H2M performed for the United States Postal Service (USPS) an energy audit for the Long Island City Main Post Office including site visit, utility bill analysis, and building modeling simulation. Potential Energy Conservation Opportunities (ECO) and Equipment Repair/Replacements (EER) were investigated as part of this […]
The Town of Clarkstown, interested in saving money on utility bills and reducing its carbon footprint, saw an opportunity to utilize vacant land at its landfill as the site of a solar farm. The Town selected H2M because of the firm’s extensive experience with landfills […]
H2M provided SEQRA documentation for Phase II of the Hempstead Substation Transmission Line and Distribution Line Upgrade project. Services included preparation of Long Environmental Assessment Forms (EAFs); an expanded Environmental Assessment (EA) which included a detailed project description; and the creation of visual simulations and […]
Under the Additional Services Task in the Annual Retainer Agreement, the Huntington Sewer District requested H2M provide engineering services for the replacement of existing rotating biological contactors (RBCs) at the District’s scavenger wastewater pre-treatment facility. The purpose of the scavenger waste pre-treatment facility is to […]
The Riverhead Sewer District was required to upgrade the existing sewage treatment plant in order to achieve a total nitrogen effluent limitation of 3.2 mg’l based on the total maximum daily load (TMDL) conducted for the Peconic Estuary Program. Due to the location of the […]
The Nassau County Bay Park Sewage Treatment Facility sustained catastrophic damage as a result of Super Storm Sandy and the associated high winds, flooding, and salt water intrusion. H2M was called upon for electrical engineering assistance and to provide design and construction administration services. The […]
In Winter of 2014, NJ American Water Operations and Engineering identified a combination of planning trends that indicated a possible occurrence of peak demands for a series of 2-4 days, during the system’s Summer operating season, in excess of the system’s firm capacity. H2M was […]
H2M WASselected by the Village of Patchogue in 2004 to prepare the engineering feasibility study followed by the Facility Plan in 2005 and design in 2007 to upgrade and expand from the existing 0.5 million gallons per day (MGD) rotating biological contractor (BNC) facility to […]
H2M was responsible for the professional engineering services associated with the design of two new identical wellhead treatment systems for volatile organic compound (VOC) removal at three pump stations servicing four wells. This project was noted as the highest priority project in the WAWNC Master […]
The Borough of Spring Lake Heights in Monmouth County owns and operates the Shore Road and Black Creek Pump Stations, of respective capacities 0.5 and 1.0 MGD. The facilities are located in areas that may be exposed to chronic flooding, when compared to 100-year and […]
H2M was selected by the Brick Township Municipal Utilities Authority (BTMUA) to provide professional engineering services to comprehensively evaluate its system assets, existing and future demand centers, special regulatory criteria as a surface water supplier in NJ Water Supply Critical Area #1 – and combine […]
H2M’s Planners have extensive experience providing development application review services to Planning Boards, Zoning Boards and Combined Land Use Boards throughout New Jersey. Our appointments have included communities as diverse as: Livingston Township, Rockaway Borough, Pompton Lakes Borough, Hackensack City, Lafayette Borough, Lodi Borough, and […]
H2M conducted site visits of each property including interior and backyard inspections, where feasible, and met with interested property owners to discuss the redevelopment process. During the three days of inspections, we used tablets and mobile Geographic Information System (GIS) software, Fulcrum, to document existing […]
H2M provided comprehensive Affordable Housing Services to municipalities throughout the state of New Jersey to comply with communities’ legal obligation to build affordable housing. One aspect of a municipality’s affordable housing obligation is it’s “rehabilitation obligation.” As Affordable Housing planners for the Township of Little […]
H2M was part of a consultant team that prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) that analyzed the potential environmental impacts associated with various potential future operating scenarios of the re-activation of the Queens Groundwater System. Environmental assessment was required to support to support the […]
The proposed 6,000 square foot facility is an integral part of wildlife / marine research and observation services provided to over 11,000 students each year from various school districts across Long Island; it contains three large classrooms (labs) with operable partitions to provide maximum flexibility, […]
