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From six employees in Oaks, PA to a growing team with multiple locations, TPD has spent more than three decades expanding its capabilities while staying focused on the clients and communities we serve. Founded in 1989 by our current President, Kevin Johnson, PE, TPD began primarily as a traffic engineering firm with highway design support. Over the years, they expanded their services to include bridge design, environmental permitting, bridge inspection, construction management, and construction inspection, while continuing to strengthen their core expertise. Today, TPD operates as “One Company with Multiple Locations,” bringing together local knowledge, technical expertise, and a team-oriented approach to deliver quality, sustainable solutions for our clients and teaming partners.
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Preparing for the PE Exam
Taking the next step in your engineering career can be both exciting and stressful. Preparing for the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE)...
Importance of Continuing Education for Professional Engineers
Engineering continuing education courses are required among many societies for professional engineers. In the State of New Jersey, professional...
What Should You Do After Passing the PE Exam?
Congratulations to all the young engineers who made it through four years at university earning your engineering degree and for passing the...
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