COMPANY OVERVIEW
Van Note-Harvey Associates provides comprehensive engineering consulting services to both the public and private sectors in support of sustainable regional development encompassing environmental sensitivity. Van Note-Harvey is a proud member of the U.S. Green Building Council.
WHAT WE DO
RECENT NEWS
Congratulations to Marci Barrows of our Princeton Environmental Division for obtaining her Professional Wetland Scientist Certification! The Society of Wetland Scientists PWS Certification Program identifies qualified individuals to assess and manage the Nation’s wetland resources, signifying that academic and work experience meet the standards expected of a practicing wetland professional, […]
Congratulations to Brandon Fetzer and Brian Perry of VNHA’s Princeton office for recently completing the New Jersey Certified Municipal Engineering Program! The CME certificate is awarded only to licensed professional engineers upon successful completion of the program which educates participants in the technical and administrative practices applicable to municipal engineers.
Real estate developers, municipalities and even individual homeowners are realizing the benefits of porous asphalt pavement as an investment on their projects. Porous asphalt pavement is an environmentally-conscious and sustainable paving solution that can manage stormwater runoff and offer long-term cost efficiency. How Does Porous Asphalt Pavement Work? Porous asphalt…
VNHA is honored to be recognized among the Top Privately Held Companies in New Jersey!
On the 3rd annual #LicensedPEDay, VNHA celebrates our own Professional Engineers and recognizes the contributions of all PE’s and their commitment to protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the public while ensuring a sustainable future.
VNHA welcomes summer interns Guilia Califano and Nick Fattman to our Princeton office team! Guilia is a civil engineering major at The College of New Jersey where she will enter her senior year in the fall. Nick is a civil engineering major entering his junior year at Virginia Tech.