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.
