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28 Aug 2026
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TFMoran Celebrates Progress at Apartments at Pearl & Orange

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TFMoran joined NeighborWorks Southern NH, other project partners, and community leaders to celebrate the continued progress of the Apartments at Pearl & Orange development in Manchester, NH!

Representing TFMoran at the event were Chief Operating Officer Dylan Cruess and Marketing Coordinator Nicole Arsenault, who attended on behalf of the firm.

TFMoran is proud to be part of the project team, with members of the firm’s Civil Engineering, Land Surveying, and Structural Engineering teams contributing their expertise to this significant development.

Located on the former Pearl Street parking lot, the approximately $70 million project will transform the three-acre site into a vibrant mixed residential development featuring 126 new one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, 12 townhomes, and a 455-space parking garage. The project will help address the growing need for affordable housing in Manchester while continuing to provide valuable parking capacity in the downtown area.

The gathering brought together partners involved in making the project a reality, including representatives from NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire, along with Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Congressman Chris Pappas, Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais, and other community supporters.

The Apartments at Pearl & Orange project demonstrates the impact that collaboration between the public sector, nonprofit organizations, and private industry can have on meeting important community needs. TFMoran is honored to contribute to a development that will provide much-needed housing opportunities while helping transform a prominent site in downtown Manchester.

TFMoran looks forward to continuing its work alongside the project team as construction progresses and this exciting development takes shape.

21 Aug 2026
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TFMoran Attends AGC of New Hampshire’s Annual Golf Tournament

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TFMoran was pleased to participate in the Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire (AGC of NH) Annual Golf Tournament, joining fellow members and professionals from across New Hampshire’s construction industry for a day of friendly competition, networking, and camaraderie on the course.

Representing TFMoran at this year’s event were President and Chief Engineer Nicholas Golon, PE; Chief Operating Officer Dylan Cruess; Construction Support Services Manager Dan Blais, CPESC; and Civil Project Manager Jonathan Devine, PE.

The annual tournament provided a great opportunity for construction industry professionals to connect outside of the office while enjoying a day on the golf course. With a strong turnout from companies and organizations throughout the industry, the event highlighted the relationships and sense of community that continue to strengthen New Hampshire’s construction industry.

TFMoran values opportunities to connect with industry partners and fellow professionals and is proud to support organizations that bring the construction community together. As a proud member of the Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire, TFMoran appreciates the organization’s continued efforts to support and connect professionals throughout the industry.

Congratulations to all of the tournament winners and participants, Team TFMoran looks forward to participating again next year!

08 Jul 2026
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TFMoran Celebrates Ribbon Cutting at The Village on Technology Hill

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Despite rainy skies, excitement remained high as project partners, state officials, and community leaders gathered on Tuesday to celebrate the ribbon cutting for The Village on Technology Hill in Londonderry, New Hampshire. The milestone marks a significant step forward for one of the state’s largest mixed-use developments, bringing together residential, commercial, and industrial spaces designed to support New Hampshire’s growing workforce and economy.

TFMoran is proud to have provided civil and structural engineering services for this transformative 110-acre development, working alongside North Branch Construction, developer Ken and Grace Solinsky, and Stone River Architects to help bring the vision to life.

The ceremony featured remarks from several project partners and distinguished guests, including Governor Kelly Ayotte, U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan, U.S. Representative Chris Pappas, and other state and local leaders. TFMoran’s newly appointed President and Chief Engineer, Nick Golon, PE, also addressed attendees, highlighting both the opportunities and engineering challenges presented by the site.

“This site is truly magnificent, spanning more than 110 acres with over 120 feet of elevation change,” Golon said. “It offers mountain views, and on a clear day— not today—and even a glimpse of the Boston skyline.“

Nick also spoke about the complexities of designing the project, noting the site’s steep slopes, extensive ledge, limited buildable shelf space, and surrounding wetlands. Through close collaboration with the project team, TFMoran developed engineering solutions that transformed the rugged terrain into a vibrant mixed-use community designed for generations to come.

