PKF-Mark III, Inc.
Matthew Cardamone is a seasoned engineering professional with extensive experience in civil and environmental engineering. Currently serving as a Senior Engineer at PKF-Mark III, Inc. since September 2016, Matthew has previously held positions including Engineer II at Kiewit, where involvement in the Kosciuszko Bridge Project and Willis Avenue Bridge Replacement Project showcased expertise in field engineering and estimation. Prior experience as a Quality Control Inspector and Estimator at Brayman Construction Corporation included quality assurance on the Nesbitt Dam Rehabilitation Project. An internship with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation involved work in wetland delineation and on various construction projects. Matthew also contributed to an irrigation system project in Cusco, Peru. Matthew earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil/Environmental Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh in December 2011.
PKF-Mark III, Inc.
Established in 1969, PKF-Mark III, Inc. is an employee-owned corporation, which places substantial emphasis on self-performance to expand and distinguish itself as a premier general contractor with unique engineering, bidding, construction, and management capabilities not available in competitors. Performing in environmental, power, transportation, buildings / structures, marine, and industrial markets, PKF's project list includes water and wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, power plants, complex electrical and mechanical systems, rail systems, foundations, bridges, roadways, and tunnels throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast Regions. Throughout its history, PKF’s hallmarks of SAFETY, QUALITY, and ON-TIME CONSTRUCTION have been evident in our projects. Shaped by industry leading professionals, employee owners and highly skilled craft personnel, in all we do, we live by and strive to demonstrate "Excellence Built on Integrity."