EnTech is proud to announce that Paul Shim has been promoted to ERP Manager/Manager of Contract Administration! In this role Paul will continue to review, revise, and negotiate contracts; establish joint ventures and other teaming arrangements; and work with company leadership to get EnTech approved for high-profile projects.
Mana Sazegara Promoted to Creative Lead
Rima Abisaad Earns NJ Professional Engineer Certification
Davood Mesbah Earns his PMP
Congratulations to EnTech resident engineer Davood Mesbah on becoming Project Management Professional (PMP) certified. The PMP certification, issued by the Project Management Institute, is a leading, industry-recognized certification demonstrating leadership experience and expertise in multiple project management approaches. Congrats Davood!
Community Celebrates Completion of Repair and Resiliency Project on Shore Road in Queens
EnTech Talks Future of VDC at NJ TransAction Conference
EnTech’s VDC group recently brought its expertise in construction technology to the NJ TransAction Conference 2022, in Atlantic City. Vice President of Technology and Innovation Pierce Reynoldson and VDC Engineer Chen Zhou jointly presented “The Future Is Now! Emerging Technology for Infrastructure,” a birds’ eye view of major technology trends in the infrastructure space.
EnTech Ranked as a Top CM/PM Firm by ENR
Jinfu Xiao Promoted to Geotechnical Manager
We are thrilled to announce the promotion of Jinfu Xiao, PE, PhD to the position of Geotechnical Manager! Jinfu’s extensive and diversified engineering background in geotechnical investigations, design, and analysis has propelled his growth at EnTech over the years and have made him an integral part of the geotechnical team.
Painting and Protecting Bridges Across the Hudson Valley
EnTech’s transportation CM staff is overseeing an important project to clean and paint deteriorating surfaces on 15 steel roadway bridges across six counties in the Hudson Valley region. The project will protect the bridges against corroding effects of the environment, acid rain, and deicing agents. The project also involves abatement of asbestos-containing material, lead-based paint, and lead-containing concrete coating.
Infrastructure Week Spotlight: EnTech Overseeing Upgrades to the Madison Avenue Bridge
For the past four years, EnTech has been at work over the Harlem River, overseeing critical upgrades to the Madison Avenue Bridge between Upper Manhattan and the Bronx. The firm, in joint venture, is leading resident engineering inspection (REI) and environmental services for a New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT) project to upgrade mechanical, electrical, and structural components of the movable bridge. The goal of the project is to replace nonfunctioning or obsolete parts and bring the bridge up to regulatory standards.
Infrastructure Week Spotlight: Reconstruction of Five Bridges within Croton Watershed
EnTech Ranked amongst ENR NY/NJ's Top Design Firms
Introducing Human Resources Manager Adelina Doko
In her career she has led efficiency focused, team building, and professional development initiatives that have made a tangible impact in the companies she has been a part of. Her skills, ability, and experience with change have enabled her to create and/or transform HR departments throughout her career, and build centers of excellence that support the mission and values of organizations.
Rima Abisaad Named an AEC Industry Rising Star
Shore Road Stabilization, Managed by EnTech’s All-Women Team, Reaches Substantial Completion
EnTech Joins Autodesk Partner Program
Sue Bayat Receives the Empire State Development Carey Gabay Excellence and Innovation Award
Improving Water Infrastructure Reliability
This project will improve water infrastructure reliability in the Bayside neighborhood of Queens, NY by installing more than seven miles of new water mains along 33rd, 37th, and 38th Avenues and sections of Utopia Parkway. The installation serves two main purposes: it creates redundancy within the water distribution system, making the system less vulnerable to shutdowns, and it increases the size of the water mains, improving water pressure in the area.