Following the ribbon cutting, guests toured the newly completed apartment homes and commercial spaces while enjoying food trucks and local vendors stationed throughout the property. Although the weather was less than ideal, the rain did little to dampen the celebration as attendees experienced firsthand the scale and vision of the development.

The Village on Technology Hill will ultimately include 440 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments across nine residential buildings centered around a three-acre village green featuring walking trails, a playground, dog park, and community gathering spaces. The mixed-use campus will also include industrial facilities, retail space, an Easterseals New Hampshire childcare center serving up to 200 children, and pedestrian-friendly connections designed to create a true live-work-play environment.

As one of the largest privately funded developments currently underway in New Hampshire, The Village on Technology Hill represents an exciting investment in the region’s future. TFMoran is honored to have played an integral role in the engineering and design of this landmark project and congratulates the entire project team on reaching this exciting milestone. We look forward to seeing the community continue to grow as additional phases are completed over the coming years!

25 Mar 2026
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Jay Aube Featured in New England Real Estate Journal 2026 Spring Preview

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TFMoran is proud to share that our Director of Environmental Permitting and Senior Environmental Scientist, Jay Aube, CWS, was recently featured in the New England Real Estate Journal’s 2026 Spring Preview as part of their Expert Engineer Spotlight.

In his article, Jay highlights upcoming changes from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), including the implementation of Nationwide Permits (NWPs) beginning March 15, 2026. These new permits will replace the existing Regional General Permits across New England, creating a more consistent federal permitting process.

One key takeaway is the introduction of a standardized 0.5-acre impact threshold for non-tidal resources, which may affect how projects are planned and permitted moving forward—particularly in states like New Hampshire.

For a full breakdown of what these changes mean and how they may impact future development, read Jay’s complete article here:

https://nerej.com/significant-federal-changes-to-environmental-permitting-processes-effective-march-15-2026-by-jason-aube

04 Mar 2026
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TFMoran Celebrates Engineer’s and Women in Construction Week!

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Today, March 4, 2026 at TFMoran, we were proud to celebrate Engineers Week 2026 and the 28th Annual Women in Construction (WIC) Week with a special appreciation breakfast!

Engineers Week, organized by DiscoverE in partnership with the American Society of Civil Engineers, recognizes the important contributions engineers make to our communities every day. We’re grateful for our Civil, Structural, and Traffic Engineers whose dedication, innovation, and expertise help shape the world around us!

We also celebrated the 28th annual WIC Week, organized by the National Association of Women in Construction, with this year’s theme, “Level Up, Build Strong.” WIC Week honors the strength, knowledge, and impact of women across the Architecture, Engineering and Construction industry while inspiring the next generation of leaders.

Our team in both our Bedford and Portsmouth offices enjoyed all the traditional breakfast favorites — scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, breakfast potatoes, waffles, fresh fruit salad, assorted pastries, and plenty of hot and iced coffee, catered by The Common Man Roadside and The Works Café. It was a great way to start the day and recognize the incredible talent and hard work that make TFMoran stronger every day!

For this year’s WIC Week celebration, Environmental Scientist, Olivia Boyer, was featured in a Q+A article in both High Profile Magazine and the New England Real Estate Journal

Published in High Profile Magazine March 2026:

Olivia Boyer is an Environmental Scientist at TFMoran. She graduated Cum Laude from Plymouth State University with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Biology. She has completed the Wetlands Certificate program at the University of New Hampshire and is currently pursuing her GIS certificate. Olivia brings experience in structural and environmental assessments of stream crossings, environmental and water quality monitoring, aquatic habitat restoration, native wildlife research, and ArcGIS analysis.
What is one project that you are most proud of, and how did it impact your organization or community? One project I am most excited about is a multi-property shoreline stabilization effort along the Piscataqua River. The design incorporates a hybrid living shoreline approach, combining hard armor with native vegetation—an increasingly effective solution for communities impacted by coastal storms. By coordinating improvements across adjacent properties, the project not only strengthens bank stability and protects homes from storm surge, but also enhances foraging and nesting habitat through the use of native plant species. It reflects a balanced approach that supports both resilience and ecological function.
Who has inspired you most in your career, and what advice would you share with the next generation of women entering the Architecture/Engineering/Construction industry? Throughout my career, I have been inspired by the strong professional relationships I have built within our industry. My advice to women entering the A/E/C field is to invest in your team—both internally and externally. Build meaningful relationships with colleagues, consultants, contractors, and engineers. Cultivating mutual respect and collaboration creates a trusted network of knowledgeable professionals you can turn to for guidance, perspective, and support throughout your career.
27 Jan 2026
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TFMoran Attends Realty ONE Group Next Level’s Grand Opening!

