IH Engineers, P.C. is an expanding consulting firm, committed to being the first choice of its clients by providing innovation, technical excellence, and on-time performance for engineering design, construction management, and infrastructure studies for projects throughout NJ, NY, and PA.

Our current service areas are:
<Structural Engineering Design>
Simple/Complex Roadway/Railroad Bridges
Pedestrian Bridges
Rigid/Flexible Culverts
Ancillary Sign Structures
Arches & Rigid Frames
Catenary Structures
Supports for Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)
Seismic Analysis/Design
FEM Modeling of Complex Structures
Temporary Structures
Utility Supports Structures
Retaining Walls
Noise Barrier Walls
Structural Demolition
Sustainability Design
Constructability and Value Engineering Evaluation

<Civil/Highway Engineering>
Highways and Roadways
Intersections and Interchanges
Roundabouts and Other Non-Traditional Junctions 
Roadway Design 
Pedestrian Facilities
Pedestrian Ramps
Transit Facilities
Parking Facilities
Site Development
Utility Coordination
Hydraulics & Hydrology
Environmental Permitting
Highway Lighting
Sustainability Design
ADA/Accessibility

<Traffic Engineering>
MPT/WZTC 
Transportation/Traffic Studies
Pedestrian and Traffic LOS Capacity Analysis
Traffic Data Collection Plans 
Traffic Signal Design/Modifications
Bike Route Planning/Design
Traffic Calming Studies
Traffic Signal Warrant Analysis

<Structural Evaluation and Load Rating Services>
Condition Inspection of All Types of Fixed/Movable Bridges and Culverts  
Load Rating Analysis
Condition Inspection of Buildings and Hangers
Tunnel Inspection
Ancillary Sign Structures
Retaining Walls
Dams

<Construction Services>
Construction Inspection/Management
Constructability Review
Construction Scheduling
Document Control
Claims Analysis/Avoidance
Cost Estimating
Value Engineering
Commissioning


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IH Engineers, P.C.

IH Engineers, P.C.'s headquarters in Princeton, United States

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