexity, innovation, ingenuity, and suitability of the structural design for each of three categories: Buildings, Bridge and Transportation Structures, and Special Structures.

TFMoran was honored to receive the award in the “Buildings” category for the Wolfeboro Public Safety Building in Wolfeboro, NH The $13.1 million renovation and expansion is being completed in three phases. Phase One includes the addition of new, taller apparatus bays on the left side of the existing building. Phase Two will involve demolition and replacement of the current apparatus bays with a new two-story administration building. The third and final phase will renovate the existing police department section and update the building’s exterior façade. Thomas Lamb, PE, Senior Structural Engineer and Principal of TFMoran, accepted the award from SENH President, Dan Martel.

20 May 2026
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TFMoran Supports the 2026 NH Envirothon!

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At TFMoran, we are proud to support programs that inspire the next generation of environmental professionals. One of those programs is the NH Envirothon, an educational competition that gives high school students hands-on experience in environmental science, conservation, and natural resource management.

This year’s NH Envirothon was held at NHTI – Concord’s Community College, where students from across New Hampshire came together to test their knowledge in aquatics, forestry, soils, wildlife, and current environmental issues.

As part of the event, TFMoran Environmental Scientist, Olivia Boyer, spoke with students about future career opportunities in the environmental science field. Olivia shared insight into the many paths available within the industry, from environmental permitting and natural resource management to conservation and sustainability, helping students better understand how their interests can lead to rewarding careers.

About NH Envirothon:

Live Free and Conserve!

Since 1992, NH Envirothon has empowered students through real-world environmental education and teamwork-based competition. The program encourages participants to think critically about environmental challenges while developing leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills that extend far beyond the classroom.

We are honored to support organizations like NH Envirothon that are helping shape the future of environmental stewardship in our communities.

Envirothon Competition

Each year, volunteer advisers work with teams of students, supported by local conservation districts, forestry associations, and various natural resource organizations. Students are tested on their knowledge in five key areas: aquatics, forestry, soils, wildlife, and current environmental issues. Through the program, participants gain critical teamwork, resource management, and ecological skills, while also exploring potential career paths in the environmental sector. Top-performing teams from each state and province advance to the National Conservation Foundation Envirothon (NCFE), where they compete for national recognition, scholarships, and prizes. The Envirothon Competition is a dynamic, cross-disciplinary experience that goes beyond science, integrating elements of history and cultural studies. The program is open to all high school students, and teams may be formed by schools, homeschool groups, agricultural associations, scout troops, or community service organizations. Teachers, home-school parents, scout leaders, and group mentors can help build teams, whether as part of a class, club, or after-school activity. To learn more about NH Envirothon, visit nhenvirothon.org. The NH Envirothon program is administered by The NH Association of Conservation Districts (NHACD), with additional support from The NH Department of Environmental Services (NHDES), The Society of American Foresters – Granite State Division, The Society of Soil Scientists – Northern New England, The Fox Research and Demonstration Forest, and NHTI- Concord’s Community College
07 May 2026
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TFMoran Announces Robert Duval Stepping Down as President, Promotes Nick Golon

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Bedford, N.H.  May 7, 2026– TFMoran, a leading engineering and surveying company in northern New England since 1968, has announced that Robert Duval, PE, will be stepping down as President effective July 1, 2026.  He joined TFM as Chief Engineer in 2003 and has served as President since 2013. Duval will continue to stay engaged with TFMoran as Director of Special Projects and will also serve as Chairman of the Board of Directors

Under Duval’s leadership, TFMoran expanded through strategic acquisitions, earned NH Business Review’s “Best Engineering Firm” BOB Award for 14 consecutive years, and was named “Best Company to Work For” by Business NH magazine for the past two years.

“We’ve built this company around exceptional service to our clients and our communities,” says Duval. “I’ve always believed that when you hire good people and provide them a positive work environment, you create a culture of success that benefits our employees, our company, and ultimately, our clients.”

“I am proud of the important contributions we have brought to our communities – introducing mixed-use developments, new employment opportunities, and workforce housing projects. These projects have improved the quality of life in our cities and towns, strengthening city centers while protecting the surrounding natural resources.”

Nick Golon, PE, will become TFMoran’s next President and Chief Engineer.  He joined TFMoran in 2005 and currently manages the firm’s Civil Engineering Department. He has been a Principal of the firm for the last six years.

“Nick has been an important part in TFMoran’s success over the past two decades,” says Duval.  “I have full confidence that Nick will lead TFMoran to even greater accomplishments in the years ahead.”

“This is an important and exciting moment for TFMoran, and we are deeply grateful to Bob for his many years of outstanding leadership and dedication,” said Golon. “Bob has led with preparedness, insight, curiosity and genuine care for both the people and the work, always encouraging us to ask the right questions and think more deeply. His guidance and presence have shaped our firm in lasting ways. With over 40 years of experience, Bob remains a trusted mentor and valued resource, and his impact will be felt for many years to come.”

Golon will become only the fourth President in TFMoran’s rich 58-year history.  He has more than 25 years of experience in civil engineering. He graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Mass. with a degree in Civil Engineering Technology. He has served on the Board of Directors of the New Hampshire Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers, including serving as President, and was previously a member of the Manchester Conservation Commission. Golon resides in Bedford.

06 May 2026
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TFMoran Celebrates Cinco de Mayo with NH Housing!

May 6, 2026 | 0 Comments | , , , ,

Yesterday, TFMoran’s Bedford office had the pleasure of joining our neighbors at New Hampshire Housing for a Cinco de Mayo lunch celebration, featuring B’s Taco Truck.

Those who participated enjoyed a delicious, customizable meal with options including tacos, burritos, or burrito bowls, along with a variety of meats and fresh toppings. It was the perfect way to spend a beautiful, sunny spring day while enjoying great food outdoors with coworkers and neighbors.

Thank you again to our friends at New Hampshire Housing for the kind invitation and for bringing everyone together!

Cinco de Mayo is an important historical and cultural day in Mexican history! Here are a few quick facts about the holiday:

  • Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico’s victory over the French army at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862!
  • The victory was significant because a smaller, under-equipped Mexican army defeated a much larger French force.
  • The holiday is most widely celebrated in the Mexican state of Puebla, where the battle took place.
  • Cinco de Mayo is often celebrated in the United States as a way to recognize and celebrate Mexican culture and heritage!
  • It is not Mexico’s Independence Day, that is celebrated on September 16.