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TFMoran was proud to support the continued growth of Realty ONE Group Next Level through the site planning and permitting for their newest headquarters in Bedford, New Hampshire. As a rapidly expanding real estate firm with offices in Concord, Portsmouth, and Nashua, this new Bedford location marks a significant milestone for the organization and its leadership team. 

Led by Peter and Rebecca Beauchemin, Realty ONE Group Next Level has experienced impressive growth across the state, and the new headquarters reflects both their success and their long-term vision.  

Members of the TFMoran team—including COO Dylan Cruess, Civil Project Manager Jonathan Devine, EIT, and Marketing Coordinator Nicole Arsenault—attended the ribbon cutting and grand opening celebration this past Thursday, January 22, 2026. The event began with a ceremony held outside the new office, featuring remarks from the Beauchemin’s and the reading of a proclamation written by Governor Kelly Ayotte, recognizing the firm’s impact and expansion within New Hampshire. 

Following the ceremony, guests enjoyed food and beverages provided by Tidewater Catering and an evening of networking and celebration. The event brought together colleagues, partners, and community members to commemorate Realty ONE Group Next Level’s overall growth and success throughout the region. 

TFMoran is grateful to have played a role in bringing this project to life and congratulates Realty ONE Group Next Level on this exciting achievement. We wish their team continued success as they expand their presence and impact across New Hampshire. 

20 Jan 2026
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TFMoran Celebrates our 14th consecutive BOB Award!

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TFMoran is honored to be voted as 2026 Best of Business in the Engineering Firm category by New Hampshire Business Review readers. 2026 marks the 14th consecutive year TFMoran has received this award!

The BOB Awards honors the “Best Of Business” in New Hampshire in over 60 business-to-business categories. According to NHBR’s website, more than 15,000 people cast their votes in the BOB Awards survey, recognizing over 500 businesses across New Hampshire. A Big THANK YOU to all who voted for us! We are grateful for the opportunity to continue delivering exceptional engineering solutions to our community. Here’s to many more years of excellence and innovation!

NH Business Review will hold a “Who’s Your Business Super Hero?” themed awards celebration on Thursday, March 12th, at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord. This year is NHBR’s 18th year celebrating New Hampshire’s Best of Business. Come celebrate with us and network with business leaders from across New Hampshire in a fun and festive party atmosphere with classic sport theme games! Don’t miss out, register early and get your tickets online at NHBR.com

Thank you to New Hampshire Business Review for this opportunity and for showcasing the Best of Business across New Hampshire!

06 Oct 2025
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TFMoran Promotes Blais to Senior Vice President and Construction Support Services Manager

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TFMoran is proud to announce the promotion of Daniel Blais, CPESC to Senior Vice President and Construction Support Services Manager. Dan has over 30 years of experience in project planning, site engineering, permit processing, and construction engineering support services. Dan oversees TFMoran’s stormwater compliance group. His years of experience working with regulators and contractors ensure projects are constructed efficiently and in full conformance with all necessary stormwater compliance items

Blais holds a Master of Science in Environmental Engineering, ABT and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire. He also served as a visiting scholar at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. He is a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC) and a Certified Erosion, Sediment, and Stormwater Inspector (CESSWI). Dan is a former Chairman of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) Water Quality Standards Advisory Committee and the Environment Committee of the Associated General Contractors of New Hampshire. He is also an active member of the Government & Legislative Affairs Committee of the New Hampshire Home Builders Association and represents them on the USEPA Construction General Permit Rules Advisory Panel.

