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News & Press | January 7, 2024

USEPA Proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements

On November 30, 2023, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) that establishes Lead Pipe Replacement Requirements (within 10 years for most water systems), Regular Inventory Updates (to be made publicly available), Improved Tap Sampling Protocol, and Lowering the Lead Action Level (from 15µg/L to 10 µg/L). The EPA estimates that the LCRI rule will cost between $2.1 and $3.6B per year and will provide benefits 4-10X the...

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News & Press | January 5, 2024

Innovative Living Shoreline Projects Receive 12 National and Regional Awards

For more than a decade, T&M has used innovative design methods to reestablish shorelines and protect communities from future erosion, storms and major weather challenges. Mystic and Parkertown Beach, Iowa Court & South Green, and Berkeley Island County Park are three of T&M’s significant living shoreline projects that have collectively been awarded a dozen project awards in the past five years. Berkeley Island County Park in Berkeley, NJ, was devastated by Superstorm Sandy in 2012...

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News & Press | December 10, 2023

Gary Dahms’ 2024 Industry Predictions

Commerce Magazine highlighted interviews with New Jersey CEOs, managing partners and industry executives who shared their valuable insight into what they believe is in store for the new year. T&M’s President and CEO, Gary Dahms shared his optimistic viewpoint on 2024 stating, “we’ll continue to see significant infrastructure improvements due to multi-year federal funding, though we’ll still face challenges hiring talent to get all this work done.” He also offered his view on AI, sharing...

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News & Press | December 5, 2023

Monica Wall & Regina Moser Lead Efforts to Secure $438K in Grants

Monica Wall, Municipal Supervising Engineer in T&M’s Bethlehem office, and Regina Moser, Municipal Staff Designer in our Philadelphia office, successfully secured three grants, totaling nearly $438K, for Wilson Borough. Wilson Borough received a total of $325,000 in grants for tennis and pickleball courts in a park rehabilitation and development project. Northampton County awarded the Borough a $75,000 Livable Landscapes grant and the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) awarded Wilson Borough a $250,000...

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Awards | November 27, 2023

Gary Dahms Named ROI Real Estate Influencer

We are pleased to announce that Gary Dahms has been named an ROI Influencer on their Real Estate 2023 – Architecture, Construction, Design & Building list. Gary spearheaded T&M’s growth from a municipal engineering firm into a successful full-service, ten practice engineering consulting firm, comprised of 350 professionals located across the US. Congratulations, Gary!

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News & Press | November 17, 2023

Reviving Little Egg Harbor’s Beaches: A Story of Erosion, Restoration & Resilience

Amidst this historical backdrop, nestled on the picturesque New Jersey shoreline, Little Egg Harbor’s Mystic and Parkertown beaches have long been cherished by locals and visitors alike. However, in recent years, these once-expansive sandy havens have faced a relentless challenge — coastal erosion, so a comprehensive restoration project became necessary as the tides encroached and shorelines diminished. Little Egg Harbor sought to restore these beloved beaches to their 1977 shorelines, a pivotal undertaking to improve...

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News & Press | November 14, 2023

Charlie Cunliffe Discusses Green Infrastructure in SWS Podcast

Charlie Cunliffe, Municipal Supervising Engineer, met with Katie Johns, Stormwater Solutions Editor-in-Chief, to discuss how New Jersey tackles green infrastructure. In this episode, Charlie shares the latest trends in stormwater management and green infrastructure, including recent regulatory amendments and above-ground green infrastructure options. Watch Charlie’s latest episode, ‘How New Jersey is Tackling Green Infrastructure‘ in Stormwater Solutions.  

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