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Posted: July 19, 2013
Liversidge promoted to chief of survey for TFMoran, Inc.
Paul Liversidge, LLS, PLS was recently promoted to chief of survey for TFMoran, Inc.
Liversidge is a licensed land surveyor in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine. He joined TFMoran in 1994. He has over 30 years experience and oversees all land surveying projects from proposal preparation to field operations, technical computations, research and boundary determinations, and project management.
Liversidge is a member of the New Hampshire Land Surveyors Association and National Society of Professional Surveyors.
TFMoran is a regionally recognized land surveying, land planning, civil, structural and traffic engineering, and landscape architectural firm with over forty-five years of continuous service to private and public clients inside and outside of New Hampshire.
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