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Posted: February 26, 2016
TFMoran to be honored as best engineering firm
TFMoran-240x300.jpg" alt="Robert Duval, Bedford, NH TFMoran, Inc. has been selected for the fourth straight year as “Best Engineering Firm” in New Hampshire Business Review’s BOB Awards reader’s survey, which honors the best of business in N.H. in over 90 categories. TFMoran was established in 1968 and is involved in major engineering projects throughout New Hampshire and the northeast.
“We are grateful to the readers of NHBR for this special recognition, now four years in a row,” said Robert Duval, president of TFMoran. “The credit belongs to our staff, who show their commitment to client service every day, ‘going the extra mile’ for our clients. We are proud of the reputation we have earned for first-class engineering, survey, and landscape architectural services.”
TFMoran and the other winners will be honored on March 3rd at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord. A portion of the proceeds will benefit New Horizons for N.H.
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