Congratulations Dan!

03 Oct 2025
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TFMoran Connects with UNH Engineering Students at Fall Career Fair!

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TFMoran Principal and Senior Structural Engineer, Kyle Roy, PE and Structural Engineer, Zac Valente, PE, a UNH Alumni, represented the firm at the University of New Hampshire’s Fall Career Fair on Thursday, September 18, 2025.

Students engaged in dynamic conversations with potential employers and refined their interviewing skills during the fair. The TFMoran team shared their experiences and provided valuable insights into the engineering profession.

The Career Fair proved to be a tremendous success, drawing enthusiastic and talented candidates ready to explore full-time and internship opportunities.

Thanks to UNH for hosting such a well-organized and energetic Career Fair. The TFMoran team wishes all students the best of luck as they pursue exciting opportunities in their fields!

19 Sep 2025
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Built to Connect: Highlights from the 2025 Plan NH Fall Conference

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This past Wednesday, September 17, professionals from across New Hampshire gathered in Concord for the Plan NH Fall Conference, centered around the theme: Built to Last: Reducing Impact, Maximizing Performance. On the surface, this may sound like a technical conversation about sustainable materials or energy-efficient buildings, the event delved much deeper. Through five engaging speakers, the conference explored the human, environmental, and community dimensions of designing spaces that truly stand the test of time.

Nancy E. Smith – CEO, GrowSmart Maine

Nancy Smith opened the day with a powerful reminder of how the pandemic reshaped our sense of place. She spoke about the loss of “third places”—parks, libraries, and gathering spots—and how essential they are to mental health and community life. Through storytelling, she challenged us to design spaces that foster human connection and trust. In a unique moment, she asked attendees to write haikus about connection, sparking spontaneous conversations and reminding us that design is ultimately about people.

Emma Sabella – Senior Waste Reduction Consultant, CET

Emma Sabella shared practical, inspiring solutions for reducing construction and demolition (C&D) waste. Representing the Center for EcoTechnology, she outlined how deconstruction—carefully dismantling buildings to salvage materials—can save money, support reuse outlets, and divert tons of waste from landfills. Emma emphasized that CET’s technical assistance is free, thanks to USDA funding, and shared real-world examples of adaptive reuse and smart material recovery. Her message: sustainability starts with planning, and there’s value in what we might otherwise throw away.

David Webb – Commercial Sales Lead, ReVision Energy

David Webb brought the conversation into the world of clean energy and building performance. Representing ReVision Energy, he highlighted practical ways to integrate renewable systems into commercial and residential projects. He also addressed barriers communities face—such as access to incentives and understanding evolving technologies. His session emphasized that reducing environmental impact isn’t just about new construction, but also retrofitting existing buildings with systems that are efficient, affordable, and scalable.

Matt O’Keefe – Energy Efficiency Coordinator, Unitil/NH Saves

Matt O’Keefe offered insight into how local utilities and programs like NH Saves are helping to improve energy performance across New Hampshire. He spoke about accessible energy efficiency measures for homes and businesses, and how smart design choices today can lead to lasting savings. By breaking down technical programs into clear, actionable steps, Matt helped demystify energy upgrades and showed how they can align with both sustainability goals and local economic development.

Joe Knapik – Technical Director, RPF Environmental

Joe Knapik provided a sobering but necessary perspective on worker health and safety in construction and environmental projects. With decades of experience in industrial hygiene, Joe reminded attendees that sustainability must include the people doing the work. He raised awareness about mental health challenges in the trades and emphasized the importance of managing hazardous materials safely. His call to action was clear: protect the workers, not just the materials. True sustainability is both environmental and human.

The 2025 Plan NH Fall Conference was a reminder that strong communities are built on connection—between people, places, and purpose. It reflected TFMoran’s focus on creating thoughtful, sustainable solutions that truly serve the communities we help shape. We are always proud to be a sponsor of Plan NH!