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Josh McAllister to Receive Community Spirit Award
Congratulations to our own Josh McAllister! Josh will be receiving the Steve Eastman Community Spirit Award at next week’s Mt. Washington Valley Chamber B2B Expo. Josh is extremely active in the community, sitting on several boards and coaching the Kennett High School baseball team, in addition to his duties as HEB’s Treasurer and Senior Civil…
View full post...Hutchins Street Reconstruction Bid Opening
HEB received final approval from the City of Berlin and NHDOT for the Hutchins Street reconstruction project and has completed the bidding process. A.B. Excavating Inc. submitted the apparent low bid for the roadway rehabilitation and construction is scheduled to begin in mid-April. The project, which began in 2009, includes reclamation and reconstruction of street,…
View full post...HEB Opens New Office in Bridgton, Maine
HEB is growing! We are pleased to announce the opening of our new office space in the recently constructed building at 103 Main Street (Suite 6) in Bridgton, Maine. The energy-efficient space, built by Maine Eco-Homes, will allow us to better serve clients in western Maine. Our staff has long been licensed to practice engineering…
View full post...Stark Covered Bridge Wins National Recognition Award
We are so pleased to announce that our work on the Stark Covered Bridge rehabilitation received a national Engineering Excellence Recognition Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies during Engineer’s Week! This historic bridge rehabilitation project was a labor of love for HEB; designing and overseeing the construction of this historic Paddleford truss was a…
View full post...2016 New Hampshire Young Engineer of the Year
HEB is pleased and extremely proud to announce that our own Chris Fournier has been selected as the 2016 New Hampshire Young Engineer of the Year! This award is presented by the New Hampshire Society of Professional Engineers and is awarded to those who have made significant contributions to the engineering profession and community. At…
View full post...Loon Mountain Road Bridge Progress Update
The new Loon Mountain Road Bridge is beginning to look like a bridge! Steel girders for the south span began arriving on site on January 11 and installation began the following day. The process took approximately two weeks. Due to high winds on several days, installation was put on hold for the protection of the…
View full post...Crane Hill Road Bridge Upgrades Started
HEB Engineers is working with the Town of Sugar Hill to rehabilitate or replace the Crane Hill Road Bridge over the Gale River. The historic Warren truss bridge was built at the same time as the Prospect Street Bridge in Bethlehem, NH, which HEB helped rehabilitate in 2011. The project is being funded through the…
View full post...2015 Technical Grant: Plymouth Regional High School Ski Jump
We were excited to be asked to provide design services for the reconstruction of the Plymouth Regional High School Ski Jump through our 2015 Technical Grant program. The old ski jump trestle had deteriorated to the point where the ski jump was no longer safe. HEB worked with Paul King, Norm Leblanc, and other volunteers…
View full post...Loon Mountain Bridge Replacement On Track
The Loon Mountain Bridge replacement project is on track. The project originally called for construction throughout a full two year period. However, at this point contractor R.M. Piper is able to take a break this winter with completion of the project next fall. HEB is providing full-time resident engineering and recently used Dragonfly Aerials to…
View full post...Route 16 Reconstruction Project Once In a Generation Opportunity to Improve Road
HEB Engineers and the City of Berlin recently held a public hearing to review the details of the Route 16 Roadway Reconstruction project with abutters and the general public. Jay Poulin, PE emphasized that the reconstruction project is a great opportunity beautify the community while improving the roadway. For more information on what was discussed during this…
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