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Please Stop by TFM’s Booth #712 at the Tri-City Expo!

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Celebrating 28 years of Business to Business Networking.

For 28 years the Tri-City Expo, a collaborative partnership between the Greater Concord, Nashua and Manchester Chambers of Commerce, has been the premier networking event in central New Hampshire. The event, held at the Expo Center in Manchester, features nearly 200 exhibitors and attracts over 1,200 attendees. Exhibitors are representative of the community, auto dealers, financial institutions, service providers, attractions, marketing and public relation agencies, architects and contractors and non-profits all showcasing their products and services. What makes this show stand out is the business to business networking as well as each exhibitor’s opportunity to interact with decision makers from New Hampshire’s most forward thinking businesses in a fast paced, energetic environment. The Tri-City Expo has always been a step ahead with its exhibitors introducing cutting edge products and services, such as interactive websites and social media. This innovation is unique to the Tri-City Expo and allows the show to maintain relevance in an ever changing business world.

The Tri-City Expo is an outstanding opportunity to cultivate business-to-business networking, drive consumer engagement and build brand awareness – all under one roof in a high energy atmosphere.

Thanks to our many sponsors whose support makes this event possible. Your investment allows our local Chambers of Commerce to engage with our business communities and advocate for your continued success. Thank you for participating in the 2016 Tri-City Expo –it’s where you need to be!

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TFM sponsors 2016 Kids Safety Event with Primary Bank

TFMoran has partnered with Primary Bank  for the The 2016 Kids Safety Event taking place on Saturday, October 1st from 10am to 2pm at the Bedford Police and Fire Department, 207 Route 101. Primary Bank is the organizer of this important and fun event, additional partners include Harvest Market, Bedford Cleaners, Ace Hardware, Bedford Pharmacy and Subway.  The main focus of the event is on providing Child Identification Kits for local children and parents.  The New Hampshire Child ID Program provides parents with essential information about their children including a videotaped interview, finger prints, a dental impression, and a DNA swab.  This specific information can be invaluable to law enforcement officials if a child is ever lost or missing.

Fun activities include face painting, touring the Incident Command Center and Fire Safety Trailer, and enjoying the free food.

For more information about the program look at http://www.mychip.org/.  This program has been run by Freemasons for many years.  The child ID process and materials are free to all parents.  We believe this program is very worthwhile and provides very valuable information for parents.

Clickthis link for the official flyer 2016-kids-safety-event

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TFM welcomes Stephen Perley to the CAD Department

Stephen Perley has joined TFMoran’s CAD Department serving as a CAD Technician. Stephen has an Associates of Science degree in Drafting Technology from the New Hampshire Vocational Technical College at Manchester. He has nearly thirty years experience in preparing plans for all facets of civil engineering and surveying projects.

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TFM’s “Revit Guru”, Rob Vida, participates in Revit® Technology Conference North America 2016

The Revit Technology Conference (RTC) is a networking and learning experience that is held annually in North America and three other continents. RTC is a conference for users, by users, attracting many professionals from architects and structural engineers, to Revit power users and bloggers. TFM’s Rob Vida, Structural Engineer and resident BIM (Building Information Modeling) Director, attended the three-day conference held in Scottsdale, Arizona. Rob is a 2016 Autodesk Revit® Structure Certified Professional. To better serve the needs of our clients, Rob has built a network of contacts in the industry to share ideas with and to inspire new ways of improving TFM’s Revit standards, so that the TFM Structural Department can continue to become a regional leader in BIM/Revit capabilities.

A list of classes Rob attended:

  1. Creating Intelligent Details and Detail Items
  2. Developing and Distributing Revit Training Materials
  3. Automate your Revit Workflows: Let the API Do the Work
  4. Code vs. Node: The Ultimate Revit Automation Smackdown
  5. Super Cutting Edge Technologies for the Structural Workflow
  6. LAB: Global Parameters, Global Control!
  7. Revit 2016 Certification Exam
  8. Automating the Mundane – Dynamo for Model Management
  9. Modeling Existing Structures in Revit Structure
  10. Automate the Boring Stuff with Revit Macros
  11. LAB: Dynamo – Everyone’s Doing It
  12. Health Check for Your Revit Project Models
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TFMoran sponsors SNHU “Penmen for Patriots” 5K Road Race

TFMoran is proud to support our Country’s service men and women by once again sponsoring the second annual Penmen for Patriots 5k Road Race put on by Southern New Hampshire University.  The 5k road race will be held on Saturday, November 12, 2016 with a 10:30a.m. start in front of the Student Center on the SNHU Manchester campus.  All of the race proceeds will benefit Veterans Count, a local New Hampshire based program of Easter Seals, who’s mission is ” to provide critical and timely financial assistance and services when no other resource is available to veterans, service members and their families, to ensure their dignity, health and overall well‐being.”

TFMoran is once again encouraging its staff and their families to participate in the race by covering the entrance fees for those that take part.  Registration is $25, and $20 for SNHU students, military personnel & veterans. Click this link to register on-line with Millennium Running.

For more information: SNHU Penmen for Patriots 5K Registration Form

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TFMoran Hosts the Annual NHCIBOR Awards Cookout

On Thursday, June 16th TFMoran hosted the Annual NH Commercial Investment Board of REALTORS® Awards Cookout. Over a hundred NHCIBOR members and TFMoran staff were on hand to enjoy a beautiful summer evening with no chance of rain. Dave and crew from the Wine’ing Butcher of Bedford, once again did a great job grilling up delicious steak tips, turkey tips, burgers and hot dogs. TFMoran has been hosting the annual NH CIBOR meeting and cookout for nearly 20 years. TFMoran is proud to partner with CIBOR each year for such a great 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 cookout a success. NH CIBOR President Bob Marchewka presented Gerry O’Connell of Keller Williams Commercial with the REALTOR-of-the-Year award, and Tony Fallon of Tony Fallon Architecture with the Affiliate-of-the Year award. The traditional “Awards Cake” was presented to Gerry and Tony, and Gerry did the honors of cutting the first pieces. Hillary of The Inside Scoop, topped off the cake with a scoop of ice cream.

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TFMoran President, Robert Duval – Speaker at The 2016 State of the Northern New England Market Summit in Portsmouth, NH

TFMoran President and Chief Engineer, Robert Duval
TFMoran President and Chief Engineer, Robert Duval, PE

TFMoran President and Chief Engineer, Robert Duval, PE was one of the speakers at this year’s State of the Northern New England Market Summit, hosted by New England Real Estate Journal. The Summit was held on June 7, 2016 at the Portsmouth Harbor Events & Conference Center from 8 a.m. to noon. Mr. Duval spoke during the first session covering “Real Estate Updates/Trends, Industrial, Office, Multi-family and Retail”. The following three sessions covered “Construction Projects”, “Capital Investments” and “Market Overview Opportunities and Future Vacancy Rate, Inventory, Cap Rates, Outside Influences in the Market”.

TFMoran was one of the Corporate Sponsors and had a booth at the Summit featuring a variety of recent projects. TFMoran’s MSC Division Manager and Principal, Corey Colwell, LLS attended the Summit and was on hand to discuss seacoast area projects.

 

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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

View the Video Presentation

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.”