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Gagnon and Jimenez join TFMoran, Inc.

Portsmouth, NH Christopher Gagnon, EIT has joined the MSC division of TFMoran, Inc. in Portsmouth serving as a civil project engineer. He has a bachelor of science degree in Civil Engineering from Clemson University in 2013. Gagnon’s prior engineering experience includes residential, commercial and municipal site development plans; construction support; design of stormwater management systems; and watershed analysis.

Adam Jimenez has joined TFMoran’s landscape architecture department serving as an assistant land planner. Jimenez has a bachelor of science degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Rhode Island with a minor in Community Planning. His design experience includes interdisciplinary, urban, disaster resiliency and habitat.

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