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CLD Consulting Engineers recognized for Granite St./I-293 exit 5 improvement project

CLD Consulting Engineers, Inc. has been recognized by the American Society of Civil Engineers - New Hampshire Section, (ASCE-NH) for participation in the Granite St./I-293 exit 5 improvement project. The city of Manchester was awarded the ASCE-NH 2008 New Hampshire Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award for the project, which was designed by CLD. The award was presented at the ASCE-NH 50th anniversary celebration held on May 27, at the Bedford Village Inn. The New Hampshire Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers, a worldwide professional society, is active in all facets of the civil engineering profession. Additionally, CLD has been awarded the 2009 Excellence Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of New Hampshire (ACEC-NH), also for the Granite Street Project. The Engineering Excellence Awards, presented annually by ACEC-NH, recognize engineering achievements which demonstrate the highest degree of merit and ingenuity. Four categories were considered, and an overall winner selected from nine submissions. CLD won in the transportation Category and was the overall winner for 2009. Awards were presented at the ACEC-NH annual meeting Banquet, June 9 at the Red Hook Brewery in Portsmouth. ACEC-NH is affiliated with a broader national organization, the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), which represents more than 5,500 consulting engineering firms nationally. CLD provides an extensive range of comprehensive professional services including survey, site planning, civil engineering, traffic/transportation planning, bridge/highway design, water resources engineering, environmental engineering, solid waste management, structural engineering, permitting, and construction management services to communities, regional planning agencies, state and federal agencies, and industrial and private clients throughout northern New England.
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