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Posted: November 12, 2013
Strawser joins TVGA Consultants as structural engineer; Experienced in structural and stormwater system design
TVGA Consultants (TVGA) revealed the hiring of Mathew Strawser, of Orchard Park, to its engineering team. A structural engineer, Strawser has five years of experience including design aspects such as structural and stormwater system design for municipal, commercial and residential properties.
TVGA is a full service engineering, environmental, land survey and architecture firm that has provided quality, value-based professional engineering services for more than 96 years. TVGA employs a skilled and diverse staff of civil, transportation, traffic and environmental engineers; architects; scientists; photogrammetrists; and land surveyors.
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