News

Categories

News & Press | June 28, 2026

T&M’s Grant Ervin Featured on Esri Blog

Grant Ervin, Director of Applied Technology, has authored a featured blog post on Esri.com highlighting how ArcGIS Indoors is helping the Delaware County Intermediate Unit (DCIU) transform facility and resource management. In the article, “Leveraging ArcGIS Indoors for Resource Management: Bringing Indoor Mapping to the Delaware County Intermediate Unit,” Grant explores how DCIU is using indoor GIS technology to improve operational efficiency, enhance visibility across multiple facilities, support educational program requirements, and streamline resource planning....

Read More
News & Press | August 6, 2025

T&M Takes Home Two Distinguished Awards

T&M is honored to receive two Distinguished Engineering Awards for our Jersey City Canal Crossing and Avantor Landfill and Parking Lot Solar Redevelopment projects. The New Jersey Alliance for Action’s Distinguished Engineering Award program honors the truly elite of Garden State engineering projects. These works have a significant and extraordinary impact on the state’s economy and environment. Congratulations to the project teams! The Jersey City Canal Crossing Canal Crossing is a 111-acre tract in Jersey...

Read More
News & Press | July 14, 2025

ENR Ranks T&M #84 in Midwest Design Firms List

Moving up four spots from last year, the ENR Midwest Top Design Firms list ranked T&M #84. Our Midwest regional headquarters is located in Columbus, Ohio with professionals working on projects in numerous states throughout the region, lending their expertise in environmental, water, buildings & facilities, community & land development, and transportation.

Read More
News & Press | June 18, 2025

Stone Harbor Retreat Project Wins CMAA Project of the Year Award

The Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) Stone Harbor Retreat project was awarded CMAA’s Project of the Year award in the Private Sector Under $20M category. The new retreat center is a two-story, 41,000 SF wood and steel framed construction with pile foundations and includes a Chapel and bell tower, meeting, dining spaces, support spaces, a full-service commercial kitchen, 54 new rooms, a year-round Convent, onsite parking, prayer and reflection gardens, a...

Read More
News & Press | May 6, 2025

Liz Lutz on the Women in Engineering Podcast

T&M’s Liz Lutz, CCM, Group Manager, joined Rebecca Swabey on the farewell episode of Engineering Management Institute’s Women in Engineering Podcast to discuss her journey navigating the construction management field, breaking barriers in a male-dominated industry, and the importance of mentorship and leadership for women in engineering. With decades of experience and a deep commitment to empowering others, Liz offers thoughtful guidance for current and future leaders in the AEC industry. Her perspective is both...

Read More
Awards | April 24, 2025

T&M Climbing ENR’s Top 500 Design Firms List

Engineering News-Record ranked T&M Associates #274 on their list of 2025 Top 500 Design Firms list, rising one position from last year. This recognition reflects the outstanding dedication of our talented team, the trust of our valued clients, and the strength of our strategic partnerships.

Read More
Awards | April 9, 2025

T&M Wins Two Engineering Excellence Awards

The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC-NJ) honored two T&M projects with Engineering Excellence Awards. The ACEC-NJ Engineering Excellence Awards recognize and honor consulting engineering firms whose efforts demonstrate both superior skill and the highest degree of creativity. The recipient firms exhibit true excellence in the profession and the projects honored have a significant impact on the public. Ship Bottom Municipal Building | Borough of Ship Bottom, NJ – Distinguished Award Woodbridge Tiki Bar |...

Read More
News & Press | April 8, 2025

Boosting Safety on Kings Highway in Roads & Bridges Magazine

The Kings Highway upgrade in Camden County, N.J., is a landmark project aimed at improving safety and connectivity on a 2.42-mile stretch between Market Street and Hopkins Road. The article “Boosting Safety” in Roads & Bridges magazine details the collaborative planning, infrastructure upgrades, and complete streets approach aimed at improving safety, accessibility, and connectivity for all users. Read more here.  

Read More