MTA provides geotechnical services for record water main replacement project

Under subcontract to GDM, MTA provided geotechnical services to Middlesex Water Company for replacement of a critical water main beneath the Raritan River in New Jersey. The project included the installation of 5,365 feet of 24 inch diameter FPVC pipe using horizontal directional drilling. MTA performed both land and water-based borings, and laboratory strength and identification testing.

Richard D. Lev, C. P. G. approved as Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) by NJDEP

To help clients address the sweeping changes to environmental regulations implemented by NJDEP as part of the Site Remediation Reform Act (SRRA), Richard D. Lev, C. P. G. has been approved by NJDEP as a LSRP. MTA is providing LSRP Services to clients that require remedial approval as part of site redevelopment.

Melick-Tully and Associates, P.C. issued indoor environmental consultant license by New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services (NJDHSS)

The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services (NJDHSS) has granted MTA an Indoor Environmental Consultant License to perform indoor environmental health assessments (IEHAs) in child care centers and educational facilities. Existing, new, or proposed child care centers, as well as certain educational facilities undergoing renovations or additions, are required to perform an IEHA in order to obtain a safe building interior certification from NJDHSS. MTA has assisted numerous child care and educational facilities in obtaining approvals from NJDHSS.

Melick-Tully and Associates, P.C. offers in-house continuing education seminars

MTA provides in-house seminars tailored to your needs, with specific emphasis on geotechnical, environmental, geologic, and stormwater investigations and design topics. Let us prepare an informative lunchtime or after-hours talk customized to your specific needs. Contact Ray Tully for further information.

MTA presents "Understanding Geotechnical Reports and Designs" in White Plains, New York

For the second consecutive year, Ray Tully and Todd Horowitz presented a full day seminar entitled "Understanding Geotechnical Reports and Designs" at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in White Plains, New York. The seminar provided six hours of New York State Continuing Education credits for both the engineers and architects. Topics included an introduction to Basic Soil Mechanics, an overview of the geology of the New York Metro area and why geology is important to the planning and execution of geotechnical investigation, design of shallow foundations, deep foundations, retaining walls and ground improvement. Lastly, discussions on the selection of geo-consultants, scope development, and understanding geotechnical reports were covered.