We are proud to announce that we have crossed another milestone in the history of our company. Today marks InSite Engineering’s 20-year anniversary! Founded in 2003, what began as a small engineering firm has grown into a full-sized competitor in the industry. Over the past 20 years, we have grown our track record, service offerings, client list, and talent pool. Our company has many achievements and accomplishments and without the…
The NJ-based land development and consulting engineering firm has expanded its office locations to better serve the northern region of NJ. January 31, 2023 – Wall, NJ – InSite Engineering, LLC, a New Jersey land development and consulting engineering firm based in Wall Township, NJ, has opened a Bergen County office in Allendale, NJ. The office address is 165 Chestnut Street, Suite 200, Allendale, NJ 07401. InSite’s already vast project…
One of the greatest things about working for InSite is the emphasis on giving back to the community. This year, we were honored to support the Jackson – Goetz Middle School ‘Giving Tree’, helping local families in need this holiday season.
InSite Engineering and InSite Surveying provided comprehensive civil engineering, professional planning and construction layout services for the development of 12 upscale single-family homes and the new Balmer Court for Martelli Development. The site was the former location of the Oceanport Municipal Complex, which was substantially damaged during Superstorm Sandy. InSite provided entitlement support for the redevelopment within a tidal flood hazard area and secured permits for all new utility infrastructure.…
The NJ Planning Commission in Trenton has adopted guidance on where warehouses should be located in New Jersey and how they should be approved to assist municipalities in dealing with the growing number of applications to develop. Though not mandatory, their goal is to provide municipalities with a roadmap on how to consider whether to approve these projects. New Jersey is an ideal location for the warehousing and goods movement…
We are honored to announce that InSite has made the PSMJ 2022 Circle of Excellence! PSMJ’s exclusive Circle of Excellence highlights firms that demonstrate outstanding business achievement in the architecture and engineering industry. PSMJ Resources, Inc., the world’s leading authority on the effective management of architecture, engineering, and construction firms, announced that sixty-five exceptional architecture and engineering firms made it onto the exclusive list this year, nationwide. The Circle of…
Have you ever wondered what goes into making development happen at the Jersey Shore? Our very own Maeve Desmond, PP, AICP participated in a panel presentation for CREW NJ about the myriad of New Jersey regulations that must be expertly navigated to make it happen. Coastal development in New Jersey is intensely regulated by the NJDEP through CAFRA, flood hazard, tidelands and wetlands rules. InSite helps our clients evaluate these…
InSite professionals performed site engineering design, permitting and construction support services for theconstructed six-story hotel containing 67 hotel rooms and approximately 12,000 sf of commercial area. Thehotel is located within the third phase of the Pier Village project, a 29-acre mixed-use village along theoceanfront. This hotel represents the progress Long Branch has made to bring more visitors to their grand newwaterfront development and boardwalk.
InSite Engineering provided comprehensive design, bidding, and construction support services to convert an existing natural grass field to a full-size synthetic turf field. The field includes team shelters and bleacher systems for use by the Township of Wall and the Wall Soccer Club. The project had several design challenges including a significant grade change which required a precise soil mass balance resulting in no export of soil from the site. …
The Town of Harrison in Hudson County is a small community whose original economic engine was heavy industry and manufacturing activity. Throughout the 1990’s, the bulk of Harrison’s industry had moved out and in 1999, the Harrison Redevelopment Agency was up and running and looking for developers to invest in the area. As a result, the Waterfront Redevelopment plan was implemented with a vision to transform 250 acres of obsolete…
