Region: Atlantic

  • Inspection Services for Buckman & Inglis Locks

    The Cross-Florida Barge Canal was envisioned in the 1960s as a navigable shortcut between the Atlantic and the Gulf, but construction halted in 1971 with less than a third of the route complete. The locks that remain are now operated by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, managing water levels and carrying recreational traffic through…

  • Stratton Lock Expansion & Dam Improvements and EDC Support

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  • 2026 NJSBA Workshop

    Attending this year’s New Jersey School Boards Association Workshop? We will be there from October 19-22! Stop by our booth to discss how our team carefully plans and coordinates with you to implement a diverse range of methods to optimize learning environments. From initial planning to design, we create inspirational spaces where current and future…

  • 2026 Advanced Energy Conference

    The future of energy depends on innovation, adaptability and collaboration – and we’re excited to be part of the conversation at this year’s Advanced Energy Conference (AEC). Hosted by the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center at Stony Brook University, this year’s conference theme, “Adapting the Course: Innovation for a New Energy Era,” explores how…

  • Maine Medical Center: Mobile Mapping & Floor Plan Creation

    Understanding Space to Improve Care MaineHealth engaged our team to support future planning across five healthcare facilities spanning two states and approximately 490,000 square feet of active clinical space. At its core, this effort was about more than documentation, it was about giving decision-makers the clarity they need to improve how care is delivered. By…

  • Beneath the Surface: Restoring Hoboken’s Frank Sinatra Drive Shoreline

    Discover how Colliers Engineering & Design partnered with the City of Hoboken to restore Frank Sinatra Drive’s shoreline, stabilizing aging waterfront infrastructure and strengthening a critical community space for generations to come.

  • USACE Michigan City Breakwater Repair

    Strengthening a Critical Lake Michigan HarborMichigan City Harbor serves as a key access point along Lake Michigan, supporting navigation, recreation, and the local economy. Deterioration of the east pier and detached breakwater had begun to impact structural stability, including the lighthouse at the end of the pier. This project focused on restoring these coastal features…

  • ASDSO Dam Safety Conference

    Our team is heading to the ASDSO Dam Safety Conference, August 30 – September 3 in Raleigh, NC, and we’re ready to discuss how we support dam owners in meeting the critical demands of their structures. From flood control and water supply to power generation and recreation, dams play essential roles communities rely on every…

  • MDOT: Bridge CI Services

    Rebuilding Critical Infrastructure Without Slowing the Corridor Keeping traffic moving along one of Maine’s most vital transportation corridors required a carefully coordinated approach to bridge rehabilitation. Across multiple structures on and over I-95, our team delivered a program of deck replacements and structural improvements designed to extend service life, improve ride quality, and modernize key…

  • Colliers Engineering & Design Strengthens Florida Presence

    Colliers Engineering & Design is pleased to welcome Jenna Martin, PE as Senior Project Manager and Senior Environmental Engineer for the Geo-environmental Division. Ms. Martin has proven expertise in project management, with extensive experience in environmental engineering services.

  • Wood Library Reading Garden

    The Wood Library Reading Garden Quiet moments of reading, conversation, and learning now extend beyond the walls of Wood Library and into the landscape itself. The Wood Library Reading Garden transforms the library’s northern grounds in Canandaigua, New York, into an inviting outdoor space that supports reflection, programming, and connection. Developed during the COVID-19 pandemic,…

  • Watershed Management Plan and Water Quality Models

    Reading the Water to Write the Plan for Chautauqua Lake Chautauqua Lake has been at the center of life in western New York’s Chautauqua County for generations. Tens of thousands of people live along its shores, tourists spend over $70 million annually enjoying its waters, and lakefront property owners contribute roughly a quarter of local…