The Shrub Oak International School is a unique school that incorporates the full curriculum of a day school for children and young adults that have autism as well as a boarding component that houses these students full time incorporating special care and life skill programs. […]
The City of Norwalk wanted its Fire Department to reuse its existing, very narrow site between U.S. Route 1 and I-95 to build its new headquarters and Federally funded EOC. Due to the site’s location and narrow dimensions, it was extremely important to factor in […]
Fort Washington Fire Company No. 1 wanted to combine its Volunteer Fire Company and New Student Bunker Program into a single facility with public access for training, EOC, and township offices that would maintain secure separations without diminishing emergency response. Pacheco Ross Architects (PRA) controlled […]
We provided civil, structural, electrical, HVAC and plumbing engineering services for the new 36,000 square foot facility. The entire building, including the mechanical systems, were designed to LEED requirements with the objective of achieving a Gold rating. The plumbing and HVAC design involved the installation […]
The Village Hall building in the Village of Rockville Centre called for the replacement of all existing perimeter fan coil units serving the heating and cooling needs of the existing building. The proposed design consists of a new heat pump variable refrigerant (VRF) system with […]
H2M designed and commissioned a 6,300 position automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) for the American Packaging Corporation’s printing press cylinders. A long term client required a custom material handling/high density storage solution for their new printing plant in Wisconsin. The challenge required storing over […]
H2M utilizes the latest GIS technology to provide a variety of valuable products and services to local First Responders. Our GIS team delivers high-quality map products, data analysis and planning tools that aid emergency responders and help protect the public. Our professional map products include […]
H2M was contracted by SUEZ Water New Jersey, Inc. to provide design coordination, construction administration, and construction observation of the replacement of multiple miles of water mains throughout Hudson and Bergen Counties in New Jersey. As part of these duties, H2M had to efficiently quantify […]
The City of Plainfield is taking advantage of its recent Transit Village designation by creating a new residential anch or at one of the major northeastern gateways to Plainfield that capitalizes on access to retail shopping, restaurants, open space and its proximity and walkability to […]
To reserve these trends and expand the progress being made in the Borough’s downtown redevelopment area to the entire corridor, H2M created three new zone districts for the corridor. The new zoning promotes compact, mixed-use development that features attractive, highly articulated buildings and site design […]
The development of a comprehensive analysis for the Oceanside hamlet was identified as a project as part of the NY Rising Community Reconstruction (NYRCR) Program within the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery (GOSR). These plans outlined numerous projects to help rebuild more resilient communities in […]
H2M was retained by Battery Park City Authority (BPCA) to evaluate and help advance a conceptual resiliency project consisting of a series of interconnected barriers extending approximately 1,500 feet inland that would protect the Battery Park City property’s northern borders. Located on the lower west […]
The County wished to update its regulations (last updated in 2008) in an easy to digest format, to create urban design-based circulation strategies for county roadways, incorporate Complete Streets designs into county roadways, and to update the regulations to reflect post-Sandy stormwater standards and updating […]
The Jones Beach West Bathhouse has been in continuous operation for more than 85 years, serving millions of visitors each season. Natural events, wars, changing social and cultural demands, major increases in visitation and material deterioration have all impacted the building. Changing use patterns have […]
The new facility will expand the current operation to include 152 beds (male and female); counseling rooms; a new outpatient facility; a new Article 28 medical suite; administrative offices; gymnasium; physical fitness room; cafeteria; commercial kitchen; laundry; vocational training spaces; lounges; and a community room. […]
This project includes improvements to the District’s 12 school buildings, totaling 1.4 million square feet. The types of projects include building exterior envelope upgrades (roofs, masonry windows & doors), interior upgrades (walls, floors, ceilings, doors and ADA accessibility), mechanical and electrical system upgrades, and